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Spoiler Alert !!!This article contains spoilers for 'Dexter: Resurrection' Episode 5.

Dexter: Resurrection Episode 4 left audiences on a cliffhanger when Dexter (Michael C. Hall) stops Harrison (Jack Alcott) from confessing to Ryan Foster’s murder. In the latest episode, we see the father-son duo reconnect and Dexter’s paternal instincts reignite. During his meeting with Harrison, Dex decides to keep Ryan Foster’s (Harrison’s victim) watch with him. What follows is a clever unfolding of him framing Mia, or Lady Vengeance (Krysten Ritter) as Ryan’s killer.

The move was paternal love at its best, but it served another purpose for Dexter. Dexter: Resurrection Episode 5 does a wonderful job of conveniently placing Mia as Dex’s safest bet for saving Harrison. Let’s dissect how the Bay Harbor Butcher eliminated another fellow serial club member.

Dexter Eliminates Mia by Framing Her

In the fifth episode of Dexter: Resurrection,...

Fresh from her appearance at San Diego Comic Con, Krysten Ritter is opening up about her “major career moments” this year.

Ritter is currently starring as sommelier and serial killer Mia Lapierre, aka Lady Vengeance, in Showtime’s Dexter: Resurrection. On Thursday, she was part of a panel at Sdcc for the show, appearing alongside co-stars Michael C. Hall, David Zayas, James Remar, Jack Alcott, David Dastmalchian, and executive producers Clyde Phillips and Scott Reynolds. New episodes drop Friday nights on Paramount+ with Showtime.

She will also reprise the fan-favorite role of Jessica Jones in the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again for Season 2, which is currently in production. Ritter first played the character in the eponymous Netflix series, which ran for three seasons from 2015 to 2019.

(L-r) David Dastmalchian, David Zayas, Jack Alcott, Michael C. Hall, Krysten Ritter and James Remar attend Showtime’s “Dexter: Resurrection” Press Line during 2025 Comic-Con International:...

Dexter: Resurrection Episode 4 saw the introduction of 4 new sinister serial killers. Episode 4, titled “Call Me Red”, aired on July 25, 2025, where Dexter (Michael C. Hall) infiltrates a dinner party. At the dinner, we are introduced to Krysten Ritter’s Mia or Lady Vengeance, Eric Stonestreet’s Al or Rapunzel, Neil Patrick Harris’ Lowell or the Tattoo Collector, and David Dastmalchian’s Gareth or the Gemini killer (via Vulture).

Lady Vengeance, as the name suggests, hunts down sexual predators; Rapunzel or the ponytail guy has an inclination toward picking victims with ponytails because of unresolved mommy issues; the Tattoo collector collects the tatted skins of his victims, and the Gemini Killer is a Zodiac analog, and by far the most serial killer-esque of the lot.

Dexter poses as “Red” and observes the elite gathering as he debates killing one of the killers. Here’s a recap of the bizarre dinner party hosted by the NYC billionaire,...

What Happens On The Fourth Episode Of Dexter: Resurrection?(Photo Credit –Facebook)

Spoiler Alert: The following article contains major spoilers for Dexter: Resurrection Episode 4.

The fourth installment of Dexter: Resurrection finally assembles its complete ensemble, introducing the principal antagonist, Leon Prater (Peter Dinklage), a wealthy philanthropist orchestrating the inaugural gathering of a sinister, clandestine society.

This episode, titled “Call Me Red,” presents Michael C. Hall’s Dexter adopting the guise of another serial killer as he encounters kindred spirits of his own dark persuasion. Much like the consequences he endured when forging alliances with Arthur Mitchell and Miguel Prada, he is compelled to seek connection, ignoring every caveat. This union tightens the story’s grip as multiple threads intertwine with increasing stakes.

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Who would’ve thought that Dexter Morgan could be a social butterfly?

In Episode 4 of Dexter: Resurrection, Dexter infiltrates a luxurious dinner party while under cover as Ronald “Red” Schmidt, aka the Dark Passenger. After being picked up by Uma Thurman’s Charley, he arrives at the beautiful estate of Leon Prater (Peter Dinklage), a man who’s obsessed with serial killers, so much so that he collects their trophies and keeps them in his museum-like corridor. Prater has pieces like John Wayne Gacy’s clown costume, Jeffrey Dahmer’s bloody fridge, Charles Manson’s guitar, and even more notably,...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Dexter: Resurrection season 1, episode 4, "Call Me Red"

Michael C. Hall's latest victim in Dexter: Resurrection shares what it was like to be under his knife. Three years after Dexter: New Blood's divisive ending, Dexter: Resurrection story picks up with Hall's infamous serial killer as he goes to New York City to follow his son, Harrison (Jack Alcott), and try to protect him from afar.

Once in NYC, Dexter murders another serial killer who was using the moniker of the Dark Passenger. As Dexter was against anyone else using that title, he killed the Dark Passenger, only to find an invitation to a dinner party for serial killers.

Dexter takes his place and meets other killers who are played by celebrity guest stars. Dexter: Resurrection's cast includes Uma Thurman as Charley, Krysten Ritter as Mia Lapierre/Lady Vengeance, Neil Patrick Harris as Lowell/The Tattoo Collector,...

