Comic-Con Unveils New "Dexter" Series: "Dexter: Resurrection" and "Original Sin"

At San Diego Comic-Con, the team behind the iconic series "Dexter" announced an exciting new sequel titled "Dexter: Resurrection." Showrunner Clyde Phillips revealed that the series will continue from the cliffhanger ending of "Dexter: New Blood," where the titular character met his demise. Fans were thrilled by the surprise appearance of Michael C. Hall, who will reprise his role as Dexter Morgan, despite initial doubts about the character's return. While specific plot details remain under wraps, Phillips hinted at a revival of the lead character. The announcement coincided with the promotion of "Dexter: Original Sin," a prequel series featuring a younger Dexter, portrayed by Patrick Gibson. Gibson expressed enthusiasm about the depth and complexity of the characters, suggesting that there is still much to explore within the franchise. The prequel is set to premiere in December 2024, while filming for "Dexter: Resurrection" is scheduled to begin in January, aiming for a summer 2025 release. During the panel, it was also revealed that Hall will serve as the narrator for "Original Sin," providing insights into the inner thoughts of young Dexter. The event was met with overwhelming excitement from fans, who erupted in cheers at the announcement. Additionally, Christian Slater, who stars in "Original Sin," shared his admiration for the original series and expressed eagerness to delve into the untold stories of Dexter's evolution. Since its debut in 2006, "Dexter" has captivated audiences for eight seasons, earning Hall multiple Emmy nominations and solidifying its status as one of Showtime's most successful series.