‘Dexter: New Blood’ TV Review: Michael C. Hall Delights In Showtime’s Surprisingly Forgettable Revival

drug.Austin Greene, who lives in Ohio, US, first dabbled with toxins at 11-years-old when he tried alcohol and marijuana.He was desperate to fit in with friends but never expected to "fall in love" with the feeling of being high. It quickly led to a downward spiral for the now 27-year-old, who has battled with meth and heroin addiction ever since.But after temporarily losing his ability to walk and severing ties with his family, including his 8-year-old daughter Kayonnah, the dad knew he had to change his ways.Following a year of being clean, Austin is ready to talk about his road to recovery in an exclusive interview with the Daily Star.He explained: “My daughter's mother isn't in her life and I didn't want her to grow up without either of her parents.“Every single aspect of life has improved since getting clean.

Amanda Holden has once wowed fans with another red-hot bikini snap.The Britain's Got Talent judge, who turned 51 on February 16, has showed off her ageless as she posed on the beach after jetting to Dubai to celebrate turning another year older with her family.In her latest social media display, she wore a red bikini as she posed on the sand with the sun beaming down behind her, creating a silhouette.The touch of sunlight on her stomach gave a hint of her taut abs and she rested back on her hands with her leg raised while sitting on the sea edge.Unsurprisingly, Amanda's sun-kissed snap caught the attention of her 1.8million followers, with some rushed to leave a message for the star in the comment section.One fan gushed: "Stunning as always."Another added: "Tremendous and sunset nice too"A third person posted: "Fabulous Amanda."While a fourth social media user said: "Hotness as always."It comes after Amanda wowed fans in a tiny dress held up by luck alone.She looked phenomenal in the short gown, which retails at £325.The garment featured white feather detailing around the bust and a structured sequinned bodice, with Amanda flaunting her endlessly toned pins in strappy silver stilettos and a red-painted pedicure.The Heart FM presenter posed elegantly on a low stoop alongside a number of colourful balloons, finishing her look with flawless make-up.She wore her long blonde tresses in bouncy curls over her shoulders.In earlier social media posts, the Wild at Heart star posed with her lookalike daughter Lexi as they enjoyed a night on the town, with Amanda rocking the same amazing dress.Earlier this month, Amanda revealed the secret to her ageless beauty, having previously vowed to maintain her flawless appearance until the

Amir Khan's love life has been harmonious.Hardly. Just like the build-up to Saturday night's showdown with rival Kell Brook - Khan's exploits with the opposite sex have been explosive, made headlines, and been underpinned by bitter fallout.From cuddling up to Katie Price at the Oscars, to opening fire on Anthony Joshua, to splitting from wife Faryal Makhdoom, Khan's been on the front pages for his rocky romanticism just as frequently as he's been on the back ones for his boxing.We take a look at the Bolton boxer's past relationships and flings here.

BBC's EastEnders and Holby City. The actress, who turns 50 on February 16, even turned down a major soap role to pursue her cooking career which was clearly the right decision as she now has her own cooking show with her famous husband. Lisa married MasterChef judge John Torode, 56, in 2019 and between them they share five children.

FourFourTwo: "Back when we both played for Ireland, we'd sometimes go for a drink together."After one night out, we got back to the hotel – Leeds were due to play Manchester United on the Saturday."Roy turns around and says, 'Hartey, you're a great lad. But when we play you at the weekend, I'm gonna f***ing smash you!'"I sobered up straight away and went to bed.

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Dexter: New Blood, Showtime’s revival of the long-running serial killer drama Dexter, pulled in strong viewership numbers in its premiere Sunday.

When Googling the best and worst finales of all time, it’s safe to say Dexter tops most of the worst lists. When the Michael C. Hall-led series came to an end in 2013 after eight seasons, the way it ended — killing Jennifer Carpenter‘s Debra and leading Dexter to live the life of a lumberjack — left many viewers unhappy.

