The appearance of Chris Jericho in Dexter: Resurrection has been confirmed as the reason for his absence from the April 29 episode of AEW Dynamite, putting an end to speculation surrounding his absence.

Jericho did not appear on Wednesday’s broadcast from Virginia. Ahead of the event, reports noted he would be absent due to a television filming commitment in New York City. At the time, the project was not identified. New photos from the set have now clarified the situation.

Chris Jericho in Dexter Resurrection Filming Revealed

Images taken on April 29, show Jericho filming scenes for Dexter: Resurrection in New York City alongside Michael C. Hall.

The scene appears to unfold in an alley. Hall’s character approaches Jericho from behind, confronts him with a weapon, and then drags him away. While the full context has not been disclosed, the sequence suggests a tense and possibly violent moment involving Jericho’s character.

It has not been confirmed how extensive his role will be. The footage indicates a guest appearance, but there is no official information on whether he will feature in multiple episodes.

Background on Dexter Resurrection

Dexter: Resurrection continues the story from “Dexter” and “Dexter: New Blood”, with Hall returning as Dexter Morgan.

The cast also includes:

• Uma Thurman
• Jack Alcott
• Kadia Saraf

A premiere date for the upcoming season has not yet been announced.

What This Means for AEW

Jericho’s absence from AEW Dynamite appears to be directly tied to this filming schedule. There is no indication of a long-term break, and he remains part of AEW programming.

His appearance in Dexter Resurrection is one of the most high-profile acting roles of his career. It continues his pattern of balancing wrestling with outside projects in television and entertainment.

With filming now confirmed, Jericho is expected to return to AEW television once his commitments on the series are complete.

Chris Jericho in “Dexter: Resurrection” Confirmed After AEW Dynamite Absence

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