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Nicole Beharie received her first Emmy nomination this year, for her performance in the third season of “The Morning Show,” and she was sick in bed when she found out about it. “I had a little bout of Covid, and I was in bed after doing, like, a 16-hour day, and someone called me and was like, ‘Oh my God, girl!’ And I was like, ‘What’s happening? What’s going on?’ And then my manager called and I was like, ‘This is not funny!’ I actually didn’t believe it. And I was also under the weather, so it was like, ‘This is kind of not a funny joke.’ And then I looked it up myself and… it feels good,” she tells Gold Derby during a recent webchat (watch the full exclusive video interview above). “It’s a surprise for me. You know, this whole job has been a massive gift.

The Morning Show is finally back in all its glory for its third season. The Apple TV+ original series revolves around the battle between a veteran news anchor and a new talented face trying to gain supremacy over one another in the morning television industry in America. The series also focuses on issues like workplace sexual harassment.

The Morning Show initially premiered in 2019, as one of the first Apple TV+ originals. The series was a very expensive takeover for Apple TV+ but they had trust in the series and renewed it for the second season which concluded its run in November 2021, and after two years it’s finally back for its third season.

The Morning Show Season 3 – Episode Guide (When are the Episodes Coming Out?) Credit – Apple TV+

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Apple TV+ wants to keep making The Morning Show. The streamer has reportedly renewed the scripted series for a fourth season ahead of the third season's debut, which will see Jon Hamm, Stephen Fry, Tig Notaro, Natalie Morales, Nicole Beharie, Clive Standen, Alano Miller, and Lindsay Duncan joining the cast.

A drama series, The Morning Show was created by Jay Carson. The series stars Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Mark Duplass, Nestor Carbonell, Karen Pittman, Bel Powley, Desean Terry, Janina Gavankar, Tom Irwin, and Marcia Gay Harden. The story follows the cutthroat world of morning news and the lives of the people who help America wake up in the morning. It's told through the lens of two complicated women who work to navigate the minefield of high-octane jobs, all while facing crises in both their personal and professional...

Has this serial killer truly changed in the first season of the Dexter: New Blood TV show on Showtime? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Dexter: New Blood is cancelled or renewed for season two. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the first season episodes of Dexter: New Blood here. 

A Showtime crime drama series, the Dexter: New Blood TV show is a continuation of the Dexter television series. The sequel series stars Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, Julia Jones, Jack Alcott, Alano Miller, Johnny Sequoyah, Clancy Brown, and David Magidoff. In the original...

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Airing on the Showtime cable channel, the Dexter: New Blood TV show is a continuation of the Dexter television series. The sequel series stars Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, Julia Jones, Jack Alcott, Alano Miller, Johnny Sequoyah, Clancy Brown, and David Magidoff. In the original show, Dexter Morgan (Hall) is a complicated and conflicted blood-spatter expert for the Miami police department...

The original Dexter television series ran for eight seasons on Showtime. Now, this serial killer has returned for what appears to be a close-ended mini-series. If the ratings are strong enough, could Dexter: New Blood be renewed for a second season anyway? Stay tuned. 

A crime drama series, the Dexter: New Blood TV show is a sequel series that stars Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, Julia Jones, Jack Alcott, Alano Miller, Johnny Sequoyah, Clancy Brown, and David Magidoff. In the original show, Dexter Morgan (Hall) is a complicated and conflicted blood-spatter expert for the Miami police department who moonlights as a serial killer. In the series finale, he is presumed dead but is revealed to be leading a quiet life, working for a lumber company in Oregon. Now, 10 years later, we find Morgan living as shopkeeper Jim Lindsay in the fictional small town...

Get ready to return to the world of Dexter. Showtime has announced an order for a new series titled Dexter: Origins. The prequel will take viewers back in time to the beginnings of Dexter Morgan's killing ways. Meanwhile, a second season of Dexter: New Blood is in the works. The story would follow Dexter’s son Harrison as he deals with his need to kill while living in New York City.

Starring Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, Julia Jones, Jack Alcott, Alano Miller, Johnny Sequoyah, Clancy Brown, and David Magidoff, the first season of Dexter: New Blood showed Dexter (Hall) living a new life in a fictional town in New York. While there, he is reunited with his now-grown son (Alcott).

