Flirt4Free Has Cameo on Showtime’s ‘Dexter’

CALABASAS, Calif. — It could be that after all this time, Dexter Morgan’s been a closet porn fan.

When Showtime’s “Dexter” made its season premier last night, Dexter is caught looking at a scantily clad Flirt4Free.com webcam model.

The series follows a forensics expert for the Miami Metro Police Department, who moonlights as a serial killer with a penchant for inflicting his own unusual brand of justice — he kills people who truly deserve it.

Scott Hoover, publicist for parent company VS Media, told XBIZ that this may be just the beginning for this season’s “Dexter” plotline that includes online adult and that Flirt4Free may come up again in future episodes.

“You know how he’s frequently got that blank look in front of the camera?” Hoover asked. “Apparently this might be what he’s been doing all along — going online and watching porn.”

Hoover said that producers approached VS Media President Gregory Clayman earlier this year to contribute content for “Dexter.”

Clayman noted that he’s happy to be involved with Showtime’s production and of the character’s Flirt4Free choice.

"It also shows that Dexter has excellent taste in online adult entertainment," he said.

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