Resurrection has multiple murder investigations going on at once. The narrative is as interwoven and complex as a DNA strand — but somehow it all works.

Harry's code or not, he's not a good person, and even his own son recognized that. Even recently in Resurrection, when Dexter went on a manhunt for a serial killer that was using his moniker as "The Dark Passenger," it was more about his pride and the thrill of a kill than it ever really was about a moral code.

Dexter: Resurrection is doing something we didn’t quite expect. The show has leaned hard into its post-New Blood vibe. It's getting darker, moodier, more psychological.

In the premiere of Dexter: Resurrection, Harrison is haunted by the memory of seemingly killing his father, especially when he becomes a killer himself. But Alcott tells EW that Harrison is not a sociopath like Dexter.

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.

Dexter: Resurrection quickly fixed one of the biggest problems with Dexter: New Blood three years after the fact, and the show is so much better.

Dexter: New Blood marks a deliciously fun bloody new chapter for Showtime‘s favorite serial killer. After nearly a decade since the contentious Dexter series finale, Michael C. Hall is back to ...

Dexter: Resurrection has addressed one of New Blood's most divisive decisions yet again after Original Sin focused on the same retcon months ago.

Dexter: New Blood was advertised and created as a TV miniseries. That typically means one-and-done. Shows like Fargo and American Horror Story have managed to create multiple seasons by turning ...