Other Dexter-related shows are also in development, including one that would focus on the early days of the Trinity Killer, who...

Three new faces have been added to the cast of The Morning Show for its third season. Clive Standen, Alano Miller, and Lindsay Duncan are joining Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Beharie, Jon Hamm, Tig Notaro, Stephen Fry, Natalie Morales, and Julianna Margulies in the series, which follows the behind-the-scenes drama of a morning news show.

The second season's cast included Billy Crudup, Mark Duplass, Nestor Carbonell, Karen Pittman, Bel Powley, Desean Terry, Janina Gavankar, Tom Irwin, and Marcia Gay Harden but it's not yet known which of them will return for season three.

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Exclusive: Apple TV+’s The Morning Show is expanding its recurring cast for the upcoming third season, adding Clive Standen (Taken), Alano Miller (Dexter: New Blood) and Lindsay Duncan (A Discovery Of Witches). They’ll join new series regulars Nicole Beharie and Jon Hamm as well as fellow new recurring players Tig Notaro, Stephen Fry and Natalie Morales, as well as Julianna Margulies, who is reprising her Season 2 role.

Starring and executive produced by Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, The Morning Show follows the professional and personal lives of employees of media conglomerate Uba, focusing on the group that puts together the network’s morning show. Season 2 found the team emerging from the wreckage of hosts Alex (Aniston) and Bradley’s (Witherspoon) actions, to a new Uba and a world in flux, where identity is everything and the chasm between who we present as and who we really are comes into play.

On Monday night, “Jurassic World Dominion” DeWanda Wise posed outside the Tcl Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, taking in the emotions around unveiling her brand-new character, pilot Kayla Watts, to a theater full of anxious fans.

Asked what she’ll most remember about joining this nearly 30-year-old franchise, Wise told Variety, “Probably the fan love, especially tonight.”

Clad in a shimmering Valentino gown, Wise shared the black carpet moment with her mother, brother, husband (fellow actor Alano Miller) and some of her lifelong friends. “My family’s here. My friends from New York are here, it’s very special,” she noted. “These are my day one’s, my 20-pluses. My success is theirs.”

The raucous red carpet experience stands in stark contrast to the day, five months earlier, as Wise patiently waited at home for the first photo of her character to hit the internet.

It had already been a long road for the actor,...

Exclusive: Cory Nieves, the teen wunderkind baker and owner of Mr. Cory’s Cookies, is to host a competition reality series as part of a partnership between Intentional Content and Wise Miller Productions.

Intentional Content, which is the rebranded Switchblade Entertainment Group, is behind series including Rachael Ray’s Renovation Rescue, while Wise Miller was founded by Jurassic World: Dominion’s DeWanda Wise and Dexter: New Blood’s Alano Miller.

The two companies are now partnered on developing a range of unscripted content and the Nieves series is the first project on deck.

Nieves started his cookie empire at the age of six and has appeared on shows such as Ellen and MasterChef Jr.

Sean Lee, Brian Flanagan and Anthony Amoia executive produce for Intentional Content, Wise and Miller executive producer for Wise Miller Productions alongside creators David Magidoff and Austin Flack.

“This collaboration with DeWanda and Alano is the...

The following contains spoilers from the season finale of Showtime’s Dexter: New Blood.

If Dexter: New Blood gets renewed for a second season, how new do you want the blood to be?

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After all, in Sunday’s finale, Harrison (played by The Good Lord Bird‘s Jack Alcott) killed Dexter (Michael C. Hall) with his rifle after discovering that his dad had murdered the guilty-of-nothing Sgt. Logan (Underground‘s Alano Miller). With...

Spoiler Alert: This story includes details from the finale of Showtime’s Dexter: New Blood.

It’s truly the end of an era as the fate of Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) has been sealed in the final episode of Showtime’s Dexter: New Blood. And whether or not fans like the ending this time around, there’s no going back.

“Dexter Morgan is dead,” series showrunner Clyde Phillips confirmed to Deadline in a conversation that will run immediately following this recap.

