&34;I think I had less fans before,&34; Alcott tells EW. Dexter: Resurrection star Jack Alcott loves finally reversing the Harrison fan hate
"I think I had less fans before," Alcott tells EW.
Dexter: Resurrection star Jack Alcott loves finally reversing the Harrison fan hate
"I think I had less fans before," Alcott tells EW.
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Published on July 25, 2025 04:24PM EDT
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Jack Alcott is finally feeling the love.
After receiving so much hate from *Dexter* fans for his arc playing Harrison Morgan on the 2021 revival series *Dexter: New Blood*, the actor is winning viewers over with *Dexter: Resurrection*.
During a visit to **'s Comic-Con video studio Friday, Alcott's costars Michael C. Hall, James Remar, David Zayas, David Dastmalchian, and Krysten Ritter recall that he got a standing ovation during a recent series premiere screening event for the scene in which Harrison kills a rapist.
Alcott says the moment felt "fantastic" after his character was frequently maligned by fans.
Emilia Suárez and Jack Alcott on 'Dexter: Resurrection'.
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"Particularly after the events of the last season, it was nice to feel the tide shift in that direction," Alcott says. "Because I think I had less fans before that, and then after that, everyone liked that."
Harrison was born in season 4 of the original run of *Dexter*, and was depicted as a baby and toddler throughout the rest of the series. When he returned in *New Blood*, Harrison was a brooding teenager (played by Alcott) angry at his father (Hall) for abandoning him as a child. By the end of *New Blood*, Dexter told his son to shoot him in the chest, and Harrison fled believing that he killed his father.
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In the premiere of *Dexter: Resurrection*, Harrison is haunted by the memory of seemingly killing his father, especially when he becomes a killer himself. But Alcott tells EW that Harrison is not a sociopath like Dexter.
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"I think he certainly feels empathy," Alcott explains. "He cares very deeply about what he believes is right and what he believes is wrong. But I don't think Harrison knows much more than that, because he has a very strong reaction to what he thinks is wrong. There's a lot of questions… He's a mess."
Michael C. Hall and Krysten Ritter on 'Dexter: Resurrection'.
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*Dexter: Resurrection* also introduces a slew of new killers in this week's episode, played by Dastmalchian, Ritter, Neil Patrick Harris, Eric Stonestreet, and Uma Thurman, all employed in a secret society by an eccentric billionaire obsessed with serial killers (Peter Dinklage).
"You've never seen anything like it," Dastmalchian teases. "It immediately felt like I was on the set of *Clue* by way of *American Psycho*."
*Dexter: Resurrection* releases new episodes on Fridays on Paramount+.
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