"Dexter: Original Sin," the prequel drama to "Dexter," debuted as the most-streamed series premiere on Showtime in the cable net’s history.

You are reading an exclusive WrapPRO article for free. Want to level up your entertainment career? Go here for more information. "Dexter: Original Sin," has become Showtime's most streamed premiere in history with more than 2.

Dexter: Original Sin debuted on Friday, December 13 with one episode on Paramount+ before its cable premiere on Sunday evening. Episode rollout will continue that way with two new episodes streaming this Friday. This data encompasses viewership from Friday through Sunday.

Perhaps future episodes will come up with worthy points of interest in Dexter’s early days, but right now it seems like “Dexter: Original Sin” exists solely because “Dexter: New Blood” was well-rated and Showtime needs a franchise. So long as that’s the case, I guess we’ve got our answer: Dexter can’t die.

The return of Dexter with Original Sin has captured the attention of millions, setting a new streaming record on Showtime. The prequel series, created by Clyde Phillips, explores Dexter Morgan's early days at Miami Metro in 1991,

Dexter: New Blood introduced a divisive retcon that also created a massive plot hole, but Original Sin now has the chance to fix it years later.

Dexter: Original Sin may be a new look at a classic franchise, but its best parts are ones that no fan saw coming.

Original Sin dives into Dexter's and Harry Morgan's backstory, revealing the crucial connection. Flashbacks and unique storytelling make Harry's character in Original Sin compelling and valuable. Dexter: Original Sin is getting rave reviews after the first three episodes have aired on Paramount+ with Showtime.