We’ve been taking our time entering this new phase of life for Dexter (Michael C. Hall) and Harrison (Jack Alcott). The first episode was about setting the stage, the second about setting a new normal, and the third about getting to work. If that was the opening, this week’s fourth episode, “Call Me Red,” took the action into high gear. Let’s dive into a gripping new episode of Dexter: Resurrection! Spoilers Below.

A unique dinner party

As we ended last week, Dexter dispatched with Red (Marc Menchaca) and learned he’d been invited to a special gathering. The gathering promised to connect him to people with similar proclivities. This piqued Dexter’s interest as he saw it as a way to take more bad actors off the board. He’s returned to his old ways with a flourish, feeling more himself.

After taking a chance, he decides...

After giving in to his bloodlust, Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) has finally regained his persona as the Dark Passenger, stealing an invitation for a serial killer-exclusive dinner along the way. Meanwhile, the police are hotter on Harrison’s tail than ever before. Will he be caught? What will Dexter do with his invitation? Find out below.

Spoiler Alert !!!This article contains spoilers for episode 4 of Dexter: Resurrection. Dexter: Resurrection — “Call Me Red” — The Recap

Dexter, now wearing the same masking technology utilized by Ronald Schmidt, formerly the “Dark Passenger,” assumes the identity of Schmidt. Having sliced the fingerprint off of Schmidt’s hand, he glues it to his finger. Harry (James Remar) warns him against going.

L-r: Uma Thurman as Charley and Peter Dinklage as Leon Prater in Dexter: Resurrection, episode 4, season 1, streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime, 2025. Photo Credit: Zach Dilgard/Paramount+ with Showtime. Neil Patrick Harris as Lowell in Dexter: Resurrection,...

Exclusive: Dexter: Resurrection is continues to delight on Paramount+ with Showtime.

The premiere episode has now tallied 4.4M cross-platform viewers in its first seven days, up 41% from the first three days, when about 3.1M had checked out the latest outing in the growing franchise, Deadline can exclusively reveal.

That sets another streaming record for Showtime, once again upping the threshold for the network’s most-streamed series premiere in history. Dexter: Resurrection is also outperforming the premiere of Dexter: Original Sin by about 25% so far.

From showrunner and executive producer Clyde Phillips, Dexter: Resurrection stars Michael C. Hall back in the titular role of Dexter Morgan. A continuation of Dexter: New Blood, the series takes place weeks after Dexter Morgan (Hall) takes a bullet to the chest from his own son, as he awakens from a coma to find Harrison (Jack Alcott) gone without a trace.

Realizing the weight of what he put his son through,...

Dexter Morgan is back and is ready for some more kills in his new bloody adventure “Dexter: Resurrection.”

Just when we thought we’d lost our conscientious killer, here he comes ready for a new start, and of course, some new victims. Well, in his eyes, they deserve their fates. And heck, for us “Dexter” fans, we deserve this new spinoff — especially when you’re adding top-notch talent like Uma Thurman And bringing back O.G. cast members like David Zayas.

And coming back into the fold to serve as showrunner and executive producer is Clyde Phillips, who served as the showrunner on each “Dexter” series. Michael C. Hall also serves as executive producer along with Scott Reynolds.

Check out everything you need to know about how to watch below.

When does “Dexter: Resurrection” premiere?

“Dexter: Resurrection” had a two-episode debut at 12:01 a.m. Pst Friday, July 11 on Paramount+ Premium,...

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The Dexter: Resurrection premiere drew 3.1 million global cross-platform viewers in its first three days, representing a 46% larger audience than what the Dexter: Original Sin prequel series opened to last December.

The return of grown-up Dexter also delivered the most-streamed premiere in Showtime history, putting up 44% bigger numbers than Original Sin, and marking a 76% improvement on Dexter: New Blood (circa November 2021).

TVLine readers gave the premiere an average grade of “A”; get Michael C. Hall’s take on the surprise cameos and see what Jack Alcott (who plays Harrison) said about the season’s gruesome first kill.

“Dexter: Resurrection delivered an electrifying performance that not only rekindled a fiercely devoted fanbase but also captivated a new generation of viewers — shattering records with Showtime’s most-streamed premiere ever,” Chris McCarthy, President of Showtime/MTV Entertainment, said in a statement. “This triumph underscores the lasting impact of this iconic franchise, brought to life by Michael C. Hall’s unparalleled portrayal and [showrunner] Clyde Phillips’ visionary creative leadership.”

A continuation of New Blood, Resurrection takes place weeks after Dexter Morgan (played by Hall) takes a bullet to the chest from his own son, as he awakens from a coma to find Harrison (Alcott) gone without a trace. Realizing the weight of what he put his son through, Dexter sets out for New York City determined to find him and make things right.

Closure, though, won’t come easy. “When Miami Metro’s Angel Batista (David Zayas) arrives with questions, Dexter realizes his past is catching up to him fast,” the series synopsis reads. “As father and son navigate their own darkness in the city that never sleeps, they soon find themselves deeper than they ever imagined – and that the only way out is together.”

