‘Dexter: Resurrection’ Season 2 Episode 4 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
Fans of ‘Dexter: Resurrection’ do not have long to wait for the next stretch of the revival. New installments arrive weekly rather than all at once, and the fourth episode of the second season lands on Friday, November 20. That steady cadence lets each chapter settle before the next one begins.
This guide covers when the episode drops, what time it should appear, and where subscribers can stream it. It also looks at what the official description says about the story ahead.
Release Date and Weekly Schedule
The second season premiered on Friday, October 30, and every new episode follows on a Friday. The second episode arrived on November 6 and the third is set for November 13, which places the fourth episode on November 20. Viewers who count the weeks will find the rhythm easy to follow.
The run continues well past that point. The fifth episode is scheduled for November 27 and the sixth for December 4, with ten episodes in the full season. The finale is listed for January 1, 2027.
The season also arrives at a notable moment for the franchise. It returned just in time for Halloween, as the Dexter franchise celebrates its twentieth anniversary. Spreading the story across ten weeks gives the writers room to develop several threads at once.
Release Time for Each New Episode
When it comes to timing, episodes are reported to arrive at 3 a.m. ET, which is midnight PT, on their release dates. For Eastern viewers, that means the fourth episode should be ready in the early hours of Friday morning. Anyone planning a late night or an early start can set an alert accordingly.
The season premiere offered a more exact figure. That first episode was set to become available at one minute past 3 a.m. ET and one minute past midnight PT on Paramount+ Premium. It is reasonable to expect the same window to hold for the fourth episode.
These timings apply to United States viewers. Audiences elsewhere should check their local Paramount+ listings, since regional schedules can differ.
Where to Watch on Paramount+
The answer to where to watch is straightforward. All new episodes are available exclusively on Paramount+ with the Premium plan. A basic subscription to the service will not be enough to see the latest chapter.
Newcomers and anyone who wants a refresher have options as well. Fans can also catch up on the entire first season on the streaming platform. That earlier season is likewise available with the Paramount+ Premium plan.
Linear viewers may have another route. One recap outlet notes that the series streams on Fridays on both Showtime and Paramount+. Subscribers can pick whichever platform suits their setup.
Preview of the Fourth Episode Story
The official description gives a clear sense of the stakes. It says Dexter probes a young killer’s notorious legacy and must decide whether Harry’s Code still applies, while Harrison proves himself in the field. That single line places the series’ central moral rulebook under pressure once again.
The outlet Dexter Daily reads the mention of Harry’s Code as a hint that Dexter may face a genuine moral dilemma with this particular killer. The wider season setup supports that reading. The official season synopsis describes Dexter as caught between one killer with decades of notoriety and another young killer terrorizing New York in ways no one has seen.
Familiar faces will be part of the hour. Official images from the fourth episode show Michael C. Hall alongside Dominic Fumusa as Detective Oliva, Kadia Saraf as Detective Wallace and Bokeem Woodbine as Captain Mixon. Mixon is described as a homicide captain and the father of Fiona.
Early critical reaction to the season has been mixed. One review found the second episode shared the premiere’s strengths and weaknesses. Another gave it a score of eight and praised the reunion of Dexter with Uma Thurman’s Charley. With Harry’s Code in question and Harrison stepping into the field, does Dexter’s choice about the young killer’s legacy strike you as a fitting test of his old rulebook, or has that code already stopped working for him?
