Dexter: Resurrection Sets Fall Return On Paramount+ — Plus, Watch New Season 2 Teaser
Your favorite serial killer Dexter Morgan will return to Paramount+ next month.
Paramount has announced that Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 will premiere on October 30, fittingly timed for Halloween. The trailer reveals that Dexter's age is catching up to him as he now needs glasses, yet he continues his relentless pursuit of other killers. The teaser showcases Dexter's lethal skills, emphasizing his continued sharpness and prowess in the field 🔪.
Entertainment Weekly offers a deeper look into Season 2, revealing that a three-year time jump has occurred, allowing Dexter's son, Harrison, to mature into a police officer. Harrison, now 21, joins the NYPD, which is likely to create tension given the dynamic between father and son. Dexter himself is grappling with a mid-life crisis, embodied by two adversaries: an older foe played by Brian Cox, known as the New York Ripper, and a younger adversary portrayed by Lucas Stark, nicknamed the Five Borough Killer.
Brian Cox's character, the New York Ripper, is an aging and ferocious killer who terrorizes the families of his past victims. His menacing presence is further heightened by a voice modulator that allows him to taunt survivors through phone calls, including a chilling message about missing Rachel's 40th birthday. Dexter's younger nemesis, Lucas Stark, is also a significant threat, having already gained widespread recognition in New York City, much to Dexter's chagrin.
The showrunner, Clyde Phillips, highlights Dexter's struggle with recognition in a world that no longer celebrates him the way it once did.
Other notable stars returning for Season 2 include Gabriel Luna, Dan Stevens, Kane Hodder, Uma Thurman, Krysten Ritter, and Chris Jericho. The ensemble cast promises to deliver a thrilling and suspenseful season filled with twists and turns. Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 is set to be a gripping return to the dark and twisted world created by Dexter.
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