Nearly a decade after America’s favorite fictional serial killer disappeared into a Miami hurricane in the original series finale, in New Blood it is revealed that Dexter was alive and well living in Iron Lake, NY under the alias Jim Lindsay.

He had completely changed his life and left every part of his old life behind, until right around the time someone from his past found him.

Variety's Awards Circuit is home to the official predictions for the upcoming Oscars and Emmys ceremonies from film awards editor Clayton Davis. Following history, buzz, news, reviews and sources, the Oscar and Emmy predictions are updated regularly with the current year's list of contenders in all categories. Variety's Awards Circuit Prediction schedule consists of four phases, running all year long: Draft, Pre-Season, Regular Season and Post Season. The eligibility calendar and dates of awards will determine how long each phase lasts and is subject to change.

To see all the latest predictions, of all the categories, in one place, visit The Oscars Collective

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A decade after Dexter Morgan sailed off into the sunset storm, he’s back and ready for some new blood. Showtime officially greenlit a “Dexter” revival in October 2020, with the premiere date taking place on November 7, 2021. Michael C. Hall is back, of course, as the adorably geeky Bay Harbor Butcher, aka the Miami, Fl blood splatter analyst/serial killer who focuses his bloodlust on murdering other serial killers. Original showrunner Clyde Phillips is also back as an executive producer of the new episodes. Here’s everything to know about “Dexter: New Blood” Season 9, including the cast and trailer.

See‘Dexter’ will return to Showtime: Does this mean Michael C. Hall could finally win his Emmy for playing the serial killer?

How did “Dexter” end?

For those who gave up on Showtime’s drama series in the later seasons, you’ve come to the right place. The series finale of “Dexter...

Dexter just can't help himself.

On Dexter: New Blood Season 1 Episode 5, Dexter took revenge on the man responsible for harming his son -- forgoing Harry's Code for something more primal.

Is he finally getting himself into a mess from which he can't escape?

Michael C. Hall continues to kill it (in every way) as Dexter. He knows this character inside and out, and it shows. Every inflection, every nuanced movement, every sideways glance -- you can tell he relishes this role.

Hall's Dexter is so intriguingly conflicted. He knows he has to tread lightly with Harrison, but he still manages to screw it up. The more he tries to get Harrison to open up to him, the more Harrison pulls away -- and possibly under the wing of an even more terrifying serial killer. 

Dexter's humanity is no longer up for debate. In the early seasons of the original series,...

Dexter: New Blood is already a hit for Showtime.

The highly-anticipated revival kicked off Sunday with a projected 2.2 million viewers according to Deadline.

What's more, the series is poised to become the most-watched Showtime premiere on its opening day ever on Ott.

Dexter: New Blood Season 1 Episode 1 is said to have attracted 866.000 viewers on Sunday in its linear debut, along with around 1.3 million viewers on streaming.

The TV industry has understandably changed since the original series was on the air, so it will be exciting to see how Dexter: New Blood holds up and if the good word of mouth makes the ratings soar.

Michael C. Hall returned for the revival which is currently being billed as a limited series.

It picked up with him living in the fictional small town of Iron Lake, New York, where Dexter is embracing a new life.

Unfortunately for him, he is still plagued by his Dark Passenger,...

Dexter: New Blood, Showtime’s revival of the long-running serial killer drama Dexter, pulled in strong viewership numbers in its premiere Sunday.

The premiere episode is projected to have delivered 2.2 million viewers across linear and streaming platforms and is on track to become the most-watched Showtime title ever on Ott on its premiere day, according to the network. It also was the most-watched scripted drama season opener telecast among all premium channels so far this year.

On linear, the premiere episode drew 866K viewers Sunday. On-demand and streaming viewership is projected to hit 1.303M, making for a 2.169M total viewers projected for Sunday across platforms.

Michael C. Hall, who starred as the title character in the 2006-13 series, is back for the revival, along with showrunner Clyde Phillips.

Dexter, which aired for eight seasons on Showtime, centered on the mild-mannered Dexter Morgan (Hall). By day, Dexter worked as a...

It's fan service at its finest.

