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After over 20 years have passed since the Buffy the Vampire Slayer series ended, it looks like the franchise is set to tell more stories. According to Deadline, a follow-up series is getting closer to a pilot order from Hulu, with Sarah Michelle Gellar expected to lead the cast and Oscar winner (and self-professed Buffy fan), Chloé Zhao, slated to direct the pilot.

The reboot will start a writers’ room shortly, a signal that Hulu and the studios have good expectations that the pilot could turn into a full-fledged series.

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It’s being described as the next chapter in the Buffyverse, and it is said that Gellar will reprise her Buffy Summers role.

This new story in the franchise will have Gellar as an executive producer, as well as Zhao, writers, Nora and Lilla Zuckerman, and the original Buffy’s’ series executive producers Jackal Group’s Gail Berman,...

Our own reviewer Alex Maidy wasn’t very impressed by the Apple TV+ thriller series Surface – you can read his 5/10 review at This Link – but Apple TV+ went ahead and ordered a second season of the show, with Surface season 2 heading for a premiere date of Friday, February 21st. The new season will consist of eight episodes, released on a weekly basis through April 11th. Now that the premiere date is just a couple of weeks away, Apple TV+ has unveiled a trailer for the new season, and you can check that out in the embed above.

Surface season 2 will see Gugu Mbatha-Raw, who is also an executive producer on the series, reprising the role of Sophie, a woman who has extreme memory loss after a traumatic head injury. In the first season, set in San Francisco, Sophie seeks to rediscover herself, unearthing sins ranging from an affair to much...

On Tuesday February 4 2025, Parsho broadcasts Dexter: Original Sin!

Business and Pleasure Season 1 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Dexter: Original Sin,” titled “Business and Pleasure,” promises to deliver a mix of suspense and intrigue. In this episode, Deb takes a break from her usual routine and sneaks away for a getaway with a boyfriend whose background remains shrouded in mystery. This unexpected trip raises questions about her choices and the potential risks involved.

Meanwhile, Dexter finds himself in a challenging position as he is assigned to locate Deb. His search will likely lead him through a web of secrets and surprises, putting his skills to the test. The tension builds as Dexter must navigate the complexities of his sister’s life while dealing with his own.

On another front, Harry and Laguerta head to Tampa to investigate reports of a possible serial killer in the area. This...

On one level, the return of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” with Sarah Michelle Gellar — the news of which Variety broke today — is the most 2020s thing that could happen. Updating a beloved TV series from the last four decades with at least some of the original cast has become a central pillar of our current popular culture. From “And Just Like That” on Max to “That ’90s Show” on Netflix to “Star Trek: Picard,” “Frasier” and whatever new version of “Dexter” is streaming on Paramount+, we’re habitually invited now to live in updated versions of our TV pasts.

A new “Buffy,” however, feels more totemic. There are all the TV history reasons, of course: Dismissed when it premiered on the nascent network The WB in 1997 as a mid-season replacement, “Buffy” rapidly roundhouse kicked itself into the vanguard of both television form and content. By transforming the horror movie final...

Buffy the Vampire Slayer concluded in 2003 after seven seasons on the air, and remains a beloved and influential show to this day. There's been talk over the years of rebooting Buffy, with original series creator Joss Whedon working with showrunner Monica Owusu-Breen on a new show a while back. But that idea fizzled out a couple of years ago, probably because Whedon was accused of toxic behavior on his sets and has since been excommunicated from Hollywood.

But lately there have been signs of something stirring, with original series star Sarah Michelle Gellar coming around to the idea of a revival. “I always used to say no because it’s in its bubble, and it’s so perfect,” she said last month. "But watching [recent reboot shows] Sex And The City and seeing Dexter, and realizing there are ways to do it, definitely does get your mind thinking, ‘Well, maybe.'”

She may...

We have been in need of some good news, and Sarah Michelle Gellar just delivered the most unexpected but necessary batch of good news ever. As reported by Deadline, there's a new Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot in the works at Hulu. Yes, you read that correctly. A Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot. In the works. In the year 2025. Buffy is back, baby! Well, maybe.

Hulu has yet to officially order a pilot, but the development process has taken great shape as of the announcement to the press. Gellar will reprise her iconic role as Buffy Summers, which she played for all seven seasons of The WB/Upn original classic. The Hollywood Reporter notes that Gellar will likely recur as Buffy as she takes a young new slayer under her wing.

Nora Zuckerman and Lilla Zuckerman, co-showrunners of Peacock's Poker Face season 1, wrote the pilot script, and the would-be pilot...