Dexter: Resurrection also stars Uma Thurman as Charley, Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine as Blessing Kamara, Kadia Saraf as Detective Claudette Wallace, Dominic Fumusa as Detective Melvin Oliva, Emilia Suárez as Elsa Rivera, James Remar as Dexter’s father Harry, and Peter Dinklage as Leon Prater. Guest stars include Neil Patrick Harris, Krysten Ritter, Eric Stonestreet and David Dastmalchian, as Lowell, Mia, Al and Gareth.

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Television’s favorite serial killer returned to the small screen yet again on Friday with the premiere of Dexter: Resurrection, which came out of the gate swinging with a promising audience tally over the weekend.

The premiere episode scored Dexter: Resurrection 3.1M cross-platform global viewers, up 46% from the debut of Dexter: Original Sin, per Showtime parent company Paramount Global. Two episodes were released on Paramount+ Friday before their cable premiere on Sunday. One new episode will release weekly following that same format.

On Paramount+ alone, Dexter: Resurrection is now the most-streamed premiere in Showtime history, the company says. The streaming audience is up 44% from Dexter: Original Sin and 79% from Dexter: New Blood, per Paramount Global. Specific numbers were not released.

Speaking of the other Dexter offerings, since the premiere of Dexter: Resurrection, franchise consumption is apparently up +132% on Paramount+.

“Dexter: Resurrection delivered an electrifying performance that not only rekindled a...

Planes, Saddles and Automobiles.

Thomas Haden Church began his acting career as the lovable airplane mechanic Lowell Mather on the beloved ‘90s NBC sitcom Wings. As Phil on Netflix comedy Tires season two, he’s the one (gently) bossing the grease monkeys around, including his on-screen son Shane Gillis.

Church is happy to talk about being on both ends of the socket wrench, though really he’s at his happiest relaying the cattle count on his Texas ranch. It’s all good — I mostly wanted to talk about Tombstone (1993).

How aware of Tires season one were you?

Not at all. And I had a connection with an executive at Rough House Pictures, Danny McBride’s company (and a Tires production company), because I had another project that they were considering doing like three years ago — something that my partner and I had written. But I got to know this executive Brandon James,...

A new Pride festival celebrating LGBTQ representation in entertainment is coming to Los Angeles, just in time for the 25th anniversary of Queer as Folk.

Cast members of the Showtime series will reunite for the first ever Pride Live! Hollywood, running June 11-29, also featuring a Golden Girls 40th birthday and a tribute to the late Norman Lear, among other events at venues around Hollywood.

“It’s more important than ever that we celebrate the fabulous light of programs like Queer as Folk, not to mention Pride Live! Hollywood’s other offerings,” said Scott Lowell, who played Ted Schmidt in the 2000-’05 series. “Especially during Pride Month in LA at a festival that not only acknowledges the past but shows us the path forward.”

Lowell will reunite with co-stars Hal Sparks, Robert Gant, Michelle Clunie, Thea Gill, Peter Paige and Sharon Gless, as well as creators Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman for the festival.

Dexter’s showrunner and executive producer, Clyde Phillips, has great news about another franchise spin-off, which is centered on one of the show's greatest villains. The Trinity Killer is that villain, portrayed by the iconic John Lithgow, who was introduced in Season 4 of the original Showtime series. Lithgow is expected to return in some capacityin the new spin-off, but it remains unclear when the show will be set since the killer murdered people for decades. Nevertheless, Phillips, who now oversees the new Dexter franchise, recently revealed the status of the Trinity Killer spin-off, giving fans hope about its progress.

During a panel at Ccxp Mexico (via Reddit user TheSystolicGem), Phillips confirmed that all ten episodes of the Trinity Killer project have been written, but they have yet to be given the green light to go into production. While this may not be what fans expected to hear, it’s still...

Just when we thought Dexter was finally over, it turns out the Dark Passenger isn’t done yet. After years of following his strict code, Dexter broke his own rules—and paid the price. In Dexter: New Blood, we saw him cross a line he had never crossed before, and his own son ended it by pulling the trigger. That felt like the final chapter. But now, against all odds, the story continues.

The second sequel, Dexter: Resurrection, brings Michael C. Hall back once again, and if the first trailer is anything to go by, this new season won’t just focus on Dexter’s return—it’ll also revisit some of the darkest killers the series has ever introduced. Some are back as haunting memories, while others may play a bigger role in what’s to come.

From old enemies to past victims, this next chapter is packed with...

Michael C. Hall regresa como el icónico asesino. © SkyShowtime

SkyShowtime ha desvelado el primer tráiler y póster de Dexter: Resurrection (titulada en España Dexter: Resurrección).

Ambientada semanas después del impactante desenlace de Dexter: New Blood, Dexter: Resurrection arranca cuando Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) despierta del coma tras haber recibido un disparo de su propio hijo. Harrison, sin dejar rastro, ha desaparecido. Al ser consciente del peso que ha depositado sobre su hijo, Dexter pone rumbo a Nueva York, decidido a encontrarle para arreglar las cosas. Pero pasar página no resultará fácil. Pero la redención nunca es sencilla: la aparición de Angel Batista, exagente de la policía de Miami, aparece haciendo preguntas. Mientras padre e hijo lidian con sus propias sombras en la ciudad que nunca duerme, pronto se verán sumidos en unas profundidades que jamás habrían imaginado; y la única manera de salir a flote será hacerlo juntos.

