Trailer for “Original Sin” reveals the return of Michael C. Hall

Witness the making of a serial killer.

The first teaser trailer for Dexter Prequel series Dexter: Original Sin is here, with the return of original star Michael C. Hall as the inner voice of the titular killer – and it’s as if no time has passed as he once again delivers the darkly charming commentary.

The footage begins with Hall declaring, “I am a killer,” as the elevator doors open to reveal the new, younger Dexter, now played by Patrick Gibson (Shadows and Bones) before quickly revealing to him all the people in his life who “made” him the prolific killer who became known as the “Bay Harbor Butcher.”

The teaser introduces his father Harry (Christian Slater, who takes on the role of James Remar), his younger sister Deb (originally portrayed by Jennifer Carpenter, now played by Molly Brown), his new bosses at the Miami Metro Police Department, CSI Chief Tanya Martin (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and Captain Aaron Spencer (Patrick Dempsey), young Maria LaGuerta (originally played by Luna Lauren Velez, now played by Christina Milian), young Angel Batista (originally portrayed by David Zayas, now played by James Martinez) and young Vince Masuka (Alex Shimizu, who takes on the role of CS Lee).

Check out the new footage below:

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Set in Miami in 1991, 15 years before the original series. Dexter: Original Sin follows Dexter when his thirst for blood can no longer be ignored. His father Harry steps in and helps him embrace the code designed to help him find and kill people who deserve it, leaving his younger sister Deb in the dark. But evading the attention of law enforcement proves to be a challenge, as Dexter also begins an internship in forensics under CSI Chief Tanya Martin at the Miami Metro Police Department, led by Captain Aaron Spencer.

Dexter originally ran for eight seasons, from 2006 to 2013, on Showtime, winning four Emmys. Hall reprised his title role in 10 episodes of a sequel series, Dexter – New Bloodwhich aired in 2021–2022 and was the most watched series in Showtime history.

The 10-part prequel series Dexter: Original Sin is currently in production and will premiere on Paramount+ for subscribers on the Showtime schedule on Friday, December 13th before making its on-air debut on Sunday, December 15th.