US EditionTV Review: 'Dexter: Resurrection' Takes Revival Further
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 11 – Michael C. Hall reprises Dexter Morgan in a sequel exploring his coma recovery, new serial killers, and complex ties with his son and allies, premiering July 11 on Paramount+.
- Dexter: Resurrection premieres two episodes on Paramount+ on July 11, 2025, continuing Dexter's story in New York City as Season 2 or Season 10 overall.
- This revival follows the 2021 miniseries Dexter: New Blood and the 2024 prequel Dexter: Original Sin, which established Dexter's survival and backstory.
- Resurrection shows Dexter recovering in rehab and adapting to New York's surveillance culture while his son Harrison handles his own dark challenges.
- Co-Executive producer Scott Reynolds states they have many stories left to tell, while showrunner Clyde Phillips calls Resurrection a "unique launching pad" for Dexter's future.
- Phillips and Reynolds suggest the story could "go on for years, plural," and Resurrection incorporates Easter eggs more organically to engage longtime fans.
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