Following three years after the last aired season of an American television crime drama mystery series, a potential spin-off of "Dexter" has dependably been a standout amongst the most talked topic in the online world.
Hence, fanatics have been waiting for the Showtime cable network to make an official announcement with regards to the potential spin-off of the TV series.
Zap2it have noted that nearly two years prior, Showtime's president of entertainment David Nevins expressed that a spin-off is "always within the realm of possibility."
"I do feel like 'Dexter' is such a core franchise to Showtime. Arguably, 'Dexter' is to Showtime what 'Spider-Man' is to Sony or 'Batman' is to Warner Bros.," said Davin Nevins, as noted by Unreality TV.
He added, "So, I think it's going to be important for us to keep it alive."
That said, there's no denying that 'Dexter' is a huge franchise for Showtime, as the show gets millions of viewers each week. Truth be told, TV.com have appraised the series' a 9.1/10 based on 21, 042 votes, while Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 79% rating.
TV show's writer, Scott Buck, who signed a new deal with Showtime has further fuels potential spin-off talks.
However, reports indicating that "Dexter" spin-off is presumably never going to happen are making a commotion on the web, as David Nevins purportedly admits that there's no specific next project when regards to "Dexter."
David Nevins apparently conceded that a spin-off is "always possible", yet nothing is "actively happening" right now.
In addition, the latest report from Crossmap has it that Showtime's delegates evidently pointed out that "there are no [current] plans to reboot 'Dexter'".
Showtime's "Dexter" TV series is based on Jeff Lindsay's novels, "Darkly Dreaming Dexter" and Dearly Devoted Dexter," where the story follows Dexter Morgon, who is a scientific blood spatter expert for the anecdotal Miami Metro Police Department.
The main protagonist of the TV series' likewise leads a secret life as a vigilante serial killer, where Dexter apparently feels a psychological hunger as he chase down murderers who have slipped through the cracks of the justice system.
All things said it appears that fans ought to wait longer before an official declaration with respect to the potential spin-off of their most loved TV series, "Dexter," to happen.
