Dexter: Original Sin, the '90s-set prequel to the Michael C Hall series, has confirmed it is coming back for a second season. The show premiered in December and ran until Valentine's Day, and it has done well enough for Paramount+/Showtime to greenlight a season 2.

Dexter: Original Sin, the prequel series to Showtime's hit horror-drama, has been renewed for a second season. Per Deadline, a season 2 writers' room is set to start up soon, with filming set to begin later this year or early 2026.

The BBC's 'Killing Eve' prequel about Fiona Shaw's Carolyn Martens is called 'Honey', set in the Cold War and comes from Sid Gentle and Emma Moran.

Showrunner and series creator Adi Shankar is a longtime fan of the original franchise, which first debuted as a video game in 2001 and got an animated series adaptation that came out in 2007. Shankar’s vision for this new adaptation comes to life with Netflix on Thursday, April 3.

John Wick's not dead...even though he sorta kinda died. It was revealed during CinemaCon that Keanu Reeves is set to return for John Wick 5, though Lionsgate didn't say much else. They did, however, say a whole lot about two other brand new projects in the John Wick Universe.

The 1923 series will come to a close with a highly anticipated two-hour finale, titled A Dream and A Memory, marking the end of the latest chapter in the Dutton family saga.

Peacock's Crystal Lake announced Linda Cardellini as the show's Pam Voorhees, and TV Fanatic has so many reasons why it's brilliant casting!

Guy Ritchie's MobLand fails to overtake Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone prequel in the streaming charts on Paramount+.