Dexter: Resurrection Season 1 – A Killer Comeback in NYC

Dexter Morgan is back—and he’s bloodier than ever. Paramount+’s Dexter: Resurrection Season 1 marks a bold new chapter in the saga of television’s most beloved antihero. Picking up after the events of Dexter: New Blood, this revival plunges Dexter into the heart of New York City, where old sins resurface and new predators lurk.

After awakening from a ten-week coma, Dexter learns that his son Harrison has vanished into the chaos of NYC. Driven by guilt and paternal instinct, he embarks on a relentless hunt—not just for Harrison, but for a sense of redemption. But the city has its own darkness, and Dexter soon finds himself entangled with Leon Prater, a charismatic sociopath who leads a secret society of elite killers. As Dexter infiltrates Prater’s twisted world, he must confront the ghosts of his past—including the return of Angel Batista, who suspects the Bay Harbor Butcher never truly died.

Season Highlights: Dexter: Resurrection Season 1

– Urban Rebirth: The gritty NYC backdrop adds fresh tension and visual contrast to Dexter’s methodical madness.

– Harrison’s Evolution: Harrison grapples with his own demons, torn between escaping his father’s legacy and embracing it.

– Psychological Warfare: Dexter’s inner voice shifts from Harry Morgan to Brian Moser, signaling a deeper descent into his fractured psyche.

– High-Stakes Finale: In “And Justice For All,” Dexter and Harrison team up to escape Prater’s vault, culminating in a brutal showdown that redefines their bond.

With standout performances from Michael C. Hall, Uma Thurman (as the enigmatic Charley), and David Zayas reprising his role as Batista, Season 1 delivers 10 tightly woven episodes of psychological thrills, moral ambiguity, and emotional reckoning. Episodes like “Call Me Red” and “Touched by an Ángel” showcase the series’ signature blend of suspense, dark humor, and character-driven drama.

👉 Stream Dexter: Resurrection Season 1 now on Paramount+ with Showtime—and prepare to confront the darkness once more.