A thriller series that's a spin-off from an iconic show that was first released in 2006, but still has an incredible 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating. Dexter: Resurrection is an American crime drama series developed by Clyde Phillips.

As the serial killer makes his return from (seemingly) dying, Michael C Hall explains why it's a story worth telling.

The Dexter universe has continued to grow in the decades since the original series premiered — but what is the difference between each show?

In the opening episode, serial killer Dexter Morgan (portrayed by Michael C Hall) emerges from a 10-week coma in a hospital bed, having been shot by his son Harrison in the climax of New Blood. However, upon encountering Detective Angel Batista (David Zayas), Dexter bolts and makes his way to New York to lay low.

Serial killer Dexter Morgan (played by Michael C Hall) wakes up in hospital from a 10-week coma in the debut episode after his son Harrison shot him in New Blood’s finale. But when he comes face-to-face with Detective Angel Batista (David Zayas), Dexter makes a run for it and heads to New York to hide.

Dexter: Resurrection on Showtime blends dark comedy and killer drama in a bold return starring Michael C. Hall.

Michael C. Hall's Dexter could basically qualify as the Keanu Reeves' John Wick only if Wick loved his job as much Dexter.