Jennifer Carpenter

The drama of network upfronts may have passed us by, but Limitless fans were left in the lurch over the fate of CBS’ TV sequel series, at least until now. Yes, Limitless officially reached its limit at one season, as discussions with other outlets have fallen through.

Ever the haven of misguided rumors and nonsense tweets, the internet sent Dexter fans into a blood frenzy over the weekend with suggestions that the series might return as a Showtime revival, but consider this lumberjack’s tall tale officially debunked. Showtime may one day call Dexter out of retirement, but it is not this day.

We’re starting to see movie-TV adaptations with lower and lower success rates, though where some end up only trimmed (for now), CBS’ Limitless will live up to its name just a bit more. The network has granted a full season extension to its sequel adaptation of Bradley Cooper’s 2011 film, using 100% of its brain power for the foreseeable future.

Showtime’s Dexter has certainly chummed the waters now and again with talk of a potential revival, but given the current crop of TV series coming back for limited runs, could our worst fears be closer than we realize? Showtime might just want Dexter to start sharpening his knives.

It can be difficult to wrap your mind around Limitless, a movie that semi-rebooted itself to TV, keeping the same general continuity while still having nothing “Comic-Con” about it, but a dose of NZT will make everything clear. Find out what CBS’ forthcoming Limitless TV series revealed from Comic-Con, and what we’ll see from the series this fall!

CBS’ announcement and pickup of its Limitless TV series came with the unsurprising attachment that original film star Bradley Cooper would pitch in as executive producer. Now however, we’ve learned not only that Cooper will appear in the pilot, but also that the Guardians of the Galaxy star will even recur from time to time, picking up his role from the film.

For better or worse (much, much worse), 'Dexter' has finally carved its last cheek with this past Sunday's series finale, "Remember the Monsters?," bringing the Showtime serial killer series to a close after eight long years, the latter of which many fans proclaim to have taken a rather steep nosedive. And while we've had our own issues with the current season, producers Sara Colleton an

Though 'Dexter''s final season has been laughable at times, our long national nightmare comes to a close this coming Sunday with the Showtime serial killer's final installment "Remember the Monsters." And while we're not altogether optimistic 'Dexter' will pull out of its tailspin before the end, two new series finale sneak peeks tease an emotional climax for one of our mortally wounded

'Dexter' may be leaving us for good in the next few months, but you didn't think Showtime would let our favorite serial killer go without a massive Comic-Con 2013 panel blowout, did you? 'Dexter''s final season will headline the show this year by debuting on opening day, Thursday, Jul. 18, movin' on up to the 6,000-seat Hall H. So, who from the cast and what top-secret guests can we expect on the

At long last, the eighth and final season of 'Dexter' will be upon us this Sunday, kicking off the final 12 episodes for Dexter Morgan, Deb, and Miami Metro at large. And while Dexter will have plenty on his table this season, the latest clip from Sunday's season premiere "A Beautiful Day" shows Deb going further off the rails than her brother has ever been!