*Warning: This article contains Buffy The Vampire Slayer spoilers*

As the saying goes, "Once a slayer, always a slayer!" And that certainly looks to be the case for Sarah Michelle Gellar, who hung up her stake as eponymous bloodsucker hunter Buffy Summers when Joss Whedon's supernatural coming-of-age series Buffy The Vampire Slayer ended its seven season run back in 2003. Yes, 22 years after surviving the collapse of the Hellmouth, Smg's iconic heroine is coming back back back for a reboot/follow-up series. And what's more, there's quite the team coming together to mastermind the chosen one's return.

Per Deadline's reporting, Oscar winning Nomadland director Chloé Zhao — a self-confessed longtime Buffyverse stan — is being lined up to direct the sequel series' pilot, which hails from Poker Face showrunning duo Nora and Lilla Zuckerman. The understanding at this stage is that the Zuckermans' Buffy project is close to confirming a pilot order from Hulu,...

Six and a half years have gone by since it was announced that a reboot of Buffy the Vampire Slayer was in development with Monica Owusu-Breen, co-creator of the TV show Midnight, Texas, writing, executive producing, and serving as showrunner. It was said that the new show would be “contemporary, building on the mythology of the original.” That project never made it into production – and now, it looks like we’re going to be getting a Buffy the Vampire Slayer revival instead, with Sarah Michelle Gellar back as the title character!

In early 2023, Gellar said she had no interest in ever playing Buffy again. She told SFX magazine, “I am very proud of the show that we created and it doesn’t need to be done. We wrapped that up. I am all for them continuing the story, because there’s the story of female empowerment. I love the way...

A “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” sequel series is in the works at Hulu, with Sarah Michelle Gellar attached to return.

The new series is nearing a pilot order at Hulu, an individual with knowledge told TheWrap. The next chapter in the Buffyverse will see Gellar return as the titular character, though the new series will primarily follow a new slayer.

The pilot will be directed by “Eternals” director Chloé Zhao based off a script written by Nora and Lilla Zuckerman. 20th Television and Searchlight TV produce the show.

The Zuckermans will also executive produce the pilot alongside Zhao and Gellar. Additional EPs include Gail Berman, Fran Kuzui and Kaz Kuzui, who EP via Suite B; and Dolly Parton, who EPs via Sandollar.

“Buffy the Vampire Slayer” first launched in March 1997 and ran for seven seasons through 2003, moving from the WB to Upn for the show’s final two seasons. It...

We have been hearing talks about a potential “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” reboot for many years now, but none of those potential projects ever came with the extra bonus of Sarah Michelle Gellar returning to the role. But something has changed on that front, with Deadline reporting that the actress is on board to return for a small screen revival over on Hulu!

Deadline reports this afternoon, “A follow up series is nearing a pilot order from Hulu, with Sarah Michelle Gellar expected to star.” And Chloé Zhao (Nomadland) is set to direct!

The new take is being described as “the next chapter in the Buffyverse.”

Nora and Lilla Zuckerman (“Poker Face”) wrote the pilot. Deadline also notes in today’s report, “Beyond the pilot order, I hear the reboot is starting a writers room soon, a sign that Hulu and the studios have high expectations for the project going to series.

On Monday February 3 2025, Parsho broadcasts Dexter: Original Sin!

Business and Pleasure Season 1 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Dexter: Original Sin,” titled “Business and Pleasure,” promises to be an exciting mix of tension and mystery. In this episode, Deb takes a bold step by sneaking away for a trip with her mysterious boyfriend. This decision raises questions about her choices and the potential risks involved in her relationship. Dexter, always protective of his sister, is given the task of finding her. This mission could lead to some unexpected twists as he navigates the complexities of his sister’s life and his own dark past.

Meanwhile, the storyline takes a darker turn as Harry and Laguerta travel to Tampa. They are on the hunt for a potential serial killer who may be on the loose. Their investigation adds a layer of suspense, as viewers will be left wondering...

[This story contains spoilers from the first eight episodes of Dexter: Original Sin.]

Three years after concluding with Dexter: New Blood, Showtime’s favorite serial killer is back in action with Dexter: Original Sin. The prequel series stars Patrick Gibson as a younger version of Dexter, with Michael C. Hall providing narration (and a surprising on-camera return as well). Set during Dexter’s earliest days working alongside Miami Metro, Original Sin comes packed with returning characters, tropes and Easter eggs aplenty for fans of the original show.

“We had this canon of lore from nine seasons of the show from which to draw,” Dexter franchise veteran and Original Sin showrunner Clyde Phillips told The Hollywood Reporter when launching the prequel series, which is now eight episodes into its 10-episode season. “If people like Easter eggs, this show is going to be an Easter egg hunt. We would write the shows and start shooting them. Someone would come in and say,...

On Sunday February 2 2025, Parsho broadcasts Dexter: Original Sin!

