"Dexter" - Season Two Trivia Quiz

Answer: Narcotics Anonymous meeting

Lila was one of the participants at the Narcotics Anonymous meeting that Dexter attended. Lila eventually became Dexter's program sponsor and self proclaimed soul mate

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
4 minutes into episode 3, "An Inconvenient Lie".
This episode originally aired on October 14, 2007.

"Dexter Cast Trivia":
Before landing the lead role as Dexter Morgan, Michael C. Hall gained recognition and critical acclaim for his role as David Fisher on the award winning HBO series, "Six Feet Under" (2001). Hall was featured in the role for the full run (63 episodes over six seasons) of the series.

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Cody rehearsed his presentation at home, under the watchful eye of his slightly overbearing grandmother, Gail. Gail, who was a former school teacher of 30 years, was glad to offer Cody constructive criticisms and advice on his presentation style.
The presentation started, "Hi, I'm Cody, and I researched Saudi Arabia for my cultural report".

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
20 minutes into episode 7, "That Night, A Forest Grew".
This episode originally aired on November 11, 2007.

"Dexter Cast Trivia":
Child actor Preston Bailey played the role of Rita's son, Cody Bennett, during the second season of "Dexter".
A different child actor, David Goldman, was featured in the role during the first season of "Dexter".

Answer: microwave oven

With Debra Morgan looking on, Detective Batista was seen removing a microwave oven from the trunk of his car, and handing it to a surprised Vince Masuka. The verbal exchange between the two men went as follows:

Masuka: "You got something smaller?"
Batista: "The last time Lila was in my apartment, she microwave some popcorn.
There's definitely going to be some prints on this."
Masuka: "Next time, make her a cup of tea."

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
34 minutes into episode 11, "Left Turn Ahead".
This episode originally aired on December 9, 2007.

"Dexter Cast Trivia":
Jaime Murray, who played Dexter's misguided soul mate Lila, was born on July 21, 1977, in London, England. Murray's character was featured in ten of the twelve episodes during season two of "Dexter".
Jaime Murray was also featured for four seasons as Stacie Monroe in the British television series, "Hustle" (2004).

Answer: on the golf course

Captain Tom Matthews was about to start his round of golf when he was approached by Dexter on the grounds of the Bay Shore Golf Club. During the brief conversation between the two, Dexter demanded and received the shocking news of the true cause of his adopted father's (Harry) death.

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
37 minutes into episode 10, "There's Something About Harry".
This episode originally aired on December 2, 2007.

"Dexter Cast Trivia":
During the second season, three different actors played the title character, Dexter Morgan, at various times. Most familiar was Michael C. Hall, who played the modern day version of Dexter. In the flashback sequences into Dexter's past, Devon Graye played the role of the teenage Dexter, while Dominic James played the younger pre-teen Dexter.

Answer: cucumber and cream cheese

Special Agent Lundy sat down on the dock at the marina, removed his shoes and socks, and dangled his feet in the cool water. Lundy then removed his lunch from his briefcase, asking Debra, "Do you like cucumber sandwiches?". Lundy then confided to Debra, "It's all about the cream cheese".

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
23 minutes into episode 5, "The Dark Defender".
This episode was originally aired on October 28, 2007.

"Dexter Cast Trivia":
FBI Special Agent Frank Lundy was played by Keith Carradine. Carradine was born on August 8, 1949, in San Mateo, California.
In addition to his career as an actor, Carradine is an accomplished musician and stage performer. Carradine's recording of "I'm Easy" reached the number 17 position on the U.S. Music Charts in August of 1976. That same recording also earned Carradine an Academy Award Oscar for "Best Music, Original Song" in the movie "Nashville" (1976), and a Golden Globe Award for "Best Original Song - Motion Picture" in 1976.
On the stage, Carradine was nominated for Broadway's 1991 Tony Award, for his portrayal of American Humorist Will Rogers in "The Will Rogers Follies".

