Dexter Resurrections: Dexter Lore, What To Expect, and Where to Watch Dexter

Dexter Resurrection officially premiered on June 11th, 2025, bringing new life and new questions to one of TV’s most fascinating anti-heroes. Whether you're a long-time fan or just getting caught up in the excitement, this chapter in the Dexter universe has stirred major buzz.

In celebration of the release, we’re breaking down all things Dexter. From key backstory and character lore to whether Dexter ever gets caught, how many seasons there are, who plays him, and even if he's considered a psychopath, this post is your one-stop refresher. Plus, we’ll guide you on exactly where to watch Dexter, including how Buckeye Broadband makes it easy to stream the latest series through Paramount+ with Showtime.

Spoilers below if you haven’t watched the show yet. Scroll to the bottom to skip spoilers and to see where to watch.

How Dexter Resurrection Fits Into the Franchise

Let’s clear something up right away. Dexter Resurrection is not part of the original series that aired from 2006 to 2013. That run ended with Season 8 and left a lot of fans with mixed feelings. In 2021, Showtime released Dexter: New Blood, a sequel series that picked up with Dexter living under a new identity in a small New York town. Resurrection continues from New Blood, following the aftermath and deepening the story further.

It’s not a reboot. It’s the next chapter in an already established timeline.

How Many Seasons of Dexter Are There?

Here’s how the Dexter timeline breaks down:

• Original series: 8 seasons (2006–2013)
• Dexter: New Blood: 1 season (2021)
• Dexter Resurrection: Premiered June 2025 and is now airing

That brings the total to 10 seasons across three separate installments. Resurrection continues the legacy with fresh energy while staying true to what made the franchise so compelling.

Who Plays Dexter?

Dexter Morgan is once again played by Michael C. Hall, who has led the franchise from the start. His performance has always balanced charm with danger, giving depth to a character who lives a double life. In Resurrection, Hall continues to bring authenticity and tension to every scene.

Is Dexter a Psychopath?

It’s a fair question, and fans have debated this for years. Dexter displays traits such as emotional detachment, manipulation, and a calm under pressure that might suggest psychopathy. However, the show explores his “code,” a strict set of ethical rules he follows to direct his violence toward other killers.

This complexity places him more in the realm of a high-functioning sociopath. If you're curious about how professionals break it down, here's a good look at the difference between a sociopath and a psychopath.

Does Dexter Ever Get Caught?

This is one of the most asked questions in the entire Dexter franchise, and the answer is both yes and no, depending on which part of the story you're watching.

Throughout the original eight-season run, Dexter was almost caught multiple times, but always managed to outsmart investigators. From Miami Metro Homicide to the FBI, he evaded suspicion using his forensic knowledge and meticulous planning. Although characters like Doakes, LaGuerta, and even his sister Debra came close to uncovering the truth, Dexter was never officially arrested or convicted during that original series.

In Dexter: New Blood, he begins a new life under the alias Jim Lindsay in a small New York town. After years of staying hidden, his past starts to catch up with him. He’s ultimately arrested for the murder of Matt Caldwell, and while that arrest doesn’t expose his full kill list, it’s the first time Dexter is actually in police custody. However, instead of facing a trial, the series ends with a shocking twist. His son, Harrison, shoots him after a confrontation.

So, to answer the question, while not in the original series, yes, Dexter is technically caught in New Blood, but he escapes true legal justice. And thanks to Resurrection, we now know he survived that shot and his story isn’t over.

Where to Watch Dexter (Including Resurrection)

If you're looking for where to watch Dexter, including Dexter Resurrection, Buckeye Broadband gives you two great options through Paramount+.

Premium Entertainment Package

This bundle gives you access to:

• Paramount+ with Showtime
• The Movie Channel
• FLIX
• MGM+
• And more

All for less than if you were to purchase them separately. It’s perfect for anyone who wants access to more content without the hassle of individual signups.

Watch with MyBundle

Buckeye Broadband has also partnered with MyBundle to make streaming simple and customizable. MyBundle is a free platform that helps you:

• Find out where shows and movies are streaming
• Discover new content tailored to your interests
• Replace cable with an easy, personalized streaming setup
• Manage all your streaming subscriptions in one place

Through MyBundle, you can subscribe to Paramount+ with Showtime, and there may be a free trial depending on your signup.

Watch Dexter Resurrection with Buckeye Broadband

Whether you’re watching Dexter for the first time or returning to see how Resurrection unfolds, Buckeye Broadband gives you easy ways to stream it all. Choose the Premium Entertainment Package for bundled savings or use MyBundle to tailor your viewing setup. Either way, you’re just a few clicks away from diving into the world of Dexter Morgan through Paramount+.

Explore streaming TV options today and watch Dexter Resurrection with Buckeye Broadband.