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Old 04-26-2011, 12:41 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Nyssa View Post
What an excellent post, CWatkinsNash!!

I think the show, Dexter, is an excellent example of a sympathetic bad guy. I have only watched the first 2 seasons (out of 5), but in that time you learn all about his back ground and how he came to be what he is today. Your friend would probably hate him & the show.
Thanks Nyssa! Dexter is a perfect example of what I'm talking about. There's no way she'd ever watch that show. The one she railed on about, though, was Human Target with Mark Valley. The main character is a former hitman who now helps people by going after the bad guys.
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