'Dexter' Is Returning to Showtime for 10 More Episodes in 2021!

Jackie Goldschneider doesn't exactly appreciate Dolores Catania's «Hey, look over there!» tactics when it comes to her issues with Jennifer Aydin.On the latest episode of , Dolores fought back at Jackie's claims that Dolores is not a good friend to Jennifer (who's struggling through the aftermath of Margaret Josephs exposing her husband, Bill Aydin's, decade-old affair) by pointing the finger back at Jackie. Dolores revealed to Jennifer that in the moments after Margaret made the reveal, Jackie told the group, «I feel worse for Jen than I feel for Bill.

season 2 reunion special will be tense. Now that the drama-filled wedding finale of the hit Netflix reality series has aired, fans are waiting to see what will happen when the cast reunites and hashes out their differences. Despite not sharing each of the couple's fates before the reunion airs, it's clear there's definitely some drama going down thanks to some recent Instagram exchanges. Shake Chatterjee, who was rejected at the altar by Deepti Vempati, and Kyle Abrams, who never made it to the altar after Shaina Hurley ended their romance early, got into it in the comments section of the officialInstagram page. In a promotional image for the reunion, Shake appears to be in a heated discussion, while Kyle sits next to him grinning.

SHE is hoping to move into her dream Essex mansion this year, but Billie Faiers is already at war with her neighbours. Relations are so bad that the former Towie star, 31,  and husband Greg Shepherd, 35, are no longer on speaking terms with them –  and recently spent a whopping £20k on trees to keep prying eyes away.

GEMMA Collins has shown off her shrinking waist in a holiday throwback clip. The 41-year-old posted a video to celebrate pancake day - showing her dancing around on a boat surrounded by friends.

PETER Andre has revealed one of his children have decided to follow in wife Emily's footsteps to become a doctor. The 49-year-old's eldest son Junior, 16, is attempting to carve out a music career like his dad - but youngest Theo has different ideas.

Since the debut of Disney+ back in 2019, there has been this understanding that family-friendly content goes to that platform, while more mature content goes to the sister streamer, Hulu. But then Netflix lost the rights to the adult-oriented Marvel TV series such as “Daredevil,” “Luke Cage,” “The Punisher,” and more, and suddenly, the Mouse House is ready to bend the rules about what content ends up where just a little bit.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentThe Cannes Film Festival has issued a statement commenting on calls for a boycott of Russian cinema and said it will bar Russian delegations but not filmmakers. “As the world has fallen into a grave crisis and sees a part of Europe in a state of war, the Cannes Film Festival would like to express all its support to the Ukrainian people and to all those who are currently in Ukraine.” “As modest as it can be, we are joining out voice to all those who are opposing this unacceptable situation and are denouncing the stance of Russia and its leaders.” “We have a particular thought for the artists and professionals within the Ukrainian film words, as with their families whose lives are now in danger.” The festival said it will not welcome official Russian delegations and “will not accept even the smallest presence of any institutions linked to the Russian government.” Cannes said however that it praised the courage of all those in Russia who are taking risks to protest against the agression and invasion of Ukraine.” “Among them are artists and professionals who have never stopped fighting against the current regime and would never be associated to this intolerable acts and those who are bombarding Ukraine,” said Cannes.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Dominican filmmaker Jose Maria Cabral has shared the trailer to his eighth feature, “Parsley,” with Variety ahead of its world premiere at the Miami Int’l Film Festival.New York-based Visit Films is handling world sales rights on the drama.As in his Sundance title “Woodpeckers” (“Carpinteros”) and his more recent films, Cabral trains his lens on the marginalized in his country. “Parsley” (“Perejil”) is based on the 1937 Perejil Massacre when Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo ordered the execution of Haitian communities on the country’s border with Haiti.

Queen Elizabeth, 95, had her first virtual meeting, after rumors of her passing took the Internet by storm, on Tuesday March 1. The English monarch was taking part in some virtual meetings with foreign ambassadors from Andorra and Chad, as revealed in a tweet. The queen video called in to greet the officials at Buckingham Palace, but she looked like she was in good spirits on her computer monitor.

