Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) was supposed to be dead. Could this "Dexter: Resurrection" be medically possible? Will Uma Thurman's Charley pay?

"It's one of my favorite scenes I've ever gotten to play in the show," the franchise star tells The Hollywood Reporter about that climactic faceoff in the 'Dexter: Resurrection' series premiere.

Today’s the day …when Michael C. Hall reprises his Emmy-nominated role once again as America’s favorite vigilante serial killer: Dexter Morgan. The first two episodes of the premiere season of Dexter: Resurrection are now streaming, making it the fourth series in the Dexter-verse.

"Resurrection" only has one character with main character energy, and it isn't the one the show's named after.

Several characters from the original Dexter series, as well as the sequel New Blood and even the prequel Original Sin, return in Dexter: Resurrection.

There's something about him that people have an appetite to see him live another day,” the “Dexter: Resurrection” star tells TheWrap

Before waking up, Dexter also sees other ghosts from his past: Miguel (Jimmy Smits), who he killed in the Season 3 finale of the original series; his father, Harry (James Remar); and finally, Sergeant Doakes (Erik King), who he killed in the Season 2 finale.

The Dexter universe has continued to grow in the decades since the original series premiered — but what is the difference between each show?

Resurrection,' the immersive experience is allowing fans to join the Miami Metro Police Department and piece together body parts left by the Ice Truck Killer.

Dexter: Resurrection returns with a question that's been burning ever since the New Blood finale: What happens when a man presumed dead stirs back to life?