Resurrection, Angel Batista has a conscious decision to keep Dexter Morgan's secret identity concealed from Vince Masuka and Joey Quinn.

By Resurrection episode 3, it's clear that Batista is suspicious of Dexter and thinks he really is the Bay Harbor Butcher.

Dexter: Resurrection brings kills and cameos in the newest chapter. Scroll down to read everything from Dexter’s ritual to Harisson’s dilemma!

Following Angel Batista’s (David Zayas) shocking return in Dexter: Resurrection, Episode 3 reveals two surprise cameos. The ...

Dexter: Resurrection gives new life to Michael C. Hall's Dexter Morgan, as well as some long-absent returning characters from the original series.

Dexter: Resurrection Episode 3 is finally here and it gives fans a pair of cameos that they've waited years to see.

Dexter Resurrection has received an abundance of praise for its latest episode which saw two original stars make unexpected ...

Resurrection feels like the original series. “Backseat Driver” puts other side plots in the background and smartly focuses on ...

The all-too-brief reunion is marked with some winks that Dexter fans are sure to appreciate, including a reference to Angel’s ...

Resurrection episode 3. Dexter: Resurrection episode 3, “Backseat Driver”, puts Harrison in the narrative driver’s seat as Dexter makes his first kill and gets closer to the highly anticipated NYC ...

House pioneer Vince Lawrence recalls witnessing the infamous Disco Demolition Night as a teenager in a clip from Elegance Bratton's new documentary.

In a throwback interview, Vince Gill recalled the Brian Wilson-penned song he didn't think he could sing live.