Resurrection. Stream episodes now with a Paramount+ subscription, and read at your own risk! Dexter Morgan's story is continuing with Dexter: Resurrection not long after it seemed New Blood was the endgame.

Alcott joined the crime thriller franchise in 2021's Dexter: First Blood, playing the titular character's son, Harrison Morgan. Alcott reprised his role in Dexter: Resurrection, which released its first two episodes on Paramount+ on July 11.

Dexter: Resurrection is here, and despite the hype surrounding it, the series debut has met some skepticism from fans, as it appears to include a few plot holes that are difficult to overlook. One of the most debated questions is the question of why Angela let Dexter go.

In Friday’s newest episode, Dexter takes up Red a.k.a. Dark Passenger’s invitation to Prater’s party and, thanks to Red’s replicated thumbprint, finds himself surrounded by trophies and others with a hunger for carnage — “the itch,” “the need,” “the great yearning,” and “the urge,” as they dub it in a moment of unsettling unity.

If you're craving more terrifying serial killer thrills after Dexter, the 2011 Danish series Those Who Kill is a must-watch.

New Blood isn't in Resurrection, and it seems like the sequel show is ignoring her and the earlier show altogether.

"Dexter: Resurrection," a sequel to "Dexter: New Blood," premieres on Paramount+ and Showtime this July. The series picks up after Harrison shot Dexter in the previous installment.

Dexter: Resurrection will undo a major plot point from Dexter: New Blood when it begins airing in July. Dexter is one of the most infamous anti-heroes in television thanks to his complicated morals.