Dexter: Last News

Dexter isn’t dead. The show will reportedly continue on with a brand new prequel focused on the Trinity Killer. According to Deadline, Showtime has a show in the works.

actor. “To me, it was just extraordinary.” Sullivan begged her parents to let her audition for a play, too.

Michael C. Hall — back as serial killer Dexter after an eight year hiatus — has just sold his West Village digs at a loss. The Golden Globe-winning actor, famed for his life and death obsessed roles in “Six Feet Under,” as well as “Dexter” and “Dexter: New Blood,” bought the two-bedroom, two-bathroom killer condo for $4.28 million in 2016.

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.

Dexter: New Blood has been released, showing Dexter’s long-lost son Harrison.The trailer previews the return of numerous characters for the revival series – including Dexter’s sister Debra Morgan (Jennifer Carpenter), who was killed off in the show’s final season. Here, she’s seen hovering over Dexter’s shoulder in a presumably ghostly capacity.Carpenter previously stated that she’d be returning for Dexter: New Blood to play a “new and imaginary” version of Debra.The biggest surprise is the return of Dexter’s son Harrison, who has grown up significantly since his last appearance in the season finale when he was abandoned by his father.In Dexter: New Blood, Harrison will be played by Jack Alcott (The Good Lord Bird).

Michael C. Hall) settling into his new (fake) small-town life under a new alias, Jim Lindsay, as he happily says hi to a group of teenagers, treats a co-worker with pastries and, yes, even chops some wood in the snowy forest. But old temptations are hard to kill — literally. When a local kid goes missing without a trace, Dexter is intrigued.

Dexter actress Jennifer Carpenter has teased her character’s return in the upcoming revival series Dexter: New Blood.Carpenter, who plays Dexter’s sister Debra Morgan, was killed off in the show’s final season.

Jennifer Carpenter, whose surprise reprisal was initially spoiled by another returning OG, John Lithgow, earlier this year in an interview.Carpenter's reappearance on set over a two-week time period — is a bit surprising, considering her character died in the original series finale following a fatal gunshot. In the anticipated 10-episode «event series,» premiering Nov.

Comic-Con@Home panel. During the session, Hall and company dropped a new teaser of the serial killer drama and hinted at what's to come.As the teaser reveals, Dexter is now going by the name Jim Lindsay, an homage to Jeff Lindsay, the author of the novel  upon which the show is based. «Going back to the way the show ended, I think we see Dexter having made a choice to go into a self-imposed exile, and I think he's doing a very, very long, protracted penance for the people who have died, who were close to him and not intended victims, because of how he had been living, how he perhaps was playing it fast and loose with the code,» Hall said during Sunday's panel.

A few things to unpack here. Number one, yes, it’s Comic-Con weekend, this weekend, but it’s been something of a non-existent entity thanks to COVID and once has to wonder if that’s it for Comic-Con’s pop-cultural dominance (though they are apparently trying a bigger, in-person version in the fall).

Aliens have invaded Earth…but they’ve done so in the future. And Chris Pratt is there…but from the past.

Dexter, saying he understands fans’ frustrations with how the show ended.The Showtime drama, in which the actor played the titular vigilante serial killer, came to a close in 2013 after eight seasons on the air. However, it is now set to return for a 10-episode limited series.“[Filming the new series has] been gratifying,” Hall said during an interview on Times Radio.

an eerie new teaser for the anticipated 10-episode revival featuring the titular former serial killer enjoying a cheery existence as Jim Lindsay, a sales associate at a small-town fish and game establishment named Fred's. In the quick tease, Michael C. Hall's Dexter, er, Jim, is warmly welcomed by the locals, including a group of high schoolers (he even has nicknames!), as he makes his way down the town's main street — a collection of knives, most likely, under his arm — to kick-start the blustery winter's day. But as he walks by one of the local stores, something catches his eye in the window.

the show's upcoming revival on Thursday, hinting that old habits die hard for the show's titular character. Set to «Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood,» the new teaser opens with a shot of a rumbling fire outside in the snow, before moving backward to reveal Dexter (Michael C. Hall) staring out the window.

It’s been nearly a decade since “Dexter” ended its 8-season run on Showtime. And much like the more recent “Game of Thrones,” “Dexter” didn’t end in a way that many fans were pleased with.

the show's upcoming revival on Thursday, hinting that old habits die hard for the show's titular character. «There really is nothing like getting back to nature. My nature,» Dexter (Michael C.

In a shocking announcement, Showtime detailed that the long-revered serial killer drama “Dexter” will return as a limited series for its ninth season, which is scheduled to begin airing eight years after the controversial finale. “Dexter” originally premiered on Showtime in 2006 and enjoyed its eight-season run through 2013, picking up 24 Emmy nominations with four wins.

Acclaimed crime-drama Dexter is making a return, eight years after it went off air.

has ordered a limited series revival of bloody drama “Dexter” and star Michael C. Hall will return to the title role.