Business and Pleasure Season 1 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Dexter: Original Sin,” titled “Business and Pleasure,” promises a mix of intrigue and suspense. The episode will feature Deb sneaking away for a secret trip with her mysterious boyfriend, which raises questions about her choices and the risks involved. Dexter finds himself in a challenging position as he is tasked with locating Deb. This adds tension to the storyline, as viewers will wonder how far Dexter will go to uncover the truth.

Meanwhile, the episode takes a darker turn as Harry and Laguerta head to Tampa. Their mission is to investigate a potential serial killer who may be on the loose. This subplot adds a layer of urgency and danger, suggesting that the characters will face serious threats as they delve into their investigation. The dynamic between Harry and...

Paramount+’s Landman continued its upward trajectory in the first few days of 2025, hitting its best viewing-time mark so far in Nielsen’s streaming rankings. Squid Game had a second straight huge week for Netflix as well.

The Korean hit drew just under 4.6 billion minutes of viewing in the United States for the week of Dec. 30-Jan. 5, topping the 4 billion mark again a week after its season two premiere. The series fell by less than 7 percent week-to-week from the 4.92 billion minutes it had for its long-awaited return.

Landman snagged 1.3 billion minutes of watch time in the week leading up to its ninth episode. The Taylor Sheridan series, starring Billy Bob Thornton, has improved its totals in every week since it first hit the rankings in late November.

Two other shows also reached a billion minutes to open the year: Virgin River came in at 1.39 billion for Netflix, and Missing You...

Michael C. Hall is back in character as Dexter!

The 53-year-old actor, who received six Emmy nominations for his work on Showtime’s Dexter, was seen filming scenes for the revival series Dexter: Resurrection on Monday (January 27) in New York City.

Michael was spotted in a car with James Remar, who plays Dexter’s late father Harry Morgan. Also spotted on set was Jack Alcott, who plays Dexter’s son Harrison Morgan. He made his first appearance in the New Blood series in 2021.

Dexter: Resurrection will seemingly pick up from where New Blood left off, though a storyline has not yet been announced.

Four returning actors have been confirmed so far and one exciting actor has joined the cast!

Browse through the gallery for more photos from the Dexter: Resurrection set…...

On Monday January 27 2025, Parsho broadcasts Dexter: Original Sin!

The Big Bad Body Problem Season 1 Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Dexter: Original Sin,” titled “The Big Bad Body Problem,” promises to dive deeper into the complex world of young Dexter Morgan. This episode will explore Dexter’s transformation into an avenging serial killer, showcasing the struggles and challenges he faces along the way.

In “The Big Bad Body Problem,” viewers can expect to see Dexter grappling with his darker impulses. The episode will highlight how he navigates his moral dilemmas while trying to find a balance between his desire for justice and the chaotic world around him. As he encounters various obstacles, Dexter’s journey will become increasingly intense, revealing the depths of his character.

The story is set against a backdrop of suspense and intrigue, as Dexter learns more about his abilities and the consequences of his actions.

Dexter: Original Sin is back from its hiatus this week, and what an episode with which to return! Last we saw Dexter (Patrick Gibson), he was facing two big problems: a former victim’s lower arm had resurfaced in the Everglades and made Dexter’s dumping grounds an active crime scene, and the body of a new victim lay in the back of his truck.

With the return of episode 7, Original Sin drops a huge bombshell as the search for Nicky Spencer (London Thatcher) continues. Additionally in this week’s recap, Deb (Molly Brown) compromises her future, Laura (Brittany Allen) finally meets Hector Estrada (Carlo Mendez), and Dexter works out his big, bad body problem against a backdrop decorated with Easter eggs.

Adam Rose/Paramount+ with Showtime. Dexter’s big, bad body problem

Episode 7 opens right where episode 6 left off with Dexter driving up to his dumping spot in...

On Sunday January 26 2025, Parsho broadcasts Dexter: Original Sin!

The Big Bad Body Problem Season 1 Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Dexter: Original Sin,” titled “The Big Bad Body Problem,” promises to be an exciting addition to the series. This episode continues to follow the journey of a young Dexter Morgan as he navigates his complex transformation into an avenging serial killer. Fans of the show can expect a mix of suspense, drama, and deep character exploration.

In “The Big Bad Body Problem,” Dexter faces new challenges that test his moral boundaries. As he grapples with his emerging darker instincts, the episode delves into the reasons behind his choices. Viewers will witness how his past experiences shape his present actions, making it a pivotal moment in his development. The tension builds as Dexter encounters individuals who push him to confront his inner demons.

The episode also introduces new...

When the hit Emmy Award-winning series Dexter ended its run in 2013, it left fans everywhere hanging off a cliff, craving more of the vigilante serial killer’s story. Seven years later, our wish came true when, lo and behold, our story didn’t just continue, it inspired a full-on franchise revival.

