dexter original sin trailer: Exciting news for Dexter fans! The prequel series Dexter: Original Sin is set to premiere this December. TVLine reports that the show will debut on Sunday, December 15, on the Paramount+ With Showtime cable network. If you have the Paramount+ With Showtime plan, you can stream the episode two days earlier, on Friday, December 13.
Dexter: Original Sin takes us back to the 1990s and focuses on a younger version of Dexter Morgan, the serial killer character famously played by Michael C. Hall in the original series. Hall will narrate the show, giving fans a deeper look into Dexter’s formative years. The prequel will explore Dexter’s struggle with his “bloodthirsty urges” and how he learns to channel his inner darkness.
The teaser trailer for Original Sin has just been released. In it, Michael C. Hall’s voiceover sets the tone for the series. He says, “I am a killer, but I wasn’t born this way. I was made — by my history, by the people around me. They say it takes a village to raise a killer.” The trailer shows glimpses of Dexter’s early life, hinting at the dark journey ahead.
Patrick Gibson, known from Shadow and Bone, will play the young Dexter. Molly Brown from Billions stars as Dexter’s sister, Deb. Christian Slater, who starred in Mr. Robot, plays Dexter’s adoptive father, Harry.
The cast also includes some familiar faces. Sarah Michelle Gellar, famous for her role in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, joins the series along with Patrick Dempsey from Grey’s Anatomy. Other stars include James Martinez (Love, Victor), Christina Milian (Grandfathered), Alex Shimizu (The Blacklist), and Reno Wilson (Good Girls).
Dexter: Original Sin promises to delve into the dark and compelling origins of the iconic character. With Michael C. Hall returning to narrate and a talented cast, fans can look forward to a gripping new chapter in the Dexter saga.
Stay tuned for more updates as we approach the premiere date. Watch the teaser trailer now to get a glimpse of what’s to come in this highly anticipated prequel!