On Dexter: New Blood Season 1 Episode 1, we are introduced to a kinder, gentler Dexter, existing in a climate as different from Miami as possible. 

It's not long until the bloodlust kicks in, and Dexter is back to his old ways. But that's why we're here, isn't it?

After Dexter's poorly resolved "final season," viewers were left with a bad taste in their mouths. When Showtime announced that the series would return with a limited run, fans remained skeptical but intrigued.

With Clyde Phillips, showrunner of the first four seasons (widely considered Dexter's best), heading the production, we needn't have worried. Dexter: New Blood feels like a return to the old Dexter we knew and loved.

There are many differences, but the tone feels the same as in the original series. There are enough callbacks to remind us how we got hooked without feeling gratuitous.

We’re just about a month away from the November 7 premiere of “Dexter: New Blood” on Showtime, which will reunite fans with their favorite serial killer. Little is known about the plot of Season 9, except for the fact that Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) is now living a secluded life in Iron Lake, New York after faking his death in the 2013 series finale. His sister Debra Morgan (Jennifer Carpenter) will also be a part of the revival, though it’s unclear in what capacity as she died (for real) at the hands of psychopath Oliver Saxon (Darri Ingolfsson) in the final season.

As fans continue to speculate about Carpenter’s mysterious role in “Dexter: New Blood,” let’s take a look at three newly released photos of the former Miami Metro lieutenant.

See‘Dexter: New Blood’: Everything to know about Season 9

It’s possible Deb will be a ghostly...

Dexter’s Michael C. Hall looks chilling in the key art for Showtime’s upcoming revival Dexter: New Blood.

To celebrate the original series 15th anniversary on Friday, Showtime dropped two pieces of key art for Dexter’s next chapter, which is set to debut on November 7 at 9 p.m. Et/Pt.

Dexter, which aired for eight seasons on Showtime from 2006-13, centered on the mild-mannered Dexter Morgan (Hall). By day, Dexter worked as a blood-spatter analyst for the Miami police. By night, he was a serial killer—one who happened to target other murderers.

Set 10 years after Dexter went missing in the eye of Hurricane Laura, Dexter: New Blood finds the titular character living under an assumed name in the fictional small town of Iron Lake, New York. Dexter may be embracing his new life, but in the wake of unexpected events in this close-knit community, his Dark Passenger inevitably beckons.

Dexter Season 9 Trailer 2 — Showtime has released the second TV show trailer for Dexter: Season 9 TV show trailer. View here the first Dexter: Season 9 trailer. Cast and crew The Dexter: Season 9 stars Michael C. Hall, Clancy Brown, Julia Jones, Johnny Sequoyah, Katy Sullivan, Alano Miller, Michael [...]

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Is Dexter Morgan a monster?

That's the question Michael C. Hall's embattled alter ego asks himself multiple times on the full-length trailer for Dexter: New Blood, the upcoming revival of the hit series.

Dexter's plan was always to target the type of people who were menaces to society, and it just so happens that one of those is killing people around in Upstate New York.

Dexter is put in a precarious situation as he tries to come to terms with the past and how he can return to his old ways in the name of saving the lives of some new people.

The issue plaguing him is that his The Passenger remains with him in the form of his dearly departed sister, Deb.

This iteration of Deb is not impressed with Dexter's ways, pegging him a serial killer and a monster.

“I might still be a monster, but I’m an evolving monster,...

Showtime released the official trailer for the upcoming event series Dexter: New Blood, providing more than a few clues about what longtime fans of the killer show can expect.

For starters, Michael C. Hall’s Dexter Morgan clearly hasn’t outrun his Dark Passenger. “Monsters walk among us,” Dexter says in voiceover, after we’ve seen that a serial killer – the exact type that the avenging Dexter has always chosen as his victims – has been stalking his new Upstate New York territory. “I might still be a monster, but I’m an evolving monster.”

And just to make absolutely certain we get the sharp-edged point, we see Dex sharpening a meat cleaver, and hear his long-suffering sister Deb (Jennifer Carpenter) ask, “You can not wait to kill again – have you learned nothing?”

Watch the trailer above.

Peacock has released a trailer for “Unidentified with Demi Lovato,” which premieres on Sept. 30.