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Dexter's series finale was widely considered a disappointment, and while Dexter: New Blood set out to make things right in 2021, it too proved a little hit-and-miss.

Fans didn't want to see Dexter Morgan die, and plans for a follow-up revolving around his son, Harrison (with Dexter likely taking on a role similar to Harry's in the original show), were scrapped. After last year's prequel series, Dexter: Original Sin, Dex rises from the dead in Dexter: Resurrection.

The first trailer has been released (via FearHQ.com), and we see Batista questioning Dexter about being the Bay Harbor Butcher. The serial killer escapes and heads to New York, where Harrison also now resides. As Batista attempts to help steer him away from heading down the same dark path as his father, Dexter meets with a group of serial killers...who we're sure he'll eventually kill one by one!

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Showtime today revealed the official trailer for the highly anticipated original drama series Dexter: Resurrection.

The trailer made its global debut at Ccxp Mexico City during the Dexter: Resurrection panel featuring showrunner and executive producer Clyde Phillips, executive producer and star Michael C. Hall, series star David Zayas, and executive producer Scott Reynolds.

The series premieres with two episodes on Friday, July 11, on streaming and on demand for Paramount+ subscribers with the Paramount+ with Showtime plan, before its on-air debut Sunday, July 13 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Remaining episodes will premiere weekly.

Internationally, the title will launch exclusively on Paramount+ in Canada, the U.K., Australia, Latin America, Brazil, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria.

From Emmy-nominated showrunner and executive producer Clyde Phillips, the original drama series stars SAG and Golden Globe winner Michael C. Hall in the titular role of Dexter Morgan. Production is ongoing in New York.

For eight seasons and 96 episodes, from 2006 to 2013, the series Dexter ran on Showtime, telling the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who is also a vigilante serial killer. Clyde Phillips was showrunner on Dexter for the first four seasons, and in 2021 he and Showtime brought us the revival series Dexter: New Blood… which, for a time, also seemed to be the end of it all. But that’s not the case. Showtime has tasked Phillips with continue to build up the Dexter franchise, with the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiering back in December and a New Blood follow-up called Dexter: Resurrection, which heard was heading for a June premiere date. It’s actually going to miss June by a handful of days, as Showtime has revealed (and trades like The Hollywood Reporter have confirmed) that Dexter: Resurrection is going to premiere with two episodes on Friday,...

It turns out that Dexter Morgan is not alone in his proclivities. In fact, when he lands in New York City, he finds himself among an Avengers-style gathering of serial killers, and decides to lean into his dark passenger.

At least that’s what the trailer for sequel series Dexter: Resurrection implied when it dropped on Saturday at Ccxp Mexico City. The footage gives fans of the Dexter franchise their biggest peek yet into what showrunner Clyde Phillips and star Michael C. Hall have in store when they resurrect Dexter Morgan this summer.

Hall reprises his role as the titular serial killer for the sequel series, which is releasing after the first season of origin story Dexter: Original Sin. Dexter: Resurrection is a continuation of the first sequel series, Dexter: New Blood, and picks up immediately where that 2021 series left off, with Dexter surviving being shot by his son,...

Michael C. Hall’s Dexter Morgan is alive and kicking and headed to New York City in a new trailer for “Dexter: Resurrection.”

“Somebody once told me, you have to go through hell to achieve resurrection,” Morgan can be heard saying in a voiceover narration as the trailer starts with him opening his eyes in a hospital bed. “Hallelujah.”

The spinoff series, which is a continuation of “Dexter: New Blood,” takes place weeks after Morgan takes a bullet to the chest from his own son as he awakens from a coma to find Harrison gone without a trace. He proceeds to set out for New York City, determined to find him and make things right.

But his past starts to catch up with him when Miami Metro’s Angel Batista (David Zayas) arrives with questions, informing him that Chief Bishop told him that Dexter was the Bay Harbor Butcher. Dexter proceeds to sneak out,...

Exclusive: Calgary-based Peterson Polaris Corp has come on board dystopian action horror feature What’s Left Of Us, directed by Filipino-American filmmaker Tyrone Acierto, alongside the Philippines’ Fusee and Acierto’s CineBandits.

The project recently received the Taicca Focus Asia Co-production Award at the Far East Film Festival’s All Genres Project Market in Udine, Italy.

Set to be filmed in the Philippines with an international cast, the story follows a family struggling to survive in a world haunted by a memory-erasing infection, where the fight for survival becomes a battle for identity, truth and the remnants of history.

Acierto, whose work often explores identity, survival and socio-political themes, has previously directed two features, The Grave Bandits and Watch Me Kill, and founded CineBandits to focus on genre-driven stories rooted in Southeast Asian narratives.

Peterson Polaris Corp is headed by award-winning producer and director Michael Peterson, whose credits include Bloodthirsty,...

