Sarah Michelle Gellar & Patrick Dempsey Join ‘Dexter: Original Sin’

In an exciting development for fans of the "Dexter" universe, Sarah Michelle Gellar & Patrick Dempsey Join ‘Dexter: Original Sin’ This fresh addition to the horror TV series franchise promises to bring a new layer of intrigue and star power, setting the stage for an enthralling exploration of Dexter Morgan's early years.

Patrick Dempsey: From Scrubs to Homicide

Patrick Dempsey, best known for his iconic role as Dr. Derek Shepherd on “Grey’s Anatomy,” is set to take on a drastically different character in the upcoming horror TV series “Dexter: Original Sin.” Dempsey will portray Aaron Spencer, the Captain of the Miami Metro Homicide. His character has a long-standing relationship with Harry Morgan, played by Christian Slater. This role marks a significant departure from Dempsey’s previous work, showcasing his versatility as an actor and his ability to adapt to darker, more complex roles.

Sarah Michelle Gellar: Dexter’s New Boss

Sarah Michelle Gellar, beloved for her portrayal of Buffy Summers in “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” is making a grand return to the small screen. In upcoming horror TV series “Dexter: Original Sin,” Gellar will play Dexter Morgan’s new boss at the Miami Metro Police Department. Her character is expected to add a fresh dynamic to the series, bringing her signature intensity and depth to the role.

A Glimpse into Dexter’s Dark Beginnings

Set in 1991 Miami, “Dexter: Original Sin” will delve into the formative years of Dexter Morgan, played by Patrick Gibson. The series will chronicle Dexter’s transition from a student to an avenging serial killer. Struggling to control his bloodthirsty urges, Dexter learns to channel his inner darkness under the guidance of his father, Harry Morgan. Harry's Code, designed to help Dexter target those who deserve to be eliminated from society, becomes a crucial part of his life as he starts a forensics internship at the Miami Metro Police Department. Stay updated on Your Favorite Scary Movies!