With a prequel currently airing on Showtime and Paramount+, a second sequel expected this summer, and more on the way, now is the time for fans old and new to immerse back into the Dexter Morgan universe. Here are the 3 Dexter shows you can watch right now, and the 2 that are in the works!

Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan in Dexter. Photo: Courtesy of Showtime Dexter shows to watch right now Dexter

When the original crime drama aired it 2006, it stalked us for eight beautiful years as we eagerly awaited each next episode and season. Set in Miami,...

Boston Rob’s big move of ousting Bob the Drag Queen worked like a charm, but in Thursday’s episode of The Traitors, the size of his own target grows exponentially.

We start in the turret with Carolyn and Danielle, who are both hurling daggers at Rob with their eyes. He promises he won’t come for them… unless they come for him first. (Rob’s been pulling stunts on reality TV for 24 years now. How have people not figured out that his promises mean absolutely nothing in these games?) Needless to say, the women are more than peeved, and...

Christmas week brought a bounty of viewing to streaming platforms, with eight titles crossing the billion-minute mark in Nielsen’s streaming ratings. Netflix’s Squid Game, however, stood well apart from the pack.

The Korean hit posted the highest single-week viewing tally for any streaming title in the United States in 2024 with 4.92 billion minutes of viewing for the week of Dec. 23-29. Season two of Squid Game premiered Dec. 26.

The show’s premiere week was the best for any title in two years, in fact — since Wednesday delivered about 5.3 billion minutes of viewing for the week of Nov. 28-Dec. 4, 2022. Squid Game also smashed its own previous high of 3.26 billion minutes during season one’s run in 2021. Netflix had earlier said season two set a worldwide record for a premiere week, based on the streamer’s internal data.

Coming in second overall was Virgin River, Squid Game‘s tonal opposite, at 2.25 billion minutes of viewing,...

There are a lot of people who want Star Trek to be Ricky and Morty, True Detective, or Stranger Things. They want this marvelous franchise to "expirament" in ways that don't help it grow. Time and time and time again we find out that the best Star Trek are the shows that stick to being Star Trek.

When Star Trek: Enterprise dropped the 'Star Trek' to just be Enterprise, fans weren't happy with it. When Star Trek's Discovery and Picard went super dark, fans were unhappy about it. When the franchise launched Lower Decks, fans weren't happy with it. Save for Discovery's later seasons and Picard's last season, none of those shows really trended well with the fandom or the casuals.

Yet, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is a ratings hit. Why? Because it adhered to the old formula of Star Trek shows. Which is what Star Trek fans want.

Uma Thurman signs on to ‘Dexter: Resurrection’ (Photo Credit: Peter Lindbergh)

Oscar nominee Uma Thurman (Pulp Fiction) is entering the world of serial killer Dexter Morgan with a series regular role in Dexter: Resurrection. Thurman’s the first Dexter newbie announced and will be joining returning Dexter alum Michael C. Hall in the titular role, James Remar as Harry Morgan, and David Zayas as Detective Angel Batista.

Dexter: New Blood‘s Jack Alcott will reprise his role as Dexter’s son, Harrison Morgan.

Paramount+ with Showtime hasn’t released a synopsis for this new addition to the Dexter franchise. However, they did offer the following description of Uma Thurman’s character:

“Thurman will play the series regular role of Charley, the ‘Head of Security’ for mysterious billionaire Leon Prater. A former Special Ops officer, Charley worked various high-level private security jobs before taking on her position as the resourceful...

Dexter fans everywhere lost their minds not only when Showtime announced a long-awaited sequel to the hit series, but also when news of a prequel hit the airwaves. Dexter: New Blood premiered in November 2021 to underwhelming reviews, and prequel Dexter: Original Sin premiered in December 2024 to raving reviews, and is currently airing on Showtime and Paramount+ with Showtime. With the prequel approaching its end this February, the franchise’s second sequel is gearing up to make a big ole bloody splash—er, excuse me, spatter. Michael C. Hall has revealed that production has officially begun on Dexter: Resurrection and is on track for a summer 2025 premiere.

Hall shared the exciting news when he took to social media to confirm he is, indeed, “looking forward to taking another thrill ride”, and to us taking the ride with him. He of course reprises his role as America’s favorite vigilante serial killer.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Dexter: New Blood.

It may have been almost four years now since Michael C. Hall's Dexter Morgan was both figuratively and literally put on ice during the dramatic climax of Dexter: New Blood, but the crime solving serial killer and his namesake franchise have scarcely been more alive. With Paramount+ and Showtime prequel series Dexter: Original Sin already proving a hit with fans and critics alike, production is already underway on Dexter: Resurrections, a present day sequel series set after New Blood's trigger happy ending. And in a major casting coup, none other than Beatrix Kiddo herself, Uma Thurman, has joined the show as a series regular.