On Friday May 9 2025, Pix broadcasts Karamo!

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The upcoming episode of “Karamo,” titled “Unlock: My Mom Hates You; Q&k: How Do I Balance My Life and Career?” promises to delve into the complex dynamics of family and relationships. This episode will air on Pix and is sure to capture the attention of many viewers.

In this episode, Coletta expresses her deep concerns about her daughter’s fiancé, Lowell. She believes that he is not suitable for marriage and describes him as manipulative. This tension sets the stage for a heated discussion about trust and acceptance within families. Lowell, on the other hand, feels that Coletta is overly controlling and meddles in their relationship. This clash of perspectives highlights the challenges many face when it comes to family approval in romantic relationships.

Our favorite vigilante serial killer with a propensity for dark brilliance returns soon, and this time, he’s done hiding. The year has been chock-full of Dexter news between the release of the franchise prequel set amidst news of an upcoming sequel. As you gear up for this killer summer, here are 4 key Dexter: Resurrection updates you may have missed.

1. Dexter: Resurrection has a new release date

Dexter: Resurrection will stream its two-episode premiere Friday, July 11 on Paramount+ before airing on cable through Showtime on Sunday, July 13 at 8 p.m. Et. From there, the next eight episodes will be released weekly.

The show was originally slated to be released in June but is now set in stone for mid-July. Go ahead and get your visqueen ready; something tells me we're in for one bloody season.

Harrison surrenders after shooting his father in the chest in the Dexter: New Blood season finale.

The 20-second teaser for Dexter: Resurrection shows the serial killer (once again played by Michael C. Hall) alive and well and smiling while reading “Dexter Morgan is Dead” headlines. The first teaser for the latest addition to the Dexter franchise confirms the series will premiere on July 11, 2025 on Paramount+ with Showtime.

The first two episodes will stream on July 11th, followed by its on-air premiere on Sunday, July 13 at 8pm Et/Pt.

In addition to Michael C. Hall, the series stars David Zayas as Angel Batista, Jack Alcott as Harrison, Uma Thurman as Charley, Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine as Blessing Kamara, and Kadia Saraf as Detective Claudette Wallace. Dominic Fumusa is Detective Melvin Oliva, Emilia Suárez plays Elsa Rivera, James Remar returns as Dexter’s father Harry Morgan, and Peter Dinklage is Leon Prater. Guest stars include Neil Patrick Harris, Krysten Ritter, Eric Stonestreet, and David Dastmalchian as Lowell, Mia,...

Today, Showtime announced the premiere date and revealed the teaser for the highly anticipated original drama series, Dexter: Resurrection.

The series will debut with two episodes on Friday, July 11, on streaming and on demand for Paramount+ subscribers with the Paramount+ with Showtime plan, before its on-air debut Sunday, July 13 at 8:00 pm Et/Pt. Remaining episodes will premiere weekly.

Internationally, the title will launch exclusively on Paramount+ in Canada, the U.K., Australia, Latin America, Brazil, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. Paramount+ has also revealed that Michael C. Hall and David Zayas – plus Clyde Phillips and Scott Reynolds – are headed to Mexico City for an exclusive Dexter: Resurrection panel at Ccxp Mexico on Saturday, May 31.

From Emmy-nominated showrunner and executive producer Clyde Phillips, the original drama series stars SAG and Golden Globe winner Michael C. Hall in the titular role of Dexter Morgan. Production is ongoing in New York.

Dexter: Resurrection,...

Break out the old kill room, because Dexter Morgan is very not dead.

Dexter: Resurrection, the sequel series to flagship Dexter, has set a release date and has dropped a teaser trailer saying as much as it reintroduces Michael C. Hall as titular serial killer Dexter Morgan.

Dexter: Resurrection will debut with two episodes on Friday, July 11, on streaming and on demand for Paramount+ With Showtime subscribers, before its on-air debut Sunday, July 13, at 8 p.m. Remaining episodes will roll out weekly.

Dexter: Resurrection, from showrunner and executive producer Clyde Phillips, is a continuation of Dexter: New Blood and picks up immediately after that 2021 limited series left off, where Dexter Morgan is revived after being shot by his son, Harrison (Jack Alcott). Dexter’s resuscitation was revealed in a flash-forward in Dexter: Original Sin, the prequel series that wrapped its first run in February (and has since been renewed). Phillips also headed up Original Sin.

“Dexter: Resurrection” will premiere with two episodes on July 11 via Paramount+, with its on-air debut on Showtime coming two days later.

The news was a revealed in a teaser for the newest series in the “Dexter” franchise, in which Michael C. Hall reprises his role as vigilante serial killer Dexter Morgan. In the teaser he reads a newspaper, raising his eyebrow and grinning over an article headlined “Dexter Morgan Is Dead.”

The original “Dexter” ran on Showtime from 2006 to 2013, with sequel series “Dexter: New Blood” airing in 2021. Dexter appeared to die in the finale of “New Blood,” which showrunner Clyde Phillips later confirmed, so it was a shock to fans of the franchise when news of Hall’s return in “Resurrection” was announced last summer. gone without a trace. Realizing the weight of what he put his son through, Dexter sets out for New York City, determined to find him and make things right.

