Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Dexter: Resurrection Season 2, Episode 2.
Summary
- In an interview with Collider, Jack Alcott teases growing tension between Dexter and Harrison as Harrison’s new job with NYPD Homicide puts their different ideas of justice to the test.
- Harrison and Dexter have grown closer, but Alcott warns their more mature relationship could lead to even bigger clashes as Season 2 continues.
- Harrison’s first day at Homicide brings some awkward surprises, including discovering that Fiona, whom he recently slept with, is his training officer and the captain’s daughter.
Family dinners are about to get a whole lot more awkward in Dexter: Resurrection Season 2. Jack Alcott’s Harrison is officially a cop, which could make things a little tricky when your dad happens to be serial killer Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall). In Episode 2, “Young Blood,” Harrison starts his new job with the NYPD Homicide, but there’s one small problem: his dad’s idea of justice usually involves plastic wrap and a very sharp knife. As Alcott tells Collider, “If they’re looking at the same individuals, there’s a very, very different result.”
During an interview with Collider in Toronto to celebrate 20 years of Dexter with Paramount+, Alcott opened up about Harrison’s new career, his growing trust in Kadia Saraf’s Detective Claudette Wallace, and why his relationship with Dexter might be heading for some serious trouble. “As much as they love each other, I think they might knock heads a little harder,” he teased.
We also put Alcott to the test with a little game called “Dexter’s Code: Petty Crimes Edition,” because not every crime deserves a kill room. Some people are just really annoying.
