Dexter is back, and man, has the sh*t hit the fan. The only person he could have feelings for, if he was capable, is his foster sister Deb. And Deb walked in on Dexter in the middle of one of his epic kills. At the Showtime party at the Television Critics Association press tour, star Michael C. Hall talks to Snakkle about what this means for the two characters moving forward, and also who will give him a run for his money before this season comes to a close.

Dexter season 5 DVDs are available August 16, and Snakkle has a sneak peek from the episode “My Bad.” Plus, we spoke to Michael C. Hall about Dexter’s emotional state in season 6, his screen time with new costars, and much more!

It’s so hard to say goodbye to a great TV show! And this September 16, Showtime will bid farewell to its ground-breaking series Weeds. But while we’re sad, we still have shows like Dexter and Homeland to keep us glued to our boob tubes. Snakkle has all the latest scoop on Showtime’s fall programming from the Television Critics Association press tour.

The dust has settled after this year’s Golden Globes nomination announcement this morning, and this particular set of nominees seems even stranger than ever (Callie Thorne, anyone?). Isn’t that why we love the Globes? So, take a load off! Grab that gingerbread latte! And check out our list of Golden snubs!

Parks and Recreation’s Amy Poehler, NCIS’s Mark Harmon, and Homeland’s Claire Danes are all fan favorites with TV shows starting up again this fall. But while you undoubtedly know them from their current television projects, Snakkle wants to put you to the test to see just how well you recognize these famous faces from before they were stars. Check out the gallery we’ve assembled and see how many you get right!

Every smart showrunner knows to expand their series world in the second season in order to raise the stakes, and Teen Wolf’s Jeff Davis has done just that by not only introducing two big baddies but also a couple of other, seemingly less harmful characters to stir the pot for Scott, Allison, Stiles, Jackson, and Lydia. Snakkle caught up with the cast of Teen Wolf at the Paley Center for Media a few weeks ago to get the scoop on season 2.

They’re newsmakers without even trying. We’re talking about the innovators, politicians, activists, heroes and, yes, villains who inspire headlines. We know their stories; but that just makes casting them that much harder. Here they are: Newsmakers and the stars who have tackled their stories onscreen.

One thing that seems to be trending on ABC for their midseason: B*tches. With their new comedy Don’t trust the B—- in Apartment 23 starring James Van Der Beek (as himself!!!) and Krysten Ritter, as well as dramedy GCB (short for Good Christian B*tches), starring Leslie Bibb and Krisin Chenoweth, there are a lot of strong, female characters headed to your TV screen this winter.

Not everyone wins the genetics lottery of life. Even Hollywood types often start out awkward and skinny, pale shadows of the gorgeous stars they have transformed into today. In hopes of inspiring some New Years motivation, Snakkle digs into our image vaults to compare and contrast the entertainment elite when they weren’t so impressive to see exactly how far a lot of them have come. Hubba, hubba!

For the past two years, all four acting champs at the Golden Globes went on to win Oscars. Could that happen again? It all begins with the nominations, which were announced this morning. Read on for our overview of the acting nominees for movies and TV.