Former Chuck Star Strahovski will continue her role as Hannah McKay, the murderous florist who served as both a romantic interest and serious threat to Dexter last season.


She confirmed this story via her latest tweet -

well PHEW ! Glad I don't have to keep my mouth zipped any longer hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/dext…

— Yvonne Strahovski (@Y_Strahovski) April 10, 2013

In an interview via Twitter with EW’s James Hibberd, Strahovksi revealed that she knew she would be back on the show for quite some time, and that it was hard not to spill the good news. She also said she was on the fence about whether she wanted her character to live or die, and remained coy on how Hannah will interact with Dexter next season.

“Yes..she is coming back to shake things up for Dexter a little...just to add to the turmoil :),” Strahovski tweeted.
Season eight of Dexter will mark the return of a dangerous killer. Yvonne Strahovski is returning to play florist, serial killer and Dexter Morgan’s former love, Hannah McKay.

Hannah ended up escaping from prison and she left a message to Dexter by leaving him a black orchid at his doorstep. After that final scene, she was never seen again.

Plot: Where the Trail Ends is a film following the worlds top freeride mountain bikers as they search for untraveled terrain around the globe, ultimately shaping the future of big mountain free riding. This unparalleled story documents man’s challenge of mother nature and himself showcased through a cast of colorful characters. This is the most progressive and ambitious mountain biking ever attempted resulting in an entertainment adventure unlike anything experienced before.

Genre: Documentary | Adventure | Drama | Sport
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Directed by: Jeremy Grant
Starring: Darren Berrecloth, James Doerfling and Andreu Lacondeguy
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Runtime:  81 Min
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Plot: Grace (Kelcie Stranahan) cannot remember the night her friend Jennifer (Maiara Walsh) died in a car accident. She is about to go to jail for a crime she may not have committed, and she decides to retrace her steps from that night to jog her memory. Jennifer’s spirit pushes Grace to the edge and forces her to remember what she has tried to forget. Together they navigate ex-boyfriends, parents and foes as they search for hope for Grace’s future.
Genre: Thriller
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Directed by: John Stimpson
Starring: Grant Harvey, Kelcie Stranahan, Liz Vassey
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Runtime:  1 h 23 min
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 Starring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Jon Hamm (Mad Men), A Young Doctor’s Notebook is a new series on Sky Arts 1 based on short stories by the Russian author Mikhail Bulgakov. Set mostly in 1917, the year of the Russian Revolution, it follows the misadventures of a doctor whose first practice is in the remotest possible countryside. It’s principally a comedy, although, as Russian comedy is near-indistinguishable from Russian tragedy (all pain, poverty, disaster and death), the label is perhaps superfluous. Let’s just call it Russian.

Hamm was the doctor’s older self, who keeps turning up from the future to give his younger self advice. As the other actors were British, and spoke in their normal voices, Hamm had to fit in, leaving him in the unusual position of being an American playing a Russian speaking like an Englishman. Or at least, an American actor’s idea of the way an Englishman speaks, i.e., somewhere between Jeremy Irons and a supercilious ghost.

Radcliffe, beady eyes cutely twinkling, was the doctor’s younger self. Even at 23 he looks 13, making him well suited to the role, as his character is routinely derided for his youthfulness. Anyway, he was good, which was a relief. I’d hate to have to say he was bad. It would make me feel horribly guilty, as if I’d trodden on a hamster’s paw.

The action was a peculiar mix of silliness and gore, but there were some good lines.

Radcliffe (to Hamm, who’s waving a scary surgical tool): “Careful, you could have an eye out.”