Rita threatens to leave Dexter if he does not commit to a program to deal with his drug addiction. He starts attending Narcotics Anonymous meetings, while still trying to evade Doakes' constant surveillance. At the meeting, Dexter meets a mysterious and flirtatious woman named Lila (Jaime Murray), who volunteers to be his sponsor. Doakes tracks Dexter at the meeting, but to Dexter's relief, Doakes displays understanding of the "addiction" and lets Dexter go. Later, he hunts down a new victim, Roger Hicks (Don McManus), a used-car salesman who murders beautiful brunettes. Lundy invites Debra to join the new task force investigating the Bay Harbor Butcher, and soon discovers a pattern to the murders.
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The episode was positively received. IGN's Eric Goldman gave the episode a rating of 8.5 out of 10, and commented that "Overall though, this is a very good and pretty notable episode of Dexter".[1]The A.V. Club critic Scott Tobias gave the episode an A− grade and stated that it "the best episode of the season so far, he continues to make remarkable progress in understanding and acknowledging that maybe he really does care about the people close to him. [...] Having our hero stuck in a confusing no man’s land between having a genuine conscience and following the urgings of his inner “dark passenger” has made him a much richer character than he might have been had he merely backslid into a cold, thoughtless killer again. I was worried the show would go soft as Dexter became more human, but that kind of progress is a littered with obstacles, and this season is turning into a very bumpy ride indeed."[2]
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^ abGoldman, Eric (12 October 2007). "Dexter: "An Inconvenient Lie" Advance Review". IGN. Retrieved 2014-02-23.
^Tobias, Scott (14 October 2007). "Dexter: "An Inconvenient Lie"". The A.V. Club. Retrieved 2014-02-23.
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inconvenient, third, episode, second, season, fifteenth, overall, episode, american, television, drama, series, dexter, which, first, aired, october, 2007, showtime, united, states, episode, written, melissa, rosenberg, directed, tony, goldwyn, dexter, episode. An Inconvenient Lie is the third episode of the second season and fifteenth overall episode of the American television drama series Dexter which first aired on October 14 2007 on Showtime in the United States 1 The episode was written by Melissa Rosenberg and was directed by Tony Goldwyn An Inconvenient Lie Dexter episodeEpisode no Season 2Episode 3Directed byTony GoldwynWritten byMelissa RosenbergProduction code203Original air dateOctober 14 2007 2007 10 14 Guest appearancesKeith Carradine as Special Agent Frank Lundy Jaime Murray as Lila Tournay Judith Scott as Lt Esme Pascal Geoff Pierson as Captain Thomas Matthews Don McManus as Roger Hicks Preston Bailey as Cody Bennett Christina Robinson as Astor Bennett Kristen Kerr as Allison Brooks Almy as Caroline Francisco Viana as Detective Simms Tamir Yardenne as Gordon Martha Hackett as Grieving Widow Bjorn Johnson as Leader Garrett Brawith as Wild Eyed Man Danielle Barbosa as Mother Jay Jackson as Reporter Jeremy Sanders Nichols as Anxious ManEpisode chronology Previous Waiting to Exhale Next See Through Dexter season 2 List of episodes Contents 1 Plot 2 Production 3 Reception 4 References 5 External linksPlot editThis article needs an improved plot summary Please help improve the plot summary February 2014 Learn how and when to remove this template message Rita threatens to leave Dexter if he does not commit to a program to deal with his drug addiction He starts attending Narcotics Anonymous meetings while still trying to evade Doakes constant surveillance At the meeting Dexter meets a mysterious and flirtatious woman named Lila Jaime Murray who volunteers to be his sponsor Doakes tracks Dexter at the meeting but to Dexter s relief Doakes displays understanding of the addiction and lets Dexter go Later he hunts down a new victim Roger Hicks Don McManus a used car salesman who murders beautiful brunettes Lundy invites Debra to join the new task force investigating the Bay Harbor Butcher and soon discovers a pattern to the murders Production editFilming locations for the episode included Miami Florida as well as Marina del Rey California citation needed Reception editThis section needs expansion You can help by adding to it February 2014 The episode was positively received IGN s Eric Goldman gave the episode a rating of 8 5 out of 10 and commented that Overall though this is a very good and pretty notable episode of Dexter 1 The A V Club critic Scott Tobias gave the episode an A grade and stated that it the best episode of the season so far he continues to make remarkable progress in understanding and acknowledging that maybe he really does care about the people close to him Having our hero stuck in a confusing no man s land between having a genuine conscience and following the urgings of his inner dark passenger has made him a much richer character than he might have been had he merely backslid into a cold thoughtless killer again I was worried the show would go soft as Dexter became more human but that kind of progress is a littered with obstacles and this season is turning into a very bumpy ride indeed 2 References edit a b Goldman Eric 12 October 2007 Dexter An Inconvenient Lie Advance Review IGN Retrieved 2014 02 23 Tobias Scott 14 October 2007 Dexter An Inconvenient Lie The A V Club Retrieved 2014 02 23 External links edit nbsp Wikiquote has quotations related to Dexter TV series An Inconvenient Lie at IMDb An Inconvenient Lie at Showtime s website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title An Inconvenient Lie amp oldid 1186075994, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
