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EPISODE 6: "Dex, Lies & Videotape"

Dexter Episode 6 - "Dex, Lies & Videotape"

Episode summary:Dexter sees an advantage when the police determine that there is a copycat killer on the loose. The bad news is that unless they can locate and stop him, the FBI will take over the Bay Harbor Butcher case completely. He also learns that he was videotaped cleaning his boat at the marina. Since learning that his mother was actually a police informant working for his stepfather, Dexter has been questioning his foster father's motivation in taking him in. Rita's scheming mother suggests that Dexter's NA sponsor, Lila come to dinner. It all goes well but when Rita later learns that Lila accompanied Dexter on his recent road trip, she announces she never wants to see him again. Dexter and Lila find a new way to relieve Dexter's compulsive urges.

Original air date: 11-4-2007

Written By: Lauren Gussis

Directed By:
Nick Gomez



Dexter's Open Case Files
Add image of victimDescription of crime:Assault and attempted murder of victim in train car.

Victim(s):John Henry

Assigned officer(s):Agent Lundy


Crime scene:Train Car

Suspect(s):Ken Olson

Clue(s):Ken Olson's mother was hurt badly in a home invasion by John Henry. Motive: revenge.

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Add image of victimVictim Name:Ken Olson

Age/
Occupation:unemployed

Where/how Dexter stalks victim:Hides in a closet in his house and ambushes him.

Why victim deserves it
: He pretended to be the "Bay Harbor Butcher"

Dexter's kill methods and rituals: He apparently cleavered him in the neck, but other than that, there were no rituals, not even a drop of blood to add to his slide collection (Dexter said he HAD to kill him, but did not feel the NEED to).

Victim's last words: "You're not gonna kill me right? I'm like you"

Location of killing: Old railroad box car.

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FLASHBACKS




CLUES TO DEXTER'S PAST

  • Dexter's mother whispers something inaudible into Harry's ear during an audio recording he was listening to of them. Is it even important?



DEXTER'S RELATIONSHIPS
Developments with Rita:

  • Rita breaks up with Dexter




Interactions with others:

  • Dexter sleeps with Lila

  • Doakes finds out that Dexter isn't a drug addict

  • Dexter threatens to file a formal complaint on Sgt. Doakes for his harassment.

SIGNIFICANCE OF EPISODE TITLE

This episode title refers to Dexter's quest in this episode to erase the videotape evidence of him suspiciously checking his boat of all blood evidence that the police department unwittingly had. The title is a play on the title of the cult movie from the 90s, Sex, lies, and Videotape.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
Best Moments:

  • Deb hugs Lundy and surprises not just him but herself too.
Episode 6: "Dex, Lies & Videotape" - Dexter Wiki


  • Lundy doesn't seem to be so fond of smokers.
Episode 6: "Dex, Lies & Videotape" - Dexter Wiki




  • Best Lines:

    • Great the voices are back.


    • Whilst eating animal crackers, Lundy asks "Is this a lion or a hippo?" Masuka answers "Looks like a lion" and after he takes a bite Lundy is convinced... "Tastes like a hippo."

    Episode 6: "Dex, Lies & Videotape" - Dexter Wiki






    EPISODE TRIVIA

    • Dexter pulls a wall mounted fire alarm pull station as a diversion and then calmly pushes the actuator back in to cover it up. This is not possible with modern pull stations because once the lever is pulled out, the actuator on the station must be reset with a key to allow the fireman to determine which precise alarm was pulled. This also happens with the smoke detectors but in that case a LED remains on to signify which alarm triggered the fire panel.