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David Ducovny plays character Hank Moody who is a semi-famous Los Angeles writer from New York City. The procrastination of his new book leads Moody to explore his sexual desires. This affects his former wife Karen, who is played by Natascha McElhone. This playboy lifestyle also affects Hank's lawyer Charlie Runkle, played by Evan Handler.

This story of Dexter is a story of an orphaned boy who witnessed a dramatic event. Dexter's mother was murdered right before his very eyes. Soon after, Dexter was adopted by a Miami police officer named Harry Morgan. Harry quickly notice that Dexter was headed down to deep, dark path. Rather than have Dexter's life ruined by the hands of the justice system, Harry taught Dexter everything about committing the perfect crime.

Miley Cyrus has been propelled to superstardom because of the success of the tv series. With spin off movies, a documentary called "Hannah Montana And Miley Cyrus : Best Of Both Worlds Concert" and albums, she has become a household name.

But what to do when a great amount of awesome shows is being pulled off the air? We of TV reviews decided to make a list of the series that we will miss the most.

The town of Agrestic, California even has the city councilman Doug Wilson, played by Kevin Nealon, buying from the main character to support his own habit.

The second one is 28 Days Later (I'll include the sequel, 28 weeks later as well). 28 Days Later is a 2002 British Horror Film which depicts the breakdown of society. It is filled with a lot of suspense and horror. So how does society break down? Some unfortunate soul releases a highly contagious rage virus which spreads like wildfire. The movie is based on four survivors who try and cope in this strange, new environment and finds way to stay away from the blood-thirsty zombies.

I've finally gotten around to reading the first book in the series, The Awakening. One of my Facebook friends warned me the books were nothing like the series. I was rather skeptical about that; how different could it really be?, I wondered. My skepticism was misplaced. The book is very different.

The series must have living, breathing, caring characters. The characters have to be at least a little bigger than life and have to be unique. They have to have problems just like the rest of us. Some have unresolvable problems.They suffer from the loss of a father or their wife or husband. Or are orphans trying to make their way always thinking about what might have been. We sympathize and sometimes even empathize with them.