Those who weren't pleased with how 'Dexter' wrapped up back in season 8 won't get a re-written version of that ending, but a fresh one with Showtime's revival of the hit show. Showrunner Clyde Phillips gave some details to The Hollywood Reporter, which include the series picking up 10 years after we last saw Dexter and that he's no longer in the pacific northwest, but back in Miami under a different name.
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Marcos Siega (True Blood, Veronica Mars) will executive produce and direct 6 of the upcoming season's 10 episodes and previously 10 episodes of the show's initial 8 seasons.
Show star Michael C. Hall, who has admitted he didn't love how the show initially wrapped up, will be happy to hear that showrunner Clyde Phillips has noted that this is "a great opportunity to write a second finale for our show, and Showtime was very gracious about that.”