Before any prequel characters could officially make themselves known, creator Clyde Phillips knocked audiences for a loop by directly following up on the events of New Blood 's finale, which saw Jack Alcott's Harrison Morgan shooting his father with a rifle as a response to Dexter having killed an innocent man to secure his own safety.

Michael C. Hall is fully supportive of Dexter: Original Sin, says showrunner Clyde Phillips. Phillips, 66, who was a showrunner on the original 2006 crime drama, which ran for eight seasons, told PEOPLE at the prequel's premiere at the SVA Theater in New York on Wednesday, Dec. 11, that having Hall's support was "crucial."

Michael C. Hall has been heavily involved in the promotion for Dexter: Original Sin, and it just shows how vital he is to the success of the series.

Original Sin, the prequel series to Showtime's original crime drama. According to showrunner Clyde Phillips, Hall’s endorsement was "crucial" to the project’s creative and emotional resonance. Phillips highlighted the audience's connection to Hall,

Dexter hasn’t yet decided on his future in blood-spatter analysis, but during a campus job fair, he impresses Masuka (Alex Shimizu) with a quick deduction based on spatter patterns in two photographs. This moment sets him on a path toward an internship with the department by the episode’s end.

As his long-lost son drove off, Dexter bled out in the snow and said, "Let me die so my son can live." But in the opening m

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