Showtime’s next “Dexter” spinoff is on its way, and thanks to a new teaser, we now know exactly when it will arrive this summer.

“Dexter: Resurrection” got its first teaser on Tuesday morning, revealing that the next spinoff series will debut with two episodes on Friday, July 11. It will first be streaming and on demand for Paramount+ subscribers with the Paramount+ with Showtime plan, and debut on-air on Sunday, July 13 at 8:00 pm Et/Pt.

In the footage, we see Michael C. Hall, returning as Dexter Morgan once again, reading a newspaper touting his character’s death.

The famed serial killer then raises his eyebrows and smirks at the camera. So yes, “Dexter: Resurrection” is officially undoing the series finale of “Dexter: New Blood,” in which Hall’s character was killed by his son.

Of course, we already knew this was coming, as the prequel series that premiered earlier this year,...

For eight seasons and 96 episodes, from 2006 to 2013, the series Dexter ran on Showtime, telling the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who is also a vigilante serial killer. Clyde Phillips was showrunner on Dexter for the first four seasons, and in 2021 he and Showtime brought us the revival series Dexter: New Blood… which, for a time, also seemed to be the end of it all. But that’s not the case. Showtime has tasked Phillips with continue to build up the Dexter franchise, with the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiering back in December and a New Blood follow-up called Dexter: Resurrection heading for a June premiere. Filming on Dexter: Resurrection is currently underway – and Vanity Fair has just unveiled several images from the show! You can check them out at the bottom of this article.

Michael C. Hall, who played Dexter...

For eight seasons and 96 episodes, from 2006 to 2013, the series Dexter ran on Showtime, telling the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who is also a vigilante serial killer. Clyde Phillips was showrunner on Dexter for the first four seasons, and in 2021 he and Showtime brought us the revival series Dexter: New Blood… which, for a time, also seemed to be the end of it all. But that’s not the case. Showtime has tasked Phillips with continue to build up the Dexter franchise, with the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiering back in December and a New Blood follow-up called Dexter: Resurrection heading for a June premiere. Filming on Dexter: Resurrection is currently underway – and Deadline has revealed that Marc Menchaca (Ozark) and Reese Antoinette (Bad Monkey) have guest starring roles in this batch of episodes.

Menchaca will be playing a character called Red,...

Exclusive: Marc Menchaca (Ozark) and Reese Antoinette (Bad Monkey) have joined the guest starring cast of Showtime’s Dexter: Resurrection. Menchaca will play the role of Red, and Antoinette will play Joy, Blessing Kamara’s (Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine) headstrong daughter.

Production on the Dexter: New Blood follow-up series from showrunner and executive producer Clyde Phillips kicked off in January in New York and is set to premiere this summer on Paramount+ with Showtime.

Led by Michael C. Hall, who returns to the role of the titular serial killer, the cast also includes returning stars David Zayas as Detective Angel Batista, Jack Alcott as Dexter’s son Harrison Morgan, and James Remar as Dexter’s father Harry Morgan. Dexter: New Blood‘s David Magidoff will return to the role of Teddy Reed from the Iron Lake Police Department. In late March, we confirmed John Lithgow and Jimmy Smits would...

Sufjan Stevens dug deep into his archives while reflecting on the anniversary of Carrie & Lowell, his stirring seventh studio album released exactly 10 years ago today. The musician will release an expanded edition of the record on May 30, but his starting point isn’t one of the original 11 songs on the album. Instead, Stevens rediscovered the “Mystery of Love” with the sobering demo of the song he later released in 2017.

This version of “Mystery of Love” is more intensely present than the original, which coated Stevens’ voice in thick layers of haze.

The way everyone this season is united in their hatred for Raq would be impressive if it weren’t also annoying.

Is Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 4 going to make me root for Raq? Say it ain’t so.

Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 4 Episode 4 had a lot going on, so let’s go through the hour scene-by-scene in this recap!

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Traymont is enjoying the good life in the penthouse suite of a hotel when he’s unceremoniously knocked out by Marvin, who’s waiting in his room and disguised as a hotel worker. Complete with lollipop in mouth, Marvin wheels him out of the hotel with no one the wiser.

Raq and Joyce go at it, as Raq’s still upset about how Joyce shared her diagnosis. Raq blasts her mother for never being a good mother and not caring about her kid’s feelings,...

It's been three years since we last saw Michael C. Hall as our beloved vigilante serial killer in Dexter: New Blood, and while he made a brief appearance at the beginning of Original Sin, Dexter: Resurrection will feature his full-time return to the character first made famous in the novels by Jeff Lindsay. This time around, Hall will be joined by a lot of fresh names, but we now know of another familiar face from the original series that will also be along for the ride: Jimmy Smits.

Per Deadline, Smits will reprise his role of Miguel Prado, despite Dexter killing him in the Season 3 episode "The Damage a Man Can Do." At first a friend to Dexter who knew of his Dark Passenger, Prado's own lust for revenge clouded his decision-making as things progressed, leading to the Assistant District Attorney finding himself wrapped in plastic on Dexter's kill table.

