Justice Dexter spin-off will differ from the original (Topic)

Showtime's head of entertainment, David Nevins, who is also the executive producer of Dexter's Justice, said he would only be willing to produce a spin-off if Michael S. Hall was involved. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

Four months after the end of the series' eighth final season, negotiations for a potential spin-off, according to Nevins, have not stopped. However, they have not led to anything concrete yet.

In particular, Nevins said the following: “We continue to discuss this issue, and we are in the very early stages. If we go into the production of a spin-off, we must have very good reasons for this. And if we do that, then only with Michael … The point of the show is to have this character. And if I did something, then that something would have a new concept and configuration with Dexter at the forefront. I want the new show to be different, not just a sequel to Dexter's Justice.

Last April, ahead of the show's final season, Nevins talked about a possible spin-off with Jennifer's heroine Carpenter, Debra Morgan. Knowing what fate befell Dekter's sister, this spin-off idea is no longer relevant.

While the show's finale drew controversy from fans of the show, Nevis is convinced that the ending is in the spirit of the show. “We never considered the idea of Dexter's death,” Nevins emphasized, “and it has nothing to do with the plans for a potential spin-off. People who directly worked on the series – Scott Buck, Sarah Colleton, Michael himself – none of them ever voiced such an idea. Never … They never believed that the murder of Dexter – the right ending. ''

The final episode of the drama, which aired on Showtime on September 22, 2013, became the highest-rated original episode in the history of the channel and attracted a record number of viewers.

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