Oscar and Emmy nominated actor Thurman, who has most recently lent her talents to Paul Schrader's upcoming Richard Gere and Jacob Elordi co-starrer Oh, Canada and Prime Video's Red, White & Royal Blue,...

Hollywood star Uma Thurman is set to join Michael C. Hall in “Dexter: Resurrection,” the newest addition to Showtime’s popular “Dexter” series. Thurman will play Charley, a former Special Ops officer who heads security for mysterious billionaire Leon Prater.

The series, now filming in New York, will debut this summer on Paramount+ with Showtime. It picks up where “Dexter: New Blood” left off, with Hall returning as the complex serial killer Dexter Morgan and continuing his role as narrator.

Several fan-favorite actors are returning to the show. David Zayas will be back as Detective Angel Batista, while James Remar returns as Harry Morgan, Dexter’s late father. Jack Alcott will continue his role as Harrison Morgan, Dexter’s son.

The new series promises to resolve the dramatic ending of “New Blood,” which showed Dexter bleeding in the woods while Officer Angela Bishop watched. Clyde Phillips, who led the original series,...

The world of Dexter is continuing to expand. Uma Thurman is set to star with Michael C. Hall in the franchise’s next series, Dexter: Resurrection.

Thurman will play the series regular role of Charley, the head of security for mysterious billionaire Leon Prater. A former Special Ops officer, Charley worked various high-level private security jobs before taking on her position as the resourceful and meticulous right-hand woman for Prater, per the character description.

Dexter: Resurrection stars Hall as titular serial killer Dexter Morgan; he will also be the narrator, as he was in the previous series. Paramount+ With Showtime already announced three familiar faces also among the cast: David Zayas as Detective Angel Batista, friend and co-worker to Dexter; James Remar as Dexter’s deceased father, Harry Morgan; and Jack Alcott, who played Dexter’s son, Harrison Morgan, in Dexter: New Blood.

Dexter: Resurrection is currently in production...

A blast of icy air just swept through Dexter Morgan’s snowy upstate New York hideaway. Uma Thurman is joining the cast of Dexter: Resurrection, and something tells me Dexter’s carefully constructed new life is about to get a whole lot more complicated. Thurman, stepping into the sharply tailored shoes of Charley, a former Special Ops […]

Uma Thurman Stalks “Dexter: Resurrection”...

For eight seasons and 96 episodes, from 2006 to 2013, the series Dexter ran on Showtime, telling the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who is also a vigilante serial killer. Clyde Phillips was showrunner on Dexter for the first four seasons, and in 2021 he and Showtime brought us the revival series Dexter: New Blood… which, for a time, also seemed to be the end of it all. But that’s not the case. Showtime has tasked Phillips with continue to build up the Dexter franchise, with the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiering last month and a New Blood follow-up called Dexter: Resurrection heading for a June premiere. Filming on Dexter: Resurrection is currently underway – and Deadline has just revealed that one of the new additions to the cast is Uma Thurman (Kill Bill)!

Michael C. Hall, who played Dexter Morgan in the original series and Dexter: New Blood,...

Uma Thurman has booked a killer new role: The Oscar-nominated actress will star opposite Michael C. Hall in Dexter: Resurrection, which is set to premiere this summer on Paramount+ With Showtime.

The Kill Bill vet will play Charley, “the head of security for mysterious billionaire Leon Prater,” according to the official character breakdown. “A former Special Ops officer, Charley worked various high-level private security jobs before taking on her position as the resourceful and meticulous right-hand woman for Prater.”

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Uma Thurman has been cast in “Dexter: Resurrection” at Paramount+ with Showtime, Variety has confirmed.

As previously announced, “Dexter” star Michael C. Hall will reprise the role of the titular serial killer in the series. No specific plot details are available for “Resurrection,” but the series will serve as a direct followup to “Dexter: New Blood.” Additional cast members include David Zayas, James Remar, and Jack Alcott.

Thurman will appear in the series regular role of Charley, described as “the Head of Security for mysterious billionaire Leon Prater. A former Special Ops officer, Charley worked various high-level private security jobs before taking on her position as the resourceful and meticulous right-hand woman for Prater.”

Although Thurman is best known for her feature roles, she was previously nominated for an Emmy for her guest role in the series “Smash” and won a Golden Globe for her work in the HBO film “Hysterical Blindness.

Exclusive: Uma Thurman has been tapped as a series regular opposite Michael C. Hall in the Paramount+ with Showtime original series Dexter: Resurrection. The Golden Globe-winning and Oscar and Emmy-nominated actress for her work on Hysterical Blindness, Pulp Fiction and Smash is one of the biggest names to ever enter the Dexter universe.

Production on Dexter: Resurrection, a present-day follow-up to Dexter: New Blood, started in New York this month on the heels of the strong launch of prequel series Dexter: Original Sin, which became Showtime’s most streamed premiere in history with more than 2.1M global cross-platform viewers and also its most social premiere with 657K interactions.

