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3 newly added Paramount+ shows you need to binge-watch this weekend (Oct. 30-Nov. 1)

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3 newly added Paramount+ shows you need to binge-watch this weekend (Oct. 30-Nov. 1)

October 2026 is quickly coming to an end (how did that happen?!), which means you have one last weekend to catch up on some of the month's great Paramount+ titles before a fresh wave of TV shows and movies comes surging onto the streaming service.

With Halloween set for this Saturday, there are some fittingly scary and supernatural shows ready to be added to your weekend watchlist, from a new season of the serial-killer drama "Dexter: Resurrection" to a festive All Hallows Eve-themed special from CBS sitcom "Ghosts." And if you want something entirely out of the spooky realm, there's also the high-stakes season finale of "The Challenge: Cutthroat," with competitors having to navigate the intense heat and humidity of the Thai jungle for half a million bucks.

That should keep you busy enough until November rolls around on Sunday, no? Here are three newly added Paramount+ shows you need to binge-watch this weekend.

What it’s about: Michael C. Hall is back as TV's most famous serial killer, Dexter Morgan, who this time around is not only navigating murder — he's hunting a new wave of killers in New York City, including a long-evasive criminal with decades of victims — but also a midlife crisis. All the while, his son Harrison (Jack Alcott) is now 21 years old (after that three-year time jump) and working as a rookie in the NYPD's homicide division alongside Detective Claudette Wallace (Kadia Saraf). That post will draw the Morgan men into "their darkest chapter yet," promises Paramount.


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