Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Confirmed; April Shoot, October 2026 Premiere

Movieweb reports that showrunner Clyde Phillips has confirmed Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 is green-lit for a 10-episode run, with filming slated to begin in April and the first episode expected to debut in October 2026.

The article notes Resurrection is currently the franchise's only active series after Paramount cancelled Original Sin after one season, and that the Resurrection episodes are technically the twelfth batch of Dexter episodes (effectively Season 11). Phillips said the production will use a "block shooting" approach to accelerate turnaround, mirroring the tight schedule used for Season 1, which ended in September 2025.

Plot hooks from Season 1 set up Season 2: the deaths of Leon Prater and Angel Batista, an unresolved New York Ripper mystery and the survival of Al "Rapunzel" Jolly. Michael C. Hall is confirmed to return as Dexter, but few other cast details have been solidly confirmed; the report says it remains unclear how Dexter's story will ultimately conclude and that the planned schedule could still be subject to disruption.

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