‘Dexter: Original Sin’ Reveals How Dexter Survived the ‘New Blood’ Finale

'Dexter: Original Sin' Reveals How Dexter Survived the 'New Blood' Finale

As a cinephile who has followed Dexter’s dark and twisted journey since its inception, I must say that the return of our favorite serial killer with “Dexter: Original Sin” is nothing short of exhilarating. The premiere episode, titled “And in the Beginning…,” was a brilliant blend of nostalgia and freshness, perfectly capturing the essence of Dexter while introducing us to a new generation of characters.

Attention: The information that follows may reveal key plot points from the first episode of Dexter: Original Sin titled “And in the Beginning…”. Proceed with caution if you wish to avoid spoilers!

Nearly three years later, Dexter Morgan has come back on TV screens today with the debut episode of “Dexter: Original Sin” on Paramount+ in collaboration with Showtime. This premiere exceeded our expectations in every way. The title “And in the Beginning…” not only showcases Patrick Gibson’s exceptional performance as the younger version of the character, but it also reveals the long-awaited explanation for how Dexter managed to survive the finale of “Dexter: New Blood“. As expected, the answer is quite as we had imagined.

To refresh your memory, the final episode of ‘New Blood’ saw our beloved vigilante serial killer, Dexter, getting shot in the chest by his son, Harrison. It appeared to be a satisfying conclusion after so many years. However, for a brief moment, it seemed like that would be the end of it. But then news broke about not just the prequel series, ‘Original Sin’, but also a sequel: ‘Dexter: Resurrection’. The intriguing question that arose was: in what manner did Dexter manage to survive the seemingly lethal gunshot wound?

The debut of Dexter: Original Sin provided us with an explanation, as the story started by showing Morgan’s body being hurried into the emergency room, where numerous doctors worked urgently to save him. They applied pressure on his wound, discovered he had no heartbeat, and quickly retrieved the defibrillator paddles to jolt his heart back into action. From that point, we heard the thoughts of the character as Michael C. Hall’s voiceover commenced, serving seamlessly as an introduction to the prequel series. “Indeed, a beating heart. I’ll take it,” he said before remarking: “It truly is as they say. Your life flashes before your eyes.

‘Dexter: Original Sin’ Is Off to a Great Start

Given the contentious reception towards New Blood, it’s understandable if you feel hesitant when approaching Dexter: Original Sin. Following the sequel series, some viewers found it disappointing and less satisfying than the original. However, there’s currently no reason to be alarmed by Original Sin.

From my perspective as a movie enthusiast, this series has set off on an impressive note. Gibson’s portrayal of the young serial killer is nothing short of brilliant, immersing us deeply into the character. The addition of Hall’s familiar narration serves not only to delight long-term fans with a touch of nostalgia but also to welcome newcomers to the franchise.

By the finale of the first episode, we’ve been acquainted with everyone at Miami Metro. Despite the fact that new actors are portraying them, just as Original Sin did before, it masterfully encapsulates their unique personalities – even bringing back Vince Masuka’s distinctive laugh, thanks to Alex Shimizu. We’re eagerly anticipating how the remaining 10 episodes of the season will unfold, as they seem set to deliver an extraordinary journey if they maintain the quality of the premiere.

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2024-12-13 18:01