Dexter: Season 1, Episode 10Seeing Red (3 Dec. 2006) 8.8
When the Ice Truck Killer leaves a horribly bloody crime scene at a hotel, Dexter digs deeper into his past. Director:Michael Cuesta |
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Dexter: Season 1, Episode 10Seeing Red (3 Dec. 2006) 8.8
When the Ice Truck Killer leaves a horribly bloody crime scene at a hotel, Dexter digs deeper into his past. Director:Michael Cuesta |
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Michael C. Hall | ... | ||
| Julie Benz | ... | ||
| Jennifer Carpenter | ... | ||
| Erik King | ... | ||
| Lauren Vélez | ... |
Lt. Maria LaGuerta
(as Lauren Velez)
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| David Zayas | ... | ||
| James Remar | ... |
Harry Morgan
(credit only)
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| Geoff Pierson | ... | ||
| C.S. Lee | ... | ||
| Mark Pellegrino | ... | ||
| Christian Camargo | ... | ||
| Malcolm-Jamal Warner | ... | ||
| Graciella Evelina Martinez | ... |
Monique
(as Tomiko Martinez)
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| Ruth Zalduondo | ... |
Social Worker
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| Christina Robinson | ... | ||
Dexter, sent to investigate a blood soaked crime scene, is gripped by a suppressed memory of childhood trauma. Meanwhile, Rita is charged with assaulting Paul and could lose the children in a custody battle. When Dexter finds out, he decides to take action to remove Paul from his and Rita's lives, but his solution is only temporary. Debra has a falling out with Rudy because he is spending more time bonding with Dexter than with her. Debra is still too naive and neurotic to see Rudy for the person he really is. During an evening out with the rowdy coroner Vince Masuka, Angel spots a local prostitute with a prosthetic hand whose fingernail polish resembles one of the Ice Truck Killer victims. Angel's hunch about a possible connection leads him back to Rudy. Lt. Laguerta's feud with her superior, Captain Matthews, intensifies over their handling of the Ice Truck Killer case. Matthews is more concerned about bad publicity than in uncovering and following all the clues in the case. Written by Anonymous
The "Dexter" series is awful, wonderful, deliciously disturbing. The basic premise is so bizarre as to ensure emotional ambivalence in every viewer.
The unfolding of episodes... eagerly awaited in this corner.... has taken a rather bland direction over episodes 6-9. But episode ten seemed to capture the magic again. I notice that the main writing credit goes to Kevin Maynard.
May Mr. Maynard have many more opportunities to keep a good show good. It seems his efforts raised the bar. I hope those in important places regarding the show production take notice.
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