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| + | |title1 = Sex, Lies, and Videotape |
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| + | |←_previous = [[Episode 205: The Dark Defender|The Dark Defender]] |
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| + | |next_→ = [[Episode 207: That Night, a Forest Grew|That Night, A Forest Grew]] |
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| + | |number = Season [[Season Two|Two]] Episode 6 |
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| + | |image1 = Dex, Lies, and Videotape.PNG |
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| + | |airdate: = 4 November 2007 |
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| + | |starring: = [[Michael C. Hall]]: [[Dexter Morgan]]<br> |
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| + | [[Julie Benz]]: [[Rita Morgan|Rita Bennett]]<br> |
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| + | [[Jennifer Carpenter]]: [[Debra Morgan]]<br> |
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| + | [[Erik King]]: [[James Doakes]]<br> |
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| + | [[C.S. Lee]]: [[Vince Masuka]]<br> |
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| + | [[Lauren Velez]]: [[Maria LaGuerta]]<br> |
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| + | [[David Zayas]]: [[Angel Batista]]<br> |
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| + | [[James Remar]]: [[Harry Morgan]] |
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| + | |guest_starring:= [[JoBeth Williams]]: [[Gail Brandon]]<br> |
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| + | [[Silas Weir Mitchell]]: [[Ken Olson]]<br> |
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| − | [[Dexter Morgan]] is none too pleased to discover a copycat killer ([[Ken Olson]]) has started his own attempt at vigilante serial murder in [[Miami]] He is even less pleased to learn the new killer claims to be inspired by the [[Bay Harbor Butcher]] As Dexter sets out to stop the imposter, he finds himself drawn into the arms of [[Lila West]]. When [[Rita Morgan]] Discovers the truth, it could be the end of their relationship. |
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| + | [[Salvator Xuereb]]: [[John Henry]]<br> |
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| + | [[Jaime Murray]]: [[Lila West|Lila Tourney]]<br> |
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| + | [[Keith Carradine]]: [[Frank Lundy]] |
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| + | |co-starring: = [[Christina Robinson]]: [[Astor Bennett]]<br> |
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| + | [[Preston Bailey]]: [[Cody Bennett]]<br> |
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| + | [[Katherine Kirkpatrick]]: [[Laura Moser]]<br> |
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| + | [[Dave Baez]]: [[Gabriel Bosque]]<br> |
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| + | [[Elisa Perry]]: [[Computer Tech (marina footage)|Computer Tech]]<br> |
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| + | [[Mary Alyce Kania]]: [[Karen]]<br> |
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| + | [[John Ciccolini]]: [[Phillip Novik]]<br><br> |
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| + | Uncredited:<br> |
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| + | [[Pablo Soriano]]: [[Robert Ramos|Det. Robert Ramos]]<br> |
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| + | [[Bruce Holman]]: [[Michael Soderquist|Det. Michael Soderquist]]<br> |
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| + | [[Wendy Wells-Gunkel]]: [[Nosy Neighbor]]<br> |
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| + | [[Luis Valentin]]: [[Restaurant Patron]]/[[Police Detective]]/[[Beach Goer]] |
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| + | |written: = [[Lauren Gussis]] |
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| + | |story_by: = |
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| + | |staff_writer: = [[Scott Reynolds]] |
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| + | |exec_editor: = [[Tim Schlattmann]] |
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| + | |story_editor: = [[Lauren Gussis]] |
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| + | |editor: = [[Louis Cioffi]] |
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| + | |designer: = [[Tony Cowley]] |
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| + | |dir_of_photog: = [[Romeo Tirone]] |
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| + | |directed: = [[Nick Gomez]] |
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| + | |producer: = [[Robert Lloyd Lewis]] |
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| + | |co-executive p:= [[Scott Buck]]<br> [[Melissa Rosenberg]] |
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| + | |executive pro: = [[Daniel Cerone]]<br> |
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| + | [[Clyde Phillips]]<br> |
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| + | [[Sara Colleton]]<br> |
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| + | [[John Goldwyn]] |
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| + | |co-producer: = [[Gary Law]] |
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| + | |associate pro: = [[Chad Tomasoski]] |
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| + | }}'''Dex, Lies, and Videotape''' is the sixth episode of [[Season Two]] of [[Showtime]]'s series '''''[[Dexter (show)|DEXTER]]'''''. |
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| + | A [[Ken Olson|copycat killer]] is inspired by [[Dexter Morgan|The Bay Harbor Butcher]]. Dexter ends up in Lila's bed, which may lead to the end of his relationship with Rita. |
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| + | == Summary == |
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| + | After Dexter learns (from recordings) about his [[Laura Moser|birth mother]]'s secret relationship with his [[Harry Morgan|adoptive father]], he questions Harry's motives about his own adoption. |
