James Doakes/Appearances

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James Doakes Appearances

James Doake
Character
Full Name	James Doakes
Aliases	Freddie Caldwell Joby Harris James Duke William Glass
Nicknames	Doakes Doaksey (by Detective McNamara) Mr. Grumpy Head (by Debra Morgan) Wild Dog by (by Carlos Guerrero) Human Bloodhound (by Dexter Morgan) Badass (by Vince Masuka) Suicidal Maniac (by Vince Masuka)
Status	Deceased
Manner of Death	Homicide
Circumstances	Lila West turned on the propane valve and the stove, then locked Doakes inside the cabin, causing a fiery explosion
Characteristics
Age	45 (at death)
Birthday	10 March 1962
Gender	Male
Eyes	Brown
Hair	Bald
Personal Status
Marital Status	Divorced
Spouse	Unnamed ex-wife
Immediate Relatives	Mrs. Doakes (mother) Mr. Doakes (father, deceased) Roni Doakes (sister) Jess Doakes (sister)
Address	5521 Crestline Ave. Miami, FL 33123
Professional Status
Profession	Former Detective Sergeant
Affiliation	Miami Metro Homicide
Series Info
Season(s)	Season One Season Two Season Seven.
First Appearance	Dexter
Last Appearance	Surprise, Motherfucker!
Appears in	25 Episodes
Portrayed By	Erik King
Killer Profile
"No Known Moniker" Inactive
Number of Victims	5 (directly) 3 (indirectly) More killed in Black Ops missions
Modus Operandi
Tools/Weapons	Handgun
Killing Method	Gunshots to the chest
Method of Disposal	None
Cause
Doakes served with the US Army Rangers and saw horrifying cruelty. He killed numerous people on black ops missions who were responsible for the atrocities. During his years as a cop, he killed specific targets on occasion when alone, rather than arresting them.

James Doakes is a main character in DEXTER.

Doakes appears in:

• 28 episodes (additionally mentioned in 11 episodes);
• 1 webisode;
• 2 video games;
• at least 1 commercial.

TV Series

Season One

• "Dexter"
• "Crocodile"
• "Popping Cherry"
• "Let's Give the Boy a Hand"
• "Love American Style"
• "Return to Sender"
• "Circle of Friends"
• "Shrink Wrap"
• "Father Knows Best"
• "Seeing Red"
• "Truth Be Told"
• "Born Free"

Season Two

• "It's Alive!"
• "Waiting to Exhale"
• "An Inconvenient Lie"
• "See-Through"
• "The Dark Defender"
• "Dex, Lies, and Videotape"
• "That Night, a Forest Grew"
• "Morning Comes"
• "Resistance is Futile"
• "There's Something About Harry"
• "Left Turn Ahead"
• "The British Invasion" (killed)

Season Three

• "Our Father" (mentioned)
• "All in the Family" (mentioned)

Season Four

• "Living the Dream" (indirectly mentioned)
• "Dex Takes a Holiday (indirectly mentioned in newspaper article)

Season Six

• "Ricochet Rabbit" (mentioned as Bay Harbor Butcher)

Season Seven

• "Are You...? (mentioned)
• "Sunshine and Frosty Swirl (photograph; Bay Harbor Butcher evidence)
• "Swim Deep" (mentioned)
• "Do the Wrong Thing (Sal Price's files; as Bay Harbor Butcher)
• "Helter Skelter" (mentioned)
• "The Dark... Whatever" (mentioned)
• "Do You See What I See?" (mentioned)
• "Surprise, Motherfucker!" (flashbacks)

Season Eight

• "A Beautiful Day" (mentioned)

Dexter: New Blood

• "Cold Snap" (mentioned)
• "Runaway" (mentioned as Bay Harbor Butcher)
• "The Family Business" (photograph; mentioned in podcast)
• "Sins of the Father" (flashback to "Born Free")

Dexter: Resurrection

• "A Beating Heart..." (hallucination; flashbacks)
• "Call Me Red" (mentioned as Bay Harbor Butcher)
• "Cats and Mouse" (photograph)

Web Series

Dexter Early Cuts

• "All in the Family: Chapter 2"

Video Games

• Dexter: The Game
• Dexter: Resurrection Vault 3D Experience (Blood Slide Box in Leon Prater's Trophy Collection; bio with photograph)

Other

Commercials

• Masterpiece (portrait in internalized thoughts)

Short Films

• The Dexter Hit List (mentioned; photograph on interactive elements)
• Surprise, Motherf**ker! (LEGO animation of a scene from "Born Free")

Board Games

• Dexter: The Board Game
• Dexter Playing Cards
• Dexter Clue

Merchandise

• Dexter Trading Cards
• Dexter Bobble Heads