On Dexter: Resurrection, Thurman will play Charley, the Head of Security for mysterious billionaire Leon Prater. A former Special Ops officer, Charley worked various high-level private security jobs before taking on her position as the resourceful and meticulous right-hand woman for Prater.

What Do We Know About the upcoming continuation of the Dexter franchise, Resurrection? More than you may think. Following the success of the sequel series New Blood and the prequel Original Sin, Dexter star Michael C. Hall returns in Resurrection, and we know the plot, cast, and confirmed release date. Let’s dive in and look at what is coming up from Showtime with Dexter: Resurrection.

Dexter Morgan isn’t dead after all.

Despite Dexter: New Blood showrunner Clyde Phillips declaring that Dexter was truly dead at the end of the series and promised he would not lie to the audience, he later told TV Insider that the beginning of Resurrection would have a doctor say to Dexter ‘Had you been shot in the summertime, you’d be dead, but you were shot in zero degree weather. And we ripped you open, and we’re able to get you minutes before you died.

Patrick Dempsey's potential Scream 7 return has been clarified after a surprise casting announcement. In the slasher franchise's 2022 legacy sequel, it was revealed that longtime final girl Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) is married to a man named Mark, which seemed to imply that she had married Dempsey's Scream 3 character, detective Mark Kincaid. However, it was recently revealed that the upcoming Scream 7, which is currently filming under the auspices of director Kevin Williamson, had cast Community star Joel McHale in the role of Mark instead, and that the character's last name is Evans.

Entertainment Weekly has followed up on this surprising casting announcement. After reaching out to representatives for both the production company Spyglass and Patrick Dempsey, they learned that the actor will not be appearing in the movie whatsoever. Although Dempsey had teased during an appearance on Today in October 2024 that he had been approached to reprise his Scream 3 role,...

Episode 7 of Paramount+'s Dexter: Original Sin is on the way soon after an unusual gap week in the season's release schedule.

Original Sin marks the second revival season of the hit 2000s series Dexter. Taking a look at Dexter Morgan's earliest days at the Miami Metro Pd, this show gives fans the earliest glimpse yet at this franchise's characters in the Dexter timeline.

Coming nearly four years after the last entry in the Dexter saga, Dexter: New Blood, viewers saw Original Sin start its run on Paramount+ on December 13.

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Original Dexter star Julia Stiles has weighed in on the possibility of her character returning for the upcoming Dexter: Resurrection sequel show. Stiles joined the cast of the hit serial killer drama throughout 2010’s season 5 run as Lumen Pierce, a woman who was rescued by Michael C. Hall’s titular character from a group of serial rapists and murderers. Following the death of his wife in the season 4 finale, Dexter grew close to Lumen as he assisted her in exacting her revenge on the men who had imprisoned and tortured her.

Speaking with ScreenRant for her directorial debut, Wish You Were Here, Stiles spoke about possibly reprising her role for the upcoming Dexter: Resurrection series. Admitting that while she loved working on the show, Stiles suggested that Lumen’s story was effectively finished at the end of Dexter season 5 and was unsure how her character “would descend into darkness again.

Dexter: Resurrection has begun filming. Michael C. Hall originated the title role - a moral serial killer who hunts down criminals who have escaped justice - in Showtime's Dexter, which ran for eight seasons between 2006 and 2013. He later reprised the role in the sequel series New Blood and as the narrator of the prequel show Original Sin, starring Patrick Gibson. The upcoming Dexter: Resurrection is set to follow the character's post-New Blood story. Although the show ended with what appeared to be his death, the prologue to Original Sin revealed that he had survived.

On the official Dexter X account, they shared a video message from Michael C. Hall announcing that Friday, January 17 was the official first day of production on Dexter: Resurrection. It is somewhat unclear if the room behind him, which looks similar to a hospital lobby or a police station, is part of the set of the...

“Dexter: Resurrection” is officially in production!

“I am on the set for the first official day of production for ‘Dexter: Resurrection,'” Michael C. Hall announced in a video shared on social media.

“I’m looking forward to another thrill ride, and when all is said and done, to you taking the ride with us. Stay tuned,” he added.

Set in the present day, the continuation of “Dexter: New Blood” is expected to premiere this summer on Paramount+ with Showtime.

Hall will reprise his role as serial killer Dexter Morgan alongside David Zayas as Angel Batista, Jack Alcott as Harrison Morgan, and James Remar as Harry Morgan.

Clyde Phillips returns as showrunner and executive producer. Hall also executive produces along with Scott Reynolds, Tony Hernandez, and Lilly Burns. Fellow “Dexter” alumnus Marcos Siega serves as producing director.

