Introduction
The dark legacy of Dexter Morgan returns in Dexter: Resurrection, the gripping new series now streaming on Paramount+ Premium. Following the events of Dexter: New Blood, this continuation dives into the fractured world of Dexter’s son, Harrison, and reintroduces the original killer with a twisted new mission.
With the creative team behind the original hit series, a high-stakes storyline, and the return of fan-favorite characters, Dexter: Resurrection is one of the most talked-about thrillers of 2025.
What Is Dexter: Resurrection About?
Set in the aftermath of Dexter’s reappearance and presumed death, the series opens with Dexter Morgan awakening from a coma. His son, Harrison, has vanished and is now living in New York City, wrestling with the dark urges passed down by his father.
As Harrison battles the question of whether he’s destined to become a killer, Dexter sets out to find him—once again caught between fatherhood and bloodlust. Meanwhile, Harrison begins building a new life but soon realizes that escaping his past isn’t so easy.
The series revisits the psychological complexities that defined the original, but with a fresh generational twist and a dangerous new setting.
Cast and Characters
- Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan
- Jack Alcott as Harrison Morgan
- Uma Thurman as Charley
- Peter Dinklage as Leon Prater
- David Zayas as Angel Batista
- James Remar as Harry Morgan
- Kadia Saraf, Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine, Emilia Suárez, Dominic Fumusa, and others
Fans can also expect surprise guest appearances from Dexter alumni, including John Lithgow (Trinity Killer), Jimmy Smits (Miguel Prado), and Erik King (Sgt. Doakes).
Production and Release Details
Produced by Arlou Productions LLC and DXO East Productions LLC, Dexter: Resurrection is helmed by returning showrunner Clyde Phillips, whose vision was responsible for some of the original series’ most compelling arcs.
- Platform: Paramount+ Premium with Showtime
- Season Length: 10 episodes
- Premiere Date: July 11, 2025
- Release Schedule:
- Episodes 1 & 2 launched on premiere day
- New episodes released every Friday at 12:01 AM ET / 9:01 PM PT
- Season finale set for September 5, 2025
Episode 4, titled “Call Me Red”, aired on July 25 and was directed by franchise alum Monica Raymund.
Critical Reception
Critics have praised Dexter: Resurrection for its return to form and emotionally charged performances:
- Heaven of Horror described it as “a dark and compelling return.”
- Decider called it “a fun, pulpy showcase” for longtime fans.
- GamesRadar+ highlighted Michael C. Hall’s reflections on the original finale, framing this revival as a course correction and an emotional continuation.
Meet the Casting Directors: Ross Meyerson and CJ Molidor
The casting of Dexter: Resurrection is led by the acclaimed duo Ross Meyerson and CJ Molidor, both of whom bring extensive experience in casting high-stakes drama and thriller series.
Ross Meyerson
Ross Meyerson is known for:
- Damages (2007)
- One for the Money (2012)
- Man on a Ledge (2012)
An Emmy-winning casting director, Meyerson is celebrated for selecting emotionally rich performers who can carry complex, layered storylines.
CJ Molidor
CJ Molidor’s casting credits include:
- Warehouse 13 (2009)
- The Following (2013)
- One for the Money (2012)
Molidor has a keen eye for talent in dark, genre-bending shows, making him an ideal fit for Dexter: Resurrection’s morally complex narrative.
Together, Meyerson and Molidor’s expertise has shaped a cast that balances legacy characters with fresh blood—ensuring that the show resonates with longtime fans and new audiences alike.
Casting Opportunities – Stay Tuned
With Dexter: Resurrection set in a sprawling New York backdrop and expanding its universe of characters, there will likely be ongoing casting needs for future episodes or seasons.
To audition for a role, stay tuned to Project Casting. We’ll keep you posted as soon as jobs become available.
Whether you’re a rising actor or a seasoned performer, this revival could be your opportunity to join one of TV’s most iconic franchises.
