After the polarizing reception in the original series of Dexter, The former series of Clyde Phillips has developed the series "Dexter: New Blood" as a means of continuing the story of serial killer Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall). The final of that The series, which shows the former PD in the Miami Metro that lives a new life in the winter city of Stoyor, essentially tried to straighten the ship once again by giving the title a more appropriate end. Unfortunately, Dexter's "death" in the hands of his teenage son Harrison (Jackec Alc) has shown that it is again a controversial decision according to fans. It really seemed that the "Dexter" franchise would be in constant condition that it had to make up for the last mistake it made.

It was easy to ridicule the idea of ​​a series of prophecies, as some of the funniest moments of the show's leader come from the retrospectives of retrospectives of Young Dexter mostly has Hall in a funny horrible wig. This did not seem to deter Paramount, because the green light was given to Phillips next year to develop one, which eventually became "Dexter: Original sin". Taking 15 years before the events of the first season of the original series, "Original Sin" follows a 20-year-old Dexter (Patrick Gibson) who taught his adopted father Harry Morgan (Christian Slater) to control his deadly impulses and learn how to kill it. A decade and a half is a big gap to fill in the history of Dexter's PD interns in the Miami Metro to the blood analyst so that it can be able to separate for several seasons, but the sun seems to have partially Set to the Dexter Empire.

According to the report DiversityParamount officially canceled "Dexter: Original Sin" after only one season. The show overwhelming the show's murder table comes as a surprise as it is reportedly renewed for the second season in April. Although Russell Murray put "the original sin" on the low level of Dexter's television outputPrequel series got mixed to positive reception and has 70% critical rating of rotten tomatoesIn addition to receiving a decent rating. If you are wondering why Paramount pulled the Showtime show plug, there are several reasons.

The report from Diversity implies a cancellation of the "original sin" is the result of what you want to focus "Dexter: Resurrection", gathering a few weeks after the events of "New Blood". The Sequel series in the initial series of sequels follows Dexter (Hall) not only heals from his gunshot wound, but also after Harrison in New York. While there, he mixes himself in the company of a club of serial killers played by Uma Thurman, Neil Patrick Harris, Kristen Ritter and Peter Dinklage, among others. Where the "new blood" has greatly kept the things contained in the city of Ironelia Lake, "Resurrection" is currently expanding the volume of the Nyujork series as a kind of serial killer playground. About two episodes remained in the current season, and since Paramount opens the writers' room for a potential second series of episodes, it seems that moving the story forward instead of looking back was a way to go.

According to Variety, Paramount's recent merger with Skydance is what forced CEO Matt Tunnell to reinforce the retraining track in order to focus more on the Hall only planted in the role again. It's a smart decision, reviewed all things. For as much as Patrick Gibson did his best to imitate his television predecessor, he mostly received impression. He would be overshadowed in almost every episode, as his inner monologue expressed Hall. The interruption is presented through the perspective of Dexter on Hall, whose life flashes in front of the road to the hospital only a few moments after the end of "new blood". The young Dexter was doomed if Gibson could not keep his own without the presence of Hall.

One of the greatest, uh, the sins of the "original sin" lies in that it does not move too far away from the status quo. By the end of the first episode, Gibson's Dexter has already been bodies within the PD in Miami Metro. Signs such as a child. Maria Laguerta (Christina billion), child. Angel Batista (Jameseims Martinez) and Vince Masuka (Alex Shimizu) play the younger actors who wear the same type of suits that they would often wear in the original series. It's like "Muppet Babies" for "Dexter" affairs. The "original sin" was largely superfluous and unnecessary, as there is very little to explore that anyone who has seen the eight seasons of the show's leader could not conclude. We are not sad to see how it goes.

Each episode of "Dexter: Original Sin" is currently moving to Paramount+.