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| + | [[James Doakes]] questions [[Debra Morgan|Debra]] about Dexter being a junkie and she laughs at him, saying that Dexter never even smoked a cigarette. |
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| + | A [[Ken Olson|copycat killer]] claims to be inspired by The Bay Harbor Butcher. The police investigate when a [[John Henry|man]] says that he was attacked by the Butcher. Dexter begins to think that [[Frank Lundy]] suspects him of being involved. Lundy tells [[Debra Morgan|Debra]] that the FBI will take over the case if another kill is committed by a copycat killer. Before this is possible, Dexter finds and kills the copycat killer. He then purposefully leaves his dismembered body for the police to discover. This is seen as a way for the Butcher to discourage other copycat killers. |
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| + | Dexter learns that he was filmed while cleaning his [[Slice of Life|boat]] at the marina. By pulling the fire alarm at work, Dexter manages to delete the video file the next day before it is viewed by his coworkers. |
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| + | At [[Gail Brandon|Rita's mother]] suggestion, Dexter brings [[Lila West|Lila]] to have dinner with her and Rita. Dexter is uncomfortable when Lila keeps talking about him, even mentioning the death of his mother. While in the kitchen, Rita tells Dexter that she sort of likes Lila. |
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| + | Later that night, Rita goes to Dexter's apartment, so that they can be alone and have sex. However, Rita becomes furious when, due to a voice message, she finds out that Lila accompanied Dexter on his road trip to Naples, Rita accuses Dexter of being a liar and a cheat, and breaks up with him. Rita's mother is secretly happy that Dexter appears to be out of her daughter's life. On the other hand, Debra advises Dexter to try and repair their relationship. |
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| + | Meanwhile, Debra's [[Gabriel Bosque|boyfriend]] thinks that she is growing too close to Lundy. |
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| + | After Dexter catches James Doakes in his office listening to the recordings of Harry and his mother, he tries to file a complaint against Doakes. However, [[Maria LaGuerta]] sends Dexter home for a couple of hours to cool off. Instead, Dexter goes to Lila's loft to express his anger at her for causing his breakup with Rita. He ends up pushing Lila on to the bed and having sex with her. |
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| + | As he leaves Lila's place, Dexter receives a phone call from Rita who wants to give him a chance to explain what happened on the road trip with Lila. Dexter goes to [[Rita Bennett's House|Rita's house]] where he tells her that he and Lila did not have sex "that night," implying that they did at another time. Rita is thoroughly hurt and, with tears in her eyes, she orders Dexter to "Leave!" He does, and returns to Lila's place. |
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Revision as of 17:43, 30 September 2019
Dex, Lies, and Videotape is the sixth episode of Season Two of Showtime's series DEXTER.
A copycat killer is inspired by The Bay Harbor Butcher. Dexter ends up in Lila's bed, which may lead to the end of his relationship with Rita.
Summary
After Dexter learns (from recordings) about his birth mother's secret relationship with his adoptive father, he questions Harry's motives about his own adoption.
James Doakes questions Debra about Dexter being a junkie and she laughs at him, saying that Dexter never even smoked a cigarette.
A copycat killer claims to be inspired by The Bay Harbor Butcher. The police investigate when a man says that he was attacked by the Butcher. Dexter begins to think that Frank Lundy suspects him of being involved. Lundy tells Debra that the FBI will take over the case if another kill is committed by a copycat killer. Before this is possible, Dexter finds and kills the copycat killer. He then purposefully leaves his dismembered body for the police to discover. This is seen as a way for the Butcher to discourage other copycat killers.
Dexter learns that he was filmed while cleaning his boat at the marina. By pulling the fire alarm at work, Dexter manages to delete the video file the next day before it is viewed by his coworkers.
At Rita's mother suggestion, Dexter brings Lila to have dinner with her and Rita. Dexter is uncomfortable when Lila keeps talking about him, even mentioning the death of his mother. While in the kitchen, Rita tells Dexter that she sort of likes Lila.
Later that night, Rita goes to Dexter's apartment, so that they can be alone and have sex. However, Rita becomes furious when, due to a voice message, she finds out that Lila accompanied Dexter on his road trip to Naples, Rita accuses Dexter of being a liar and a cheat, and breaks up with him. Rita's mother is secretly happy that Dexter appears to be out of her daughter's life. On the other hand, Debra advises Dexter to try and repair their relationship.
Meanwhile, Debra's boyfriend thinks that she is growing too close to Lundy.
After Dexter catches James Doakes in his office listening to the recordings of Harry and his mother, he tries to file a complaint against Doakes. However, Maria LaGuerta sends Dexter home for a couple of hours to cool off. Instead, Dexter goes to Lila's loft to express his anger at her for causing his breakup with Rita. He ends up pushing Lila on to the bed and having sex with her.
As he leaves Lila's place, Dexter receives a phone call from Rita who wants to give him a chance to explain what happened on the road trip with Lila. Dexter goes to Rita's house where he tells her that he and Lila did not have sex "that night," implying that they did at another time. Rita is thoroughly hurt and, with tears in her eyes, she orders Dexter to "Leave!" He does, and returns to Lila's place.
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