For eight seasons and 96 episodes, from 2006 to 2013, the series Dexter ran on Showtime, telling the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who is also a vigilante serial killer. Clyde Phillips was showrunner on Dexter for the first four seasons, and in 2021 he and Showtime brought us the revival series Dexter: New Blood… which, for a time, also seemed to be the end of it all. But that’s not the case. Showtime has tasked Phillips with continue to build up the Dexter franchise, with the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiering back in December and a New Blood follow-up called Dexter: Resurrection heading for a June premiere. Filming on Dexter: Resurrection is currently underway – and Dexter isn’t the only one being resurrected for this show. Deadline reports that Jimmy Smits and John Lithgow, who played Miguel Prado in Dexter season 3 and Arthur Mitchell (a.

Dexter Morgan, a guy who chops people up but follows a code. Sociopath? Michael C. Hall doesn’t think so. And he’s got a point. Dexter: Original Sin kicked off, diving into young Dexter’s origins, but there’s one thing season 2 needs to lock in: is he truly a sociopath, or just a man with… selective morality?

Michael C. Hall and David Zayas in the show Dexter | Credits: Showtime Networks

Hall insists Dexter has a conscience (somewhere under all that plastic wrap), and if season 2 doesn’t explore that, what’s the point?

Dexter’s not a sociopath? Michael C. Hall thinks so and Dexter: Original Sin needs to back it up Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan on Dexter | Credits: Showtime Networks

Dexter Morgan – serial killer, code-follower, and apparently not a sociopath? Michael C. Hall isn’t sold on that label. According to him, Dexter isn...

Dexter Morgan is alive!

The 2021 revival series Dexter: New Blood ended with everyone's favorite serial killer being apparently murdered by his son, Harrison. However, the 2024 prequel series Dexter: Original Sin revealed that Dexter survived the shooting and was rushed to the hospital, where the emergency room doctors worked their magic on him. "I've experienced death so many times, but never my own," Michael C. Hall's titular character said in voice-over. "Ahh, a beating heart. I'll take it."

That brings us to Dexter: Resurrection, which has a release date of Summer 2025 on Paramount+ and Showtime. Production began in January 2025 in New York, with Hall back as the former blood spatter analyst who's now living on the run after being outed as a serial killer known as the Bay Harbor Butcher.

The original Dexter series aired for eight seasons on Showtime between 2006 and 2013, winning four Emmy Awards along the way for...

Exclusive: Emmy winners John Lithgow and Jimmy Smits are set to reprise their roles of Arthur Mitchell aka the Trinity Killer and Miguel Prado, respectively, in the Showtime original series Dexter: Resurrection. The show has been in production in New York since January.

For playing the diabolical Trinity Killer, Lithgow received an Emmy Award, Critics’ Choice Award, and a SAG Award as well as a Golden Globe nomination. Smits received an Emmy nomination for his Season 3 portrayal of Miguel, the Ada-turned-lawbreaker hellbent on revenge.

At this point, fans of the ‘Dexter’-verse aren’t surprised when news emerges that dead people are being resurrected. Especially when Lithgow is concerned, as he appeared in flashback scenes in the limited series Dexter: New Blood. The New Blood continuation series is titled Resurrection, so at this point, anything goes. This is Smits’ return to the franchise,...

Dexter: New Blood’sPolice Officer Teddy Reed of the Iron Lake Police Department will return in Dexter: Resurrection when it premieres this summer. Per Deadline, David Magidoff, who played Reed in 10 episodes of the 2021 miniseries Dexter: New Blood,will reprise the role in the newest follow-up series.

Magidoff, who also appeared on Apple TV+’s The Morning Show, will be featured in Dexter: Resurrection, which began production in New York in January. It will premiere in June on Paramount+ with Showtime. The newest Dexter franchise series will pick up right after the events of Dexter: New Blood.

Dexter: Resurrection stars Michael C. Hall as serial killer Dexter Morgan, a character he originated in Dexter, which aired on Showtime from 2006 to 2013. Other returning actors that will be featured in Dexter: Resurrection, include David Zayas as Detective Angel Batista, Jack Alcott as Dexter’s son, Harrison, and James Remar as Dexter’s father,...

For eight seasons and 96 episodes, from 2006 to 2013, the series Dexter ran on Showtime, telling the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who is also a vigilante serial killer. Clyde Phillips was showrunner on Dexter for the first four seasons, and in 2021 he and Showtime brought us the revival series Dexter: New Blood… which, for a time, also seemed to be the end of it all. But that’s not the case. Showtime has tasked Phillips with continue to build up the Dexter franchise, with the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiering back in December and a New Blood follow-up called Dexter: Resurrection heading for a June premiere. Filming on Dexter: Resurrection is currently underway – and Deadline has just revealed that David Magidoff, who played Teddy Reed from the Iron Lake Police Department in Dexter: New Blood, will be playing the character again...