The four-part UFO docuseries sees Lovato, their friend Matthew and their sister Dallas consult with leading experts, investigate eyewitness encounters, uncover government documents and conduct tests to search for the truth about UFOs. In the trailer, Lovato explains that they already believe in extraterrestrials, calling themself a “UFO experiencer” and recounting a trip to Joshua Tree where they saw a bright light moving erratically through the sky. In “Unidentified with Demi Lovato,” they aim to convince their family and friends of the same.

The show is produced by GoodStory Entertainment in association with Sb Projects. Executive producers include Lovato; Scooter Braun, Scott Manson and Allison Kaye on behalf of Sb Projects; Jd Roth, Adam Greener and Sara Hansemann on behalf of GoodStory; and Andrew Nock.

Watch the trailer below.

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When “Dexter” returns in November after eight years, it will feature very few of the elements from the Showtime drama’s original run. That will include a change to the show’s famous opening credits.

“We haven’t really completely closed the idea of what the new titles are, but they will not [incorporate] the cheekiness of what we had before, the jauntiness and irony of what we had before,” Clyde Phillips, who is returning as showrunner, said. Phillips led the show’s first four seasons, which are considered its golden years by many fans. “The viewer should expect that the title sequence, if there is even a sequence … will be very different from what they’ve seen before.”

For those that forgot the Og title sequence, watch them below:

Along with Michael C. Hall, “Dexter: New Blood” brings back Jennifer Carpenter’s Debra Morgan and John Lithgow’s Arthur Mitchell...

“Dexter” is coming back, and there will be (new) blood. Showtime previously announced that its revival of the hit crime drama series will premiere November 7, but more details were spilled during Tuesday’s virtual panel with the show’s stars and creators at the Television Critics Association Summer 2021 Press Tour.

The show’s cast and creators emphasized that though “New Blood” is a sequel to the original series, they intended to have the upcoming show stand on its own and did not rely on the same visual style or spend excessive time exploring what Dexter had been doing in the years since the events of the original show.

“We don’t spend a great deal of time in a flashback or anything like that in regard to where Dexter has been,” Hall said. “We’re led to believe that he has been somewhat nomadic. He’s doing more than just existing.

It’s official: Jennifer Carpenter will appear in Showtime’s forthcoming Dexter revival — and she will do so as a full-fledged series regular, TVLine has confirmed.

Additionally, Carpenter — who on Tuesday participated in a Dexter Q&a at the Television Critics Assoc. summer press tour — revealed that she will be playing a new and imaginary iteration of Debra, who was killed off in the 2013 series finale.

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OWN announced Richard Roundtree and Terri J. Vaughn have joined the second season of romantic anthology drama, “Cherish The Day.”

Roundtree and Vaughn will be joining the cast in recurring roles. Roundtree is set to occur as Mandeville “Mv” St. James, a proud, loving, wry-humored former judge and widowed father of Sunday, played by Joy Bryant. Vaughn will recur as Anastasia, Ellis’ (Henry Simmons) soon-to-be ex-wife and the mother of their children.

“Cherish The Day” is an anthology series that chronicles the relationship of one couple, with each episode spanning a single day.

The first season of “Cherish The Day” starred Xosha Roquemmore, Alano Miller and Cicely Tyson, and debuted in Feb. 2020. During its seven-week first season, the series ranked No. 1 in its time period across all cable networks with Black women, households and total viewers.

While being led by Ava DuVernay, “Cherish The Day” achieved full gender parity with...

Exclusive: Richard Roundtree (Family Reunion) and Terri J. Vaughn (The Steve Harvey Show) have been tapped for recurring roles opposite Henry Simmons and Joy Bryant in season 2 of OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network’s and Ava DuVernay’s anthology drama series Cherish the Day. Additionally, Angel Kristi Williams (Really Love), Sheldon Candis (Baltimore Boys) and Merawi Gerima (Residue) will direct episodes this season.