“Dexter: Resurrection” plot details are being kept under wraps, but viewers got a...

For eight seasons and 96 episodes, from 2006 to 2013, the series Dexter ran on Showtime, telling the story of Dexter Morgan, a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who is also a vigilante serial killer. Clyde Phillips was showrunner on Dexter for the first four seasons, and in 2021 he and Showtime brought us the revival series Dexter: New Blood… which, for a time, also seemed to be the end of it all. But that’s not the case. Showtime has tasked Phillips with continue to build up the Dexter franchise, with the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiering last month and a New Blood follow-up called Dexter: Resurrection heading for a June premiere. Filming on Dexter: Resurrection is now underway, and Michael C. Hall, who played Dexter Morgan in the original series and Dexter: New Blood, and also provides the in-character narration for Dexter: Original Sin, is back...

Sound the alarm.

Michael C. Hall set the internet on fire on Friday, confirming production is officially underway on the new Paramount+ with Showtime series Dexter: Resurrection. The continuation of Dexter: New Blood, set in the present day, will premiere in the summer.

Hall will return as America’s favorite fictional serial killer, Dexter Morgan, alongside David Zayas as Angel Batista, Jack Alcott as Harrison Morgan, and James Remar as Harry Morgan.

“Hey, what’s up? It’s Michael C. Hall. I am on the set for the first official day of production for Dexter: Resurrection,” Hall said in a video shared on the official Showtime Dexter Instagram page. “I’m looking forward to another thrill ride, and when all is said and done, to you taking the ride with us. Stay tuned,” he added.

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One episode of Dexter: Original Sin has been released per week on both Paramount+ with Showtime and Showtime since the day of its premiere. However, the tables have turned on Jan. 17 for what should have been the release of episode 7 this week.

To sustain viewers’ excitement and Dexter’s joy of killing, Dexter: Original Sin has some other plans. Unfortunately, episode 7 of the show, named “The Big Bad Body Problem” is not airing this Friday on Paramount+ with Showtime or this Sunday on Showtime.

Dexter: Original Sin episode 7 release date and teaser

This episode and the rest of the show will resume its regular schedule beginning next week. Episode 7 will premiere on Paramount+ with Showtime on Friday, Jan. 24 at 12 a.m. Et and air on Showtime on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 10 p.m Et.

Before the hiatus, Showtime made the right move with the release of a teaser trailer for its upcoming seventh episode.

Production is officially underway for “Dexter: Resurrection,” and star Michael C. Hall is just as excited about it as his longtime fans.

“I am on the set for the first official day of production for ‘Dexter: Resurrection,’ — It’s happening,” Hall said in a video posted to official “Dexter” social media accounts on Friday. “I’m looking forward to taking another thrill ride and when all is said and done to you taking the ride with us. Stay tuned.”

Hello again, Dexter Morgan #DexterResurrection is officially in production pic.twitter.com/06vOYkBqp6

— Dexter (@SHO_Dexter) January 17, 2025

Hall will reprise his role as the titular character Dexter, whom he played for eight seasons on the original “Dexter” Showtime series. “Dexter: Resurrection” is set in the present day, following up on “Dexter: New Blood,” which followed Dexter in a new locale after his initial series’ finale. “Dexter: Resurrection” is expected to launch...

Exclusive: Creature feature The Yeti has set cast with Brittany Allen (Dexter: Original Sin), Eric Nelsen (1883), Corbin Bernsen (Kiss Kiss Bang Bang) and William Sadler (Iron Man 3) joining Jim Cummings (Thunder Road).

Production will begin later this month in Buffalo, New York, on the horror film from recently launched Torfoot Entertainment Group.

As we previously revealed, Radiant Films launched sales at last year’s AFM. The company has inked pre-sales for UK, Germany, and Italy with Plaion; Turkey with Aqua Pinema; India with Empire Networks; Middle East with Phoenicia; and Australia and New Zealand with Rialto. Sales will continue at the upcoming EFM in Berlin.

Pic is co-written and will be co-directed by Gene Gallerano (The First Wave) and William Pisciotta (Thunder Road).

The synopsis reads: “Oil tycoon Merriell Sunday Sr. and renowned adventurer Hollis Bannister have disappeared without a trace. Their last known location is northern Alaska.

The Dexter prequel series Dexter: Original Sin has a prime opportunity to fix one of the most overlooked plot holes that the original show never addressed. There weren't many plot holes at all in the original show, but one subtle issue persisted through all eight seasons of Dexter. For a show as well written as Dexter was, it's almost unheard of for a plot hole to be completely overlooked like that. It also concerns a central part of Dexter's killing ritual, so as minor as it may seem, it has massive implications on his ability to evade the police.