Answer: False

Sgt. Doakes approached Special Agent Lundy in the kitchen break room area of the police station, to request to be included on the task force. Lundy acknowledged Doakes' contributions to the Miami Metro Police Department's Homicide Unit, but informed him that he (Lundy) did not think Doakes would be a good fit for his task force. Lundy went on to explained that he saw Doakes as more of a leader, and not a team player, commenting, "I'm not convinced you play well with others."

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
28 minutes into episode 2, "Waiting To Exhale".
This episode originally aired on October 7, 2007.

"Dexter Cast Trivia":
Erik King, who played the role of Sergeant James Doakes, has compiled an extensive list of credits, both in television series and in movies. King appeared in the hit motion picture, "National Treasure" (2004), opposite Nicolas Cage, in the role of Agent Colfax.
Television viewers may remember King for his role as Moses Deyell in the HBO television series, "Oz" (1997).
King is the son of a police officer.

Answer: parking lot of the boat marina

While Dexter was ushering Rita, Astor, and Cody aboard his boat for a pleasure cruise and picnic, Lila, who was watching the scene from the marina parking lot, entered Dexter's car, and removed his portable GPS device from the glove compartment. When she activated the device, a voice announced, "Welcome to the GPS 3000 Teletracker...Previous destinations".

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
37 minutes into episode 11, "Left Turn Ahead".
This episode originally aired on December 9, 2007.

"Dexter Cast Trivia":
Julie Benz, who played Dexter's girlfriend, Rita Bennett, at one time performed as an ice skater, and competed in the 1988 U.S. Championships in Junior Dancing. Julie and her partner placed 13th in the competition. Julie Benz was born on May 1, 1972, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Answer: Dexter

As both men were struggling for the control of Doakes' gun, it discharged, with the bullet striking Dexter in the leg. Both men fell into the water, where Dexter was able to overpower Doakes. Dexter's leg wound was painful, but was only superficial.

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
47 minutes into episode 9, "Resistance Is Futile".
This episode originally aired on November 25, 2007.

"Dexter Cast Trivia":
David Zayas, who played the role of Detective Angel Batista, was born in Puerto Rico, and raised in the Bronx section of New York City. Before his acting career, Zayas worked as a beat cop for the New York City Police Department. Zayas beat included the world famous "Times Square" section of New York.

Answer: Debra lifting her glass and making a toast to "taking out the trash"

Dexter imagined several ways that Debra might react to his confession of being the "Bay Harbor Butcher".
In the first vision, Debra was seen choking on her food. In the next scenario, Debra pulled her gun and ordered Dexter to the floor. In the next image, Debra sobbed uncontrollably, crying, "no, no, no!". One scenario had Debra pull her gun, and shooting Dexter in the middle of his forehead, squarely between the eyes.

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
45 minutes into episode 11, "Left Turn Ahead".
This episode originally aired on December 9, 2007.

"Dexter Cast Trivia":
Jennifer Carpenter, who played Dexter's adopted sister, Debra, was born on December 7, 1979, in Louisville, Kentucky. Jennifer attended the prestigious Juilliard School (for the performing arts) at Lincoln Center, in New York City.

Answer: SS Fubar

"FUBAR" is a military acronym, often associated with the U.S. Army, in describing a situation or military operation that has gone completely wrong. A family-friendly definition of the acronym would be, "Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition".

*** When was the correct answer to this question revealed during season two?
27 minutes into episode 4, "See-Through".
This episode originally aired on October 21, 2007.

* All times listed into episodes (to reveal the correct answers) were based on the commercial-free, uncut version of "Dexter", as it was broadcast on the Showtime Network.

"Dexter Cast Trivia" came from:
* www.imdb. com (under the series name, "Dexter").
* en.wikipedia.org (under the individual cast member's information entry).
* My personal repeated viewings of season two episodes of "Dexter".