Dexter Morgan will bring back his familiar bloodlust to your screens with the new show Dexter: New Blood, but not on Netflix. The serial killer will return to the screens after a dismal series finale, eight years back. The Showtime crime drama series ended after an eighth season, with Dexter escaping to Miami after abandoning his son Harrison. All the while getting through a significant number of police members searching for him.

Thus, the critical backlash for Dexter’s uncharacteristic finale has spurred another delve into the character’s mind. The original Dexter showrunner Clyde Phillips is headlining the character’s comeback in Dexter: New Blood. Fans should not consider this miniseries as the 9th season of the show.

The gist of it all

Dexter Morgan has moved to the tiny town of Iron Lake, New York, but he has adopted the alias of Jim Lindsay, a local shopkeeper, ten years after faking his death. Dexter has formed a bond with Angela Bishop, the town’s police chief, and he has kept his serial killer tendencies at bay.

Now that you know what you are getting yourself into, let’s get into when and where can you watch it.

Where and when to expect the killer?

You can watch Dexter’s much-hyped return to action in multiple ways. For all the classic TV viewers Dexter: New Blood will air on Showtime starting November 7th at 9 pm ET/PT. And for the binge-watchers, you can meet the serial killer on Showtime app, which is available on all the major mobile and smart TV platforms like:

• Amazon Prime Video
• Hulu
• AppleTV
• Roku
• FuboTV
• DIRECTTV
• SlingTV
• YouTubeTV

Unfortunately, Netflix viewers will have to switch to one of the above streaming services for this show.

Dexter: New Blood episodes

This season will have only 10 episodes, with Marcos Siega directing the first six episodes. Marcos has previously worked on many Dexter episodes and is also an executive producer for the show. Only the first seven episodes’ names have been announced so far. Here are the air dates for each of them:

1. “Cold Snap” – November 7, 2021
2. “Storm of Fuck” – November 14, 2021
3. “Smoke Signals” – November 21, 2021
4. “H Is for Hero” – November 28, 2021
5. “Runaway” – December 5, 2021
6. “Too Many Tuna Sandwiches” – December 12, 2021
7. “Skin of Her Teeth” – December 19, 2021
8. “Big Game” – December 26, 2021

Although Dexter: New Blood will not feature on Netflix, our favorite streamer has plenty of other options to keep us hooked. Let us know in the comments which show on Netflix resembles Dexter: New Blood.