Cherish the Day, from DuVernay, Array Filmworks and Warner Bros. Television, is an anthology series that chronicles the relationship of one couple, with each episode spanning a single day. In season two, the rekindling of a romance is told — the love story of Ellis Moran (Simmons) and Sunday St. James (Bryant), who fell in love in high school but find themselves reunited in beautiful New Orleans. Ellis is a former basketball player who is now a single father of two, and Sunday is a vegetarian celebrity chef on the cusp of fame.

The Dark Passenger is back. Dexter Morgan is returning to Showtime in Dexter: New Blood, and the new limited series appears to be aiming to erase the, let’s call it contentious, reputation of the Dexter series finale. You can check out the first look at Dexter: New Blood below.

Michael C. Hall is back as everyone’s favorite compulsive serial killer, this time taking up residence in snowy upstate New York under the alias Jim Lindsay (the name appears to be a nod to Dexter creator Jeff Lindsay). Dexter is once again hiding in plain sight, but he knows that “Every day I walk through this world, faking it. Knowing if someone knows who I am, that’s it.” Dex doesn’t appear to have changed his look much, meaning that in the world of Dexter, you can still count on the FBI to be pretty incompetent.

A change...

Dexter Season 9 Trailer — Showtime‘s Dexter: Season 9 TV show trailer has been released. The Dexter: Season 9 trailer stars Michael C. Hall, Clancy Brown, Julia Jones, Johnny Sequoyah, Katy Sullivan, Alano Miller, Michael Cyril Creighton, Jack Alcott, David Magidoff, and Charlie Thurston. Crew Produced by Showtime, Dexter: New Blood is executive [...]

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It's been a long time coming for Dexter fans.

Later this year, the series returns with a new limited series called Dexter: New Blood, and it comes several years after fans reacted in shock and anger to the original series finale.

Michael C. Hall was candid about bringing the show back during the Comic Con@Home panel for the series over the weekend, and it sounds like the maligned finale was a big part of bringing the show back.

"It was a huge part of it. I think the ending was mystifying at best to people, confounding, exasperating, frustrating, on down the line of negative adjectives," Hall said during the panel.

"I think this is a show that's very important to all of us, and the chance to revisit it and maybe in the process, redefine the sense of the show's ending and the sense of the show's legacy more...

Michael C. Hall’s Dexter tries to blend in as a townie in the new trailer for Dexter: New Blood, set to premiere November 7th on Showtime.

The 10-episode revival finds Dexter living under an assumed name, Jim Lindsay, while residing in snowy Iron Lake, New York, where he runs a sporting goods store. Although in the new clip Dexter/Jim seems generally well-adjusted, he’s also doing a lot of brooding over the possibility that his real identity might come out, while simultaneously struggling to repress his urge to maim and kill.

Dexter Morgan is keeping his demons at bay ... for now.

Showtime dropped a full-length trailer for the forthcoming revival of Dexter, and it has a chilling title:

Dexter: New Blood.

The trailer shows Dexter living as Jimmy Lindsay, and it's clear he wants to return to his old ways.

If the trailer is to be believed, he's managed to keep his demons at bay, but will a trip to a therapist bring it all back?

The series launches nearly a decade after the controversial series finale and will include Clancy Brown (Carnivale and Billions) as Dexter's antagonist, Kurt Caldwell, the unofficial mayor of Iron Lake.

Dexter: New Blood's expansive cast also includes Julia Jones as Iron Lake’s first Native American Chief of Police. The trailer confirms a romantic connection between her and Dexter.

Alano Miller is set to play an Iron Lake Pd sergeant, while Jamie Chung will play...

At the conclusion of Dexter‘s Comic-Con @ Home panel on Sunday, Showtime released the first trailer for the series’ forthcoming revival (Aka Season 9), which will premiere Sunday, Nov. 7 at 9 pm.

It comes roughly a month after the premium cabler released the first footage from the 10-episode limited series, which finds Michael C. Hall’s titular vigilante living in the fictional Upstate New York small town of Iron Lake under the assumed name Jimmy Lindsay.

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Nearly a decade since everyone’s favorite serial killer moved away and became a logger in 2013, Showtime’s Dexter is back—at Comic-Con@Home, at least. The show’s big return to Comic-Con featured Michael C. Hall, series showrunner from seasons 1-4, Clyde Phillips, executive producers Marcos Siega and Scott Reynolds, and Julia Jones, who will make her debut in the limited series as Dexter’s love interest Angela Bishop.

