Dexter: Resurrection took over New York Comic Con today, promoting Season 2 of the hit Showtime series, and revealed that Eric Stonestreet will return as serial killer Rapunzel. Our guy Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) will have so many killers to deal with this season, and a midlife crisis to boot. The show returns to Paramount+ on October 30.
The panel featured stars Michael C. Hall, Uma Thurman, James Remar, Jack Alcott, Bokeem Woodbine and Krysten Ritter, alongside showrunner and executive producer Clyde Phillips, executive producers Scott Reynolds and Marcos Siega, with Stonestreet surprising the audience. The fans in attendance were able to screen the show’s killer Season 2 premiere.
(L-R) Eric Stonestreet, Krysten Ritter, Bokeem Woodbine, Jack Alcott, Michael C. Hall, James Remar, Clyde Phillips, Scott Reynolds and Josh Horowitz speak onstage at the Dexter Panel during New York Comic Con 2026
at Javits Center on October 08, 2026 in New YorkJason Mendez/Getty Images for ReedPop)
The second season of Dexter: Resurrection finds Dexter Morgan caught between two killers — one with decades of notoriety and a lifetime of kills behind him (Brian Cox), and the other a fresh young face (Dan Stevens) terrorizing New York in ways no one has ever seen. Meanwhile, Dexter battles a new and unexpected adversary: a mid-life crisis. Harrison (Alcott) continues his own pursuit of justice as father and son face their darkest chapter yet.
From Paramount Television Studios and Counterpart Studios, Dexter: Resurrection is executive produced by Phillips, who also serves as showrunner, Hall, Reynolds, Siega, Tony Hernandez, and Lilly Burns. Additional executive producers include John Goldwyn and Sara Colleton, along with Veronica West, Kirsa Rein, and Tanner Bean & Katrina Mathewson.
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Ludwig, the British comedy drama starring David Mitchell, is getting a U.S. remake.
ABC has handed the project, which comes from Megan Ganz, Humphrey Ker, Jon Steinberg and Dan Shotz, a pilot order. 20th Television is the studio.
It comes after the BBC series, which launched in the UK in 2024, became the most-watched show in Britain in 2026 after the premiere episode of season two was watched by more than 9M viewers.
Ludwig stars Mitchell as John Taylor, a reclusive puzzle maker who pretends to be his brother when he goes missing and infiltrates the local police station to investigate, before becoming embroiled in other cases.
Rabbit will follow a similar path. After his homicide detective twin brother goes missing, Mark, a reclusive puzzle writer known as Rabbit, is pulled from his solitary life and thrust into the Cambridge, MA police department, where he poses as his brother to investigate his mysterious disappearance. But soon, Mark discovers that his uncanny ability to solve impossible puzzles makes him an unlikely crime-solving sensation, per the logline.
Ludwig was created by Mark Brotherhood (Mount Pleasant) and produced by ITV-owned Big Talk.
Rabbit will be written by Ganz, who has written on Mythic Quest, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Modern Family and is under an overall at 20th Studios, and Ker, who wrote on Mythic Quest and was an executive director of Wrexham AFC, as seen in FX’s Welcome to Wrexham.
The pair will exec produce alongside Percy Jackson & the Olympians showrunner Steinberg and exec producer Shotz. David Mitchell, Mark Brotherhood and Big Talk boss Kenton Allen will also exec produce.
Rabbit marks the latest European format to be remade in the U.S. in recent years. Fox remade British medical comedy drama Doc Martin as Best Medicine, which returned for its second season last month, Doc, which returned for its third season, is based on an Italian drama and its Memory of a Killer is based on Belgian film De Zaak Alzheimer. CBS has Einstein, a police procedural based on a German series, and ABC has High Potential, renewed for a third season, based on French series HPI.
Ludwig, which has been renewed for a third season and a Christmas special by the BBC, returns to BritBox on October 13.
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EXCLUSIVE: American audiences are buying into NBCUniversal’s expansion of The Traitors. The Traitors: New Blood has raked in more than 7 million new cross-platform viewers to the franchise within its first two weeks, according to internal data. That’s a 45% expansion of the franchise’s cross-platform reach, bringing it to more than 22 million total viewers, […]
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EXCLUSIVE: Grosse Pointe Garden Society creators/executive producers Jenna Bans and Bill Krebs have teamed up for another twisty drama about everyday people dabbling into crime. The duo, who also worked together on Bans’ Good Girls, is writing Pimp, which is in development at Peacock.
In Pimp, when a married couple loses their spark, they get it back in the most shocking and controversial way – by running a sex work operation out of their upstanding Midwest community.
Bans and Krebs executive produce alongside Casey Kyber, Head of Television for Bans’ Minnesota Logging Company. Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group, where Bans is under an overall deal, is the studio.
Good Girls and Grosse Pointe were developed and produced for NBC but, with their unconventional tone and intricate serialized storytelling, they both excelled on streaming via their runs on Netflix and Peacock, respectively. In light of that, it makes sense for their followup to be set up at a streaming platform, in this case Universal TV sibling Peacock.
In addition to Good Girls, Bans created ABC’s Off the Map and The Family. Before that, she served as co-executive producer on ABC’s Scandal and Grey’s Anatomy and also worked on Desperate Housewives and Private Practice. Bans is repped by UTA and Yorn Levine.
Krebs worked on Bans’ The Family before he joined her on Good Girls, where he rose to executive producer and co-showrunner alongside Bans. Krebs’ series credits also include Red Band Society and Franklin & Bash. He is repped by UTA and Management 360.
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