Young Dexter begins his bloodlust journey in 'Dexter: Original Sin'

In the U.S., Paramount+ is set to premiere a prequel to the iconic series 'Dexter', titled 'Dexter: Original Sin'. This new series features Patrick Gibson as a young Dexter Morgan, who is depicted as he transforms from a student into a vigilante serial killer, under the guidance of his father, Harry Morgan, played by Christian Slater. The series delves into Dexter's internal struggle with his violent urges while he commences a forensics internship at the Miami Metro Police Department where his father works. The conclusion of this journey involves Dexter learning a moral 'code' to hone his skills in targeting criminals who have evaded justice. The premiere on December 13 for subscribers of Paramount+ with Showtime marks an exciting continuation of the Dexter saga, which originally aired between 2006 and 2013. The original series gained widespread acclaim for its unique premise of a vigilante serial killer who only targets those who he believes deserve punishment. Dexter Morgan's character, brought to life by Michael C. Hall, captivated audiences with his duality as both a forensic expert and a murderer. 'Dexter: Original Sin' aims to explore this character's formative years, providing further insight into his psychological evolution. Additionally, Dexter's voiceover, provided by Michael C. Hall, will narrate the character's thoughts, offering viewers a deeper understanding of his motivations. The cast is rounded out by notable actors including Patrick Dempsey, Molly Brown, and Christina Milian, with Sarah Michelle Gellar making a special guest appearance. This ensemble adds a rich dimension to the show's narrative, promising both intrigue and emotional depth. As the series gears up for its debut on Showtime on December 15 at 10 p.m. EST, anticipation is building among fans of the original series and new viewers alike. The exploration of Dexter's early life and the struggles he faces sets the stage for a thrilling reinterpretation of the beloved character and promises to blend excitement with moral questioning, a hallmark of the original show.