The panelists discussed where fans will find Dexter, a former Miami Metro Police Department forensic technician who moonlights as a notorious serial killer, when the next 10 episodes premiere on Nov. 7 at 9 p.m. Et/Pt.

“It was important that this not be Dexter season 9,” Phillips stated. We wanted to acknowledge that nearly 10 years have passed and we pick up with Dexter being in another place far away from Miami.”

It’s been obvious from the various teaser trailers that the...

Dexter will face another figure from his past on the upcoming Showtime revival.

TV Line confirmed the news, which has been heavily rumored for months.

No details on how long the return is for, but John Lithgow, who is also set for a comeback, suggested to Deadline that they would be back in flashbacks.

“It was just wonderful to rejoin that gang — including Michael [C. Hall] and Jennifer Carpenter and [exec producer] Clyde Phillips.”

With Carpenter's Debra being dead by the end of the original series in 2013, it makes sense.

It's also possible that Dexter will be haunted by faces from his past, but we'll need to tune in when the series returns in the fall for more insight into it all.

For her part, Carpenter hinted at a return earlier this year when she shared a photo on Instagram, presumably from the set of the series.

The cast of the revival also includes...

Perhaps Showtime’s forthcoming Dexter revival takes place during a zombie apocalypse?

Roughly two weeks after it was revealed that John Lithgow would be resurrecting his late Trinity Killer for the quasi-ninth season, TVLine can confirm that Jennifer Carpenter‘s similarly dead Debra will also appear in the 10-episode continuation.

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A Showtime rep declined to comment. Lithgow, meanwhile, hints to Deadline that...

Exclusive: We have learned that Henry Simmons and Joy Bryant are set to star in season 2 of OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network’s and Ava DuVernay’s anthology drama series Cherish the Day.

Production on the Array Filmworks, Harpo Films and Warner Bros. Television production will begin this month in New Orleans with the new season set to air in 2022.

Cherish the Day chronicles the relationship of one couple, with each episode spanning a single day. In season two, the rekindling of a romance is told — the love story of Ellis (Henry Simmons) and Sunday (Joy Bryant), who fell in love in high school but find themselves reunited in beautiful New Orleans. Ellis is a former basketball player who is now a single father of two, and Sunday is a vegan celebrity chef on the cusp of fame.

Dexter Morgan is returning to Showtime later this year, and it's going to be staging quite the family reunion.

The highly-anticipated revival will find Michael C. Hall's Dexter in a new location, complete with a whole host of new faces.

But now, Dexter fansite, Dexter Daily has unveiled another huge return.

Consider yourself spoiler warned, Dexter fanatics!

The outlet reports that Jack Alcott will be playing Dexter's son, Harrison, in the revival series.

Given that this revival is supposed to bring the series full circle, bringing Harrison back into the mix makes sense. Still, we can only imagine the possibilities when Harrison and Dexter share the screen.

If you watch Dexter online, you know Dexter was well away from his son at the end of the series. Instead, he was living with Hannah (Yvonne Strahovski).

Strahovski has been vocal about not being invited back, suggesting that Harrison, or someone else,...

Dexter is bringing back one of its most familiar villains.

Per Deadline, John Lithgow has been locked in for the upcoming revival and will shoot a cameo.

There are no details on how the character will return, but given that he was killed off during Dexter Season 4, we're inclined to believe it will be a dream-like scenario.

This is quite the turn of events, but it seems like the limited series revival will be considerably different.

Clancy Brown (Carnivale and Billions) is on board as primary antagonist Kurt Caldwell, the unofficial mayor of Iron Lake.

The cast also includes Julia Jones (as Iron Lake’s first Native American Chief of Police), Jane the Virgin alum Alano Miller (as an Iron Lake Pd sergeant), and Lovecraft Country‘s Jamie Chung (as a famous true-crime podcaster from Los Angeles who finds herself caught up in something she's probably going to want to...

Dexter is resurrecting its most iconic villain for its forthcoming second act at Showtime.

