Lila West (Jaime Murray) on Dexter is the second season antagonist, but she's also Dexter's (Michael C. Hall) love interest, and she was a good match.

Dexter, usually so cool and collected, finally lost it, for the first time letting the torment of Sgt. Doakes (Erik King