Clyde Philipps, the showrunner of Dexter‘s first four seasons, is returning for the revival of the Showtime hit and is ready to make things right after the original series finale disappointed fans.“We basically do get to start from scratch. We want this not to be Dexter season 9.

Dexter‘s showrunner has said that the new reboot series will make the ending “right” following the show’s much-derided original finale.Last week it was confirmed that Michael C Hall would be returning for a new 10 episode revival of the hit series on Showtime.The reboot will act as a continuation of Dexter, which ended in 2013 after eight seasons and saw the titular serial killer go into self-imposed exile – an ending that has proved divisive among fans.However, showrunner Clyde Phillips has now insisted that while the new series won’t “undo” the original ending, it will “basically start from scratch”.“We want this to not be Dexter season nine,” he told The Hollywood Reporter’s TV’s Top 5 podcast.“10 years, or however many years, have

You can’t keep a good serial killer down.

Clyde Phillips, the returning showrunner for the reboot of Dexter, is opening up about how the new season will be different than what fans have seen in the past.

(CNN)Some killer news for fans of "Dexter": Showtime is taking a stab at bringing back the serial killer drama. The network announced Wednesday it will produce a 10-episode limited series with Michael C.

In a shocking announcement, Showtime detailed that the long-revered serial killer drama “Dexter” will return as a limited series for its ninth season, which is scheduled to begin airing eight years after the controversial finale. “Dexter” originally premiered on Showtime in 2006 and enjoyed its eight-season run through 2013, picking up 24 Emmy nominations with four wins.

Fans of the popular TV show Dexter will be delighted to hear that after seven years, it is set to return to our screens next year.The network Showtime has ordered a limited series revival of the beloved serial killer drama and what’s even better is that Michael C. Hall is set to return.Production for the 10-episode revival will begin in 2021 with a release date hopefully coming in Autumn next year.

returning to Showtime in 2021 for a limited series revival. The 10-episode Season 9 is already making waves with fans, many of whom are excited to see what the character has been up to.Since there will be eight years in between the Season 8 series finale and the Season 9 revival, Dexter fans may need a crash course of important moments to remember before they dive into the upcoming 10-episode limited series.Dexter Morgan worked for Miami Metro police in the forensics department.

Dexter will come back as a limited series on its former home Showtime. Actor Michael C.

Acclaimed crime-drama Dexter is making a return, eight years after it went off air.

Dexter.Showtime have revived the serial killer drama after seven years with up to 10 new episodes.The show will be a continuation of the original, eight-season series, which ended in 2013 with Hall’s Dexter Morgan going on self-imposed exile as a lumberjack and living a solitary life.Production is scheduled to begin early next year for a planned autumn 2021 premiere.Surprise Motherfucker.He’s back.

Dexter for a limited ten-episode run. Star Michael C.

Michael C. Hall will return as serial killer Dexter Morgan for a 10-episode limited series at Showtime, it was announced Wednesday.

Also Read: 'Shameless' Final Season Gets December Premiere DateThe series was initially based on Jeff Lindsey’s novel, “Darkly Dreaming Dexter.”“‘Dexter’ is such a special series, both for its millions of fans and for Showtime, as this breakthrough show helped put our network on the map many years ago,” said Showtime president of entertainment Gary Levine. “We would only revisit this unique character if we could find a creative take that was truly worthy of the brilliant, original series.

Michael C. Hall is set to reprise his role as Dexter Morgan in a 10-episode revival of Dexter on Showtime, the network announced on Wednesday, October 14.

has ordered a limited series revival of bloody drama “Dexter” and star Michael C. Hall will return to the title role.

You can’t keep a good serial killer down.

Peter White Television EditorDexter is back to his blood-splattering ways after Showtime ordered a new limited series reboot of the long-running serial killer drama.Michael C.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterSharpen your knives, “Dexter” fans. Showtime has ordered a limited series revival of the beloved serial killer drama with Michael C.