Deadline reports that John Lithgow — who won an Emmy for portraying Season 4’s Big Bad Trinity Killer (Aka Arthur Mitchell) — is set to shoot a cameo in the 10-episode revival. It’s not clear how the character will resurface considering he was brutally murdered by Dex via framing hammer in the Season 4 finale.

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Look out, Mayberry — there’s a killer in your midst.

The latest teaser for Showtime’s 10-episode Dexter revival offers up a first look at Michael C. Hall’s titular vigilante in his new small town setting — and, suffice it to say, the townsfolk have not been briefed on their new neighbor’s origin story.

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“Here’s your first glimpse of the little, snowy Northeastern town [Dexter]’s in,” Dexter scribe Warren Hsu Leonard enthused on Twitter.

Dexter Morgan, is that you?

With the highly-anticipated revival fast approaching, Showtime has pulled back the curtain on another look at Michael C. Hall's villainous alter ego.

The new teaser shows Dexter walking down the street, greeted by locals, who appear to have some nicknames for him.

It certainly suggests Dexter, or whatever name he's going for these days, is a part of a community well away from everything that happened on the original series.

In true Dexter fashion, the clip takes a dark turn when a collection of knives catch his attention on a shop window.

Is he controlling his urges well, or is he triggered when he comes into contact with a weapon he used to carve up his victims with?

The sigh Dexter lets out during the scene is certainly suggestive, teasing that he can't leave his murderous ways behind.

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Dexter is returning to Showtime later this year, but one name has been ominously left out of all the casting details to date.

Yvonne Strahovski played Hannah McKay on the original series, and the character was one of few to survive the show.

With fans questioning her participation in the revival, we have some bad news.

The Handmaid's Tale star has not heard anything about a potential return, and given that the series is well into production ahead of a fall debut, it's a surprise.

"And I'm so sorry to break it to everybody, but I haven't heard anything about the reboot. So it doesn't seem that Hannah McKay's making a return," she said during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live.

"I have a theory that perhaps, um, perhaps uh Harrison has already murdered her and is following in the footsteps of his father. I don't know. I don't know anything,...

Dexter will carve up some more victims on Showtime this fall.

That much we've known for a while now.

What we haven't known definitely is whether Jennifer Carpenter will be back.

Yes, we know. Deb was dead as a doornail when Dexter Season 8 wrapped, but she could come back to haunt her brother, we guess.

Add in that Carpenter posted a picture on Instagram recently of her working on an unmarked set, it's a strong possibility.

The actress has now responded to the revival series by sharing the recent teaser trailer that shows Dexter grinning at the audience as a new victim is spotted in the background.

"What a psycho," the actress started her post with the clip, adding:

"Did you spot his victim squirming???"

She also added "watch closely" in a hashtag.

Carpenter's initial post from the aforementioned unmarked set also included this caption:

"Work is weird this year.

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Dexter Morgan's reign of terror will resume on Showtime this fall -- eight years after the original series ended.

Showtime on Thursday confirmed that the Michael C. Hall-fronted revival will premiere this fall.

Clyde Phillips is at the helm of the reboot, which takes place in a new location for the series.

Dexter will be living in Upstate New York for the ten-episode series, and well, he's going to find himself in a tough spot.

The new promo shows Dexter's signature cheeky grin as he gets ready to carve up his next victim.

But, who might that person be?

We have no clue, but all we can do is speculate.

Clancy Brown (Carnivale and Billions) is on board as primary antagonist Kurt Caldwell, the unofficial mayor of Iron Lake.

The cast also includes Julia Jones (as Iron Lake’s first Native American Chief of Police), Jane the Virgin...

Dexter is officially coming out of retirement in late 2021: Showtime on Thursday dropped a new teaser for the 10-episode limited series, and, in doing so, confirmed that the revival will premiere this fall.

As previously reported, picks up nearly a decade after the widely panned 2013 finale, with Michael C. Hall’s Oregonian lumberjack now residing in the fictional Upstate New York small town of Iron Lake. The above promo, cheekily scored to Nina Simone’s ‘Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood,’ seems to poke fun at Dexter’s last known addresses in the middle of nowhere.

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