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For eight seasons and 96 episodes, from 2006 to 2013, the series Dexter ran on Showtime, telling the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who is also a vigilante serial killer. Clyde Phillips was showrunner on Dexter for the first four seasons, and in 2021 he and Showtime brought us the revival series Dexter: New Blood… which, for a time, also seemed to be the end of it all. But that’s not the case. Showtime has tasked Phillips with continue to build up the Dexter franchise, with the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiering back in December and a New Blood follow-up called Dexter: Resurrection heading for a June premiere. Filming on Dexter: Resurrection is currently underway – and Variety has revealed that the cast includes David Dastmalchian of Late Night with the Devil, the Ant-Man franchise, and The Suicide Squad. The only thing we know...

You might know him from his Marvel and DC roles, but David Dastmalchian has been steadily working on building his career outside of the realms of superhero movies, and several of his latest projects confirm that he is doing a great job.

We don’t know whether that influenced the casting decision, but his work in the horror movie Late Night with the Devil proved that he could tackle morbid and horror roles with ease, and in light of that, we are happy to confirm that he is joining the cast of Dexter: Resurrection in a guest role!

As Dexter: New Blood is gearing up for a summer release, Dastmalchian has been cast in the role of Gareth, a role that is enigmatic as of the time of writing. But the Dexter universe has been growing significantly and we are thrilled about that.

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Showtime has cast David Dastmalchian (Oppenheimer) in Dexter: Resurrection in the guest starring role of “Gareth.” Production on the Dexter: New Blood followup series kicked off in January in New York and is set to premiere this summer on Paramount+ with Showtime.

Led by Michael C. Hall who returns to the role of the titular serial killer, the cast also includes returning stars David Zayas as Detective Angel Batista, Jack Alcott as Dexter’s son Harrison Morgan and James Remar as Dexter’s father Harry Morgan.

New additions also include Uma Thurman as Charley, Peter Dinklage as Leon Prater, Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine as Blessing Kamara, Kadia Saraf as Detective Claudette Wallace, Dominic Fumusa as Detective Melvin Oliva and Emilia Suárez as Elsa Rivera.

Dastmalchian joins fellow guest stars Neil Patrick Harris, who will play Lowell, Krysten Ritter as Mia Lapierre and Eric Stonestreet as Al.

Dexter: Resurrection is executive produced by Clyde Phillips,...

David Dastmalchian is set to guest star on Showtime’s “Dexter: Resurrection,” which began production in January and is slated to premiere this summer on Paramount+.

The actor, whose best known for his roles in Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” and “The Dark Knight,” will portray a character named Gareth. Specific details about the role were not disclosed.

Dastmalchian’s other credits include “The Suicide Squad,” “Dune: Part One,” “The Last Voyage of the Demeter” and “Late Night with the Devil.” He’ll be seen next in Apple TV+’s “Murderbot” series premiering this May, and “Life of Chuck” debuting in June.

Dastmalchian is repped by Atlas Artists, Persona PR and attorney Duncan Hedges.

Michael C. Hall returns as Dexter Morgan, the serial killer who keeps to a rigid code of only killing other serial killers. The series picks up from the 2021 Showtime miniseries “Dexter: New Blood” and continues the story...

Dexter: Resurrection, the latest spinoff of Showtime's Dexter, will premiere later this year on Paramount+ with Showtime. The series picks up immediately after the events of Dexter's first sequel series, Dexter: New Blood.

As per Deadline, Eric Stonestreet is the latest addition to Dexter: Resurrection's impressive ensemble. Appearing in four episodes of the series, Stonestreet is taking on the role of Al, who is believed to be a serial killer. It will be the actor's first live-action role since his 2023 two-episode guest appearance in American Auto.

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In addition to Stonestreet, several other guest stars have been announced for Dexter: Resurrection. Although details are being kept under wraps, Neil Patrick Harris has been revealed to be appearing as a character named Lowell. Krysten Ritter will be guest starring...

For eight seasons and 96 episodes, from 2006 to 2013, the series Dexter ran on Showtime, telling the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who is also a vigilante serial killer. Clyde Phillips was showrunner on Dexter for the first four seasons, and in 2021 he and Showtime brought us the revival series Dexter: New Blood… which, for a time, also seemed to be the end of it all. But that’s not the case. Showtime has tasked Phillips with continue to build up the Dexter franchise, with the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiering back in December and a New Blood follow-up called Dexter: Resurrection heading for a June premiere. Filming on Dexter: Resurrection is currently underway – and it sounds like Dexter is going to be looking to get several serial killers into his “kill room” as the season goes on. Deadline reports that Eric Stonestreet...

Neil Patrick Harris In Dexter (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Dexter: Resurrection edges closer to its summer debut, and the anticipation keeps climbing. This second sequel to the tale of America’s most salacious serial killer has incited a riot with its cast — old hands and new names alike grabbing headlines left and right.

Michael C. Hall returns as Dexter Morgan, the forensic expert by day and vigilante killer by night, a role that has long spotlighted his propensity for dark brilliance. Now, the latest addition arrives with Neil Patrick Harris, who will portray Lowell. The 51-year-old was spotted filming alongside Hall in New York City on Wednesday, donning a brown wig and moustache.

Slipping in as a special guest star, the Gone Girl actor won’t command much screen time, but his tie to Dexter — specifically through the Trinity Killer — stretches back years. A television titan, known for How I Met Your Mother,...