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Storyline
Lt. Laguerta begins to suspect that Miguel Prado may be Ellen Wolf's killer. She invites him for dinner and checks his car for forensic evidence but he catches on to what she is doing. Dexter starts working on his plan to kill Miguel and frame the Skinner for the crime. Debra has been avoiding Anton and Dexter tells her about their father, who also had an affair with a confidential informant. She does get a lead on the Skinner's whereabouts, but her partner gets injured in the process of trying to arrest him. Written by
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Trivia
When Lt. Maria Laguerta is looking over Miguel Prado's file (played by
Jimmy Smits) his character's Driver's License is shown in the file. The birth date is correct for Jimmy's actual birth date. July 9th, 1955 (License shows DOB: 07-09-1955)
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Goofs
When Rita brings bagels to Dexter's apartment the morning after the bachelor party, Dexter pours himself a glass of orange juice. As Dexter begins to drink the OJ, he is holding the glass with his right hand. The camera angle changes while he is still taking this first drink and he is using his left hand.
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Quotes
Dexter Morgan:
Adios, amigo.
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Soundtracks
"Wild and Freaky"
Written by Bob Mair, Nick Vincent and Richard Trapp
Performed by St. John
Courtesy of Black Toast Music
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The violent turn that Dexter's relationship with Miguel took was totally unexpected. Everyone was asking right at the beginning or the season what on earth was happening in the show, how is dexter turning into a father, friend and husband so quickly...the same man who killed his own brother in a breathtaking scene in season one, and was willing to sacrifice the life of an innocent police sergeant to bail his own ass out in season two??
This episode surely put the whole show back on track, and in as gruesome and as cold blooded as it can get, the way we we're all used to seeing dexter deal with problems: on a table with his problem wrapped in plastic sheets....not in golf games and family funerals. (doubt i will ever question the writers again!) Great episode, best of the season.