When do new episodes of ‘Dexter: Resurrection' release? Date, time, more
The "Dexter" revival series features other Hollywood stars earning sinister tabloid monikers, including "How I Met Your Mother" star Neil Patrick Harris and "Modern Family" star Eric Stonestreet.
The serial killers are summoned to New York for a MurderCon-style meetup with Charley (Uma Thurman), the head of security for mysterious billionaire Leon Prater (Peter Dinklage), per the trailer released May 31.
"They don't all live in New York City, but let's say they've been invited there; it's a gathering," said "Dexter" creator and executive producer Clyde Phillips, who stocks the revival show with new uber-villains. "This season is a unique launching pad for however many years this series will be going."
Here's what to know about Season 1 of "Dexter: Resurrection.'
How to watch 'Dexter: Resurrection' Season 1
New episodes of Season 1 of "Dexter: Resurrection" will premiere on Paramount+ Premium on Fridays at 3:01 a.m. ET.
Paramount+ offers two flexible plans to fit your streaming needs. Paramount+ Essential is just $7.99 per month and gives you access to thousands of episodes, movies and live NFL on CBS (with limited ads).
Paramount+ Premium is $12.99 per month and includes everything in the Essential plan plus Showtime originals, blockbuster movies and live TV with fewer ads.
What is the 'Dexter: Resurrection' Season 1 episode schedule?
Here is the full list of episode release dates for Season 1 of "Dexter: Resurrection:"
Watch the 'Dexter: Resurrection' Season 1 trailer
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