Netflix subscribers have just weeks left to watch the crime drama series Dexter before it is removed from the streaming platform on Monday, March 30. The show, which first aired in 2006, follows a concealed serial killer who works as a police blood splatter analyst.
All eight seasons of the original series are currently available on Netflix. The streaming giant confirmed the removal date, prompting fans to share their frustration on social media. One Reddit user wrote: 'Of course it leaves right when I was thinking 'Eh I'll rewatch it soon.' Guess it's time for a last-minute binge.'
Another viewer commented: 'Netflix is losing all of its good shows.' A third added: 'Funnily the only reason I've gave it another chance is because it was on Netflix. Went to being my top 3 TV shows ever.'
Despite ending its original run years ago, Dexter has maintained a strong fanbase. On Rotten Tomatoes, one reviewer described it as 'a timeless series' that 'evokes nostalgia for the time before the world was swamped by social media.' Another called it 'the best show ever.'
The series has expanded with a limited series and a prequel, both of which have proved popular. However, fans will need to complete their binge-watching before the end of March.