After just over eight years away, everyone’s favourite dashing serial killer Dexter is returning for another run of righteous murdering.

the old Dexter Morgan resurfaced — and he sure made a bloody mess when he did.kicked off a new era on Sunday for the not-so-reformed killer, who, for the better part of a decade, had remained abstinent when it came to striking a fatal blow. But that all turned on a dime when Iron Lake, Minnesota's resident troublemaker, Matt Caldwell, made ultimate sin: making Dexter angry.During a trip out into the snowy forest, Dexter — going under the assumed name Jim Lindsay -- came across a white elk while out on a run (coincidentally, the day after his estranged son Harrison shows up on his doorstep).

ALERT: This story contains details of tonight’s premiere of Showtime’s Dexter: New Blood premiere 

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched “Cold Snap,” the premiere of “Dexter: New Blood.”Showtime’s “Dexter” was known for juxtaposing the coral colors and bright sunshine of Miami with its titular character’s internal darkness, which he sought to combat by kidnapping and killing other killers. At the end of the drama’s eight-season run, Dexter (Michael C.

Michael C. Hall is an actor, musician and producer, perhaps best known for playing a vigilante serial killer in Showtime’s Dexter as well as his memorable take as David Fisher in HBO’s Six Feet Under. The 50-year-old may not be the most well-known face in the industry, but he’s recognized as a singular acting talent, having earned a Golden Globe award and three Screen Actors Guild awards for his performances. The Raleigh, North Carolina native also serves as the lead vocalist for the band Princess Goes to the Butterfly Museum and has appeared in various Broadway musicals.

notoriously terrible finale, the show is back with a revival that’s trying to smooth over its dubious legacy. Premiering Sunday (Nov. 7) at 9 p.m.

LaToya Ferguson In the pantheon of shows known for having the “worst series finale” of all time, Showtime’s “Dexter” is right at the top. Since the episode titled “Remember the Monsters?” originally aired eight years ago, anti-hero serial killer Dexter Morgan faking his own death and pivoting to becoming a lumberjack has been a shorthand for what a show shouldn’t do when it finally ends, even if it’s ending on top or on its own terms.

Michael C. Hall and his castmates were on hand Monday night in New York City to celebrate the return of the series eight years after the original run.On , which takes place 10 years later, Dexter has assumed a quiet life under a new alias, Jim Lindsay, in a small, nondescript town called Iron Lake, Minnesota.

Michael C. Hall is stepping out for the premiere of Dexter: New Blood!

Dexter: New Blood showrunner Clyde Phillips has said the original show “lost its way” in its later seasons.The flagship series ran from 2006 to 2013, and was criticised for its shock ending. Phillips, who was an executive producer on the first four seasons, reflected on the forthcoming reboot.“I think the show in the last couple of years of its original incarnation lost its way,” he told Variety.

Eight years after the original Dexter series went off the air, Michael C. Hall hit the red carpet to celebrate the return of Dexter: New Blood.The 50-year-old actor rocked a black-on-black look at the premiere, held atAlice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center in New York City, ahead of the show's debut on Showtime November 7.Hall was seen posing with co-stars such as Jack Alcott, who plays Dexter Morgan's son Harrison, and the actor's wife, Morgan Macgregor.

Showtime series wrapped means entering a very different television landscape and cultural conversation around complicated men — and the wider world around them.While showrunner Clyde Phillips and star and executive producer Michael C. Hall acknowledge that said world and the way people watch television have changed, they reject the notion that, as Phillips puts it, “the antihero narrative [is] over and everything’s going to be ‘Ted Lasso’ now.”In the show’s original 2006-13 run, viewers learned why Dexter Morgan became a serial killer: His adoptive father and a questionable therapist created a code by which he could kill — if his victims truly deserved it.

Michael C. Hall reintroduces himself as Dexter Morgan in Showtime's continuation of the hit drama, .