Meanwhile, “Dexter” approaches its 20th year on its third spinoff, bringing its namesake antihero back from the dead for yet ...

Resurrection has multiple murder investigations going on at once. The narrative is as interwoven and complex as a DNA strand ...

Dexter: Resurrection episode 4 features the moment we've all been waiting for as Dexter attends the serial killer dinner ...

In the premiere, Dexter tries to explain to Batista why he faked his death and moved to upstate New York: "I needed a new ...

"Dexter: Resurrection" premieres Friday on Paramount+ Premium with two episodes. Michael C. Hall returns as the eponymous serial killer, last seen very briefly in the opening episode of the prequel ...

Dexter attends a dinner party for serial killers, but the real reunion is with Harrison — just as Angel closes in and the ...

Dexter: Resurrection episode 3 puts Harrison in the narrative driver's seat as Dexter gets closer to the highly anticipated ...

Call Me Red” is a phenomenal episode in the Dexter canon, promising an exciting path forward where the first three episodes ...

Dexter struggles as a rideshare driver, stalks The Imposter, and lands an invitation to a killer dinner party — just as ...

Resurrection feels like the original series. “Backseat Driver” puts other side plots in the background and smartly focuses on ...

The first four episodes of Dexter: Resurrection give us a new setting, a new hero, a parade of fun guest stars, and – most importantly – a compelling reason for Dexter being back at all.

Dexter: Resurrection Episode 4 has a Season 2 reference that you might have missed that calls back to a major Dexter moment.