Even though Dexter ignored this plot hole for years, Original Sin is going to have to address it soon. Because of Original Sin's timeline, the prequel show has done everything from solving Dexter: New Blood's M99 vs. ketamine debate to explaining why he started showing his victims photos of their victims.

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Dexter: Original Sin season 1, episode 6!After a regular schedule of episodes hitting Paramount+ with Showtime for streaming on Fridays and linear debuts on Showtime on Sundays, there’s no new episode of Dexter: Original Sin season 1 being released on Friday, January 17 – but the season still isn’t over. Taking the franchise in a different direction after the divisive reception of the limited revival series New Blood, Showtime’s Dexter: Original Sin has proven popular with audiences and critics as a prequel that follows young Dexter Morgan (Patrick Gibson) in his early days as a serial killer.

Following the release of Dexter: Original Sin season 1, episode 6 on January 10, the anticipation is growing to see Dexter track down the killer responsible for taking Captain Aaron Spencer’s son, Nicky. However, while a new episode each Friday has been the norm since the series debuted...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Dexter: Original Sin episode 6 and Dexter season 1.One of the main villains of the original Dexter may have already appeared in Dexter: Original Sin, and episode 6 just made the theory even more believable. The original Dexter featured several memorable serial killers, from the infamous Trinity Killer to the less beloved Brain Surgeon. Most of them, however, couldn't possibly show up in Dexter: Original Sin due to the fact that they met Dexter years after the prequel show's 1991 setting. One of them, however, may have already made his introduction to Original Sin, and he may have already started increasing his kill count.

In Dexter: Original Sin episode 6, Dexter (Patrick Gibson) identified a serial killer who was targeting NHIs (No Humans Involved), Miami Metro's acronym for murders involving drug addicts, sex workers, and unhoused people. Though Maria Laguerta (Christina Milian) and Harry Morgan (Christian Slater) are investigating the case,...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Dexter: Original Sin episode 6.

The Dexter prequel series Dexter: Original Sin repeats a familiar yet tired Deb trend of the original series. Developed by New Blood creator Clyde Phillips, the prequel series chronicles a post-college Dexter as he embraces his "dark passenger" through the guidance and teachings of his adopted father, Harry. Dexter implements Harry's code to satisfy his violent urges while making sure never to get caught. New episodes of Dexter: Original Sin release every Friday exclusively on Paramount+, except for a hiatus on January 17, 2024.

After Michael C. Hall reprised his iconic role as the charismatic vigilante serial killer in 2021's Dexter: New Blood, he returns as Dexter's inner voice and narrator in the prequel series. The series takes place in Miami in 1991 as Dexter begins his career at Miami Metro Pd. Dexter: Original Sin has already covered a few anticipated kills...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Dexter: Original Sin season 1, episode 6!

This article contains mentions of suicide.

Harry Morgan’s death is an inevitable tragedy coming up in Dexter: Original Sin, but the show has to be strategic about depicting the truth of his demise and when it exactly will occur within the prequel’s timeline. Ultimately, the idea that Christian Slater’s Harry Morgan will die in Dexter: Original Sin should come as no surprise. Harry was already long dead when Dexter’s main series began, and the titular character’s voiceover in the prequel’s premiere even gave an estimate for when Harry’s death would occur within Dexter: Original Sin’s timeline.

As a prequel, some of the biggest twists and tragedies that will happen in Original Sin will already be known due to their revelations in Dexter. However, seeing them unfold in real...

Despite having one of the worst series finales in TV history, Dexter is still widely regarded as one of the best shows of the last 20 years.

Michael C. Hall’s compelling performance as the titular serial killer drew acclaim, and the series broke new ground for Showtime at a time when the premium cable network needed hit series that were big around the globe.

The TV market was different in 2006 when the series premiered.

Dexter (Michael C. Hall) has a frank discussion with his son. (Seacia Pavao/Showtime)

Thanks to the current trend of turning any moderately successful property into a franchise, what was once a diamond in the rough has been milked dry. At least two more shows are still coming.

Dexter: New Blood was a fantastic opportunity to write the wrongs of Dexter’s 2013 series finale, but it was marred by having an equally divisive family in the form of Dexter’s son,...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Dexter: Original Sin season 1, episode 6.Levi Reed (Jeff Daniel Phillips) tried to convince Dexter Morgan (Patrick Gibson) that they were the same in Dexter: Original Sin, but there's another serial killer who is much more similar to Dexter. There have been plenty of serial killers in Dexter history who drew parallels between themselves and Dexter, and Original Sin just added another to the list. At the end of Original Sin episode 6, Levi Reed tried to convince Dexter that they were the same, and he actually had a point. What Reed didn't realize, however, is that Dexter is much more similar to a different character in Original Sin.

While he was on Dexter's kill table, Levi Reed said that they both love the act of killing, but Dexter asserted that they were different because he only targeted people who deserved to die, not innocent people and children.