weird you mention that. I was trying to remember that last night. I don't remember how that story line ended. I remember him talking to the kid while he was in custody, but I don't remember what he said.
The last thing I remember was him telling the lawyer to go talk to the kid because he was about to crack.
The wikipedia episode summaries aren't very extensive, and I don't even remember which episode it was to go find another summary.
because if hes still alive, he'd be another person who "understands" dexter, so i would see season 2 heading in that direction somewhat
and i think its episode 8. i have 1-7 downloaded but its not them. i'm getting 8 now
I knew they had to be somehow related; there's no other way anybody could know that much about Dexter's childhood unless he was there to experience it with him. Also explains how he knew who and where their biological father was.
And I assumed that kid Jeramy killed himself in prison. Nothing was ever mentioned about him again after that episode. If he were still alive Dexter would continue to try and help him. And Dexter said Jeramy took his advice because he "killed someone who deserved to die" which I thought implied himself because he took innocent lives (and had sex with men).
i didn't notice this the first time, my friend pointed it out. thought it was funny
his fake doctor name on the list for the animal tranquilizer
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i just noticed on wikipedia that the same guy who directed the first few episodes directed episode 10. would explain why i liked it more and thought it was creepier then the other ones
You didn't notice that? For shame.
His fake name to the pyschologist was also Brett Ellis (the author of American Psycho)