This appears to be the case for America's favorite serial killer Dexter (Michael C. Hall) as he embarks on a new chapter in Showtime's upcoming limited event series, Dexter: New Blood, which premieres November 7.

While Dexter appears to have transitioned well into suburban life, he hasn't been able to shake those killer instincts.

We're most excited to meet Jones' character, Angela Bishop, who is the town's Chief of Police and appears to be a new love interest for Dexter?

So, we wonder how long it will take for Angela to learn that Dexter, or Jimmy Lindsay as he's called in his new town, is one dangerous man!

Dexter was sort of iconically set in Miami the first time around, and in the finale the character had relocated to Oregon. Now, almost a decade later, Dexter is living in a town called Iron Lake in Upstate New York.

He appears to be going by the name Jim Lindsay (which is close to the name of the author of the books the series was based on, Jeff Lindsay).

"But that's not why we're doing it.

We're doing this because there's such a hunger for Dexter out there." .

We're not doing movie magic, we're not going to betray the audience to say 'That was all a dream,' or whatever it is.

Speaking of movie magic, the only major returning guest star we know of so far is John Lithgow, which is baffling because the Trinity Killer is very dead.

It appears that the new series will feature mainly new side characters.

Julia Jones plays Angela Bishop, Iron Lake's first Native American police chief

News' Kristin Dos Santos and revealed what his pitch for the series finale would have been