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EPISODE 10: "There's Something About Harry"

Episode 10: "There's Something about Harry" - Dexter Wiki

Episode summary:The ever-persistent Doakes tracks down Dexter to the scene of his latest killing, where he devastates Dexter with a surprising revelation about Harry; Lundy's task force zeroes in on the Bay Harbor Butcher.

Original air date: 12-2-2007

Written by:Scott Reynolds

Directed by:Steve Schill
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Add image of victimVictim Name: Juan Rinez

Age/Occupation:Pimp

Where/how Dexter stalks victim: Unknown

Why victim deserves it: He's killing his girls and dumping them.

Dexter's kill methods and rituals: Unknown

Victim's last words: Unknown

Location of killing: Harry's garage

Close calls/slip-ups: Harry walks in - Dexter expects him to be pleased but he gets sick.

Add image of victimVictim Name: Christopher Harlow

Age/Occupation:Drug Dealer

Where/how Dexter stalks victim: Text messages from Jimenez's cell phone

Why victim deserves it: He's a drug trafficker and murder on the run from the FBI connected to Jimenez

Dexter's kill methods and rituals: Plastic sheeting. Small Hand saw.

Victim's last words: None - he's unconscious.

Location of killing: Jimenez's Cabin in the Everglades.

Close calls/slip-ups: Doakes is present. The idea is apparently to leave Doakes with his latest kill, but he's still alive at the end of the episode.


FLASHBACKS

  • Deb's birthday years ago, when Captain Matthews pays a visit to tell Harry some bad news about a case he was working on. Harry breaks a beer bottle against the wall.
  • Harry-"I did the right thing in training you - this just proves it."
 CLUES TO DEXTER'S PAST

  • Dexter kills the pimp Harry couldn't convict. Harry walks in on him and gets sick
  • Dexter confronts Capt. Matthews about his father's death and finds out Harry's death was a suicide.

DEXTER'S RELATIONSHIPS
Developments with Rita:
  • Rita comes to Dexter's apartment, has to get through the FBI, brings him cold coffee and they make a date to "hang" on the beach with the kids Saturday morning.

  • Spends the day on the beach with Rita, the kids, Angel & his daughter. Dexter can't run and play with the kids because of the GSW on his leg - tells Rita he just found out his father killed himself.


 Interactions with others:
  • Dexter begins to kill Doakes, drugs him, but he mentions Harry so Dex lets him live for now.
  • Doakes "You're not going to do what I think you are?!" Dexter to Doakes " There's no point in hiding it now, Sgt. Your fate is going to rest in the hands of the criminal justice system you've put your faith in. I wish you the best of luck with that."


EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
Best Moments:

  • Dexter and Doakes debating whose killings are more justified. Dexter says his code is a much higher standard than Doakes could ever imagine.

  • Lundy to Deb "Do you want to know what I thought would happen when the case was over? I thought the novelty of my AARP discount would wear off and you'd get tired of me."




 Best Lines:


    • Deb, about Doakes- "It hard to believe how easy it is to hide who you really are." Dex - "Not that easy."

    • Harry, you never prepared me for this. What do I do? What would you do?
    • It was me. The idea of a code was one thing - a Grand Code, a noble gesture. But Harry walked in on what he had created.
    • Don't worry Sgtt. I won't make you watch - I'm not uncivilized.
    • I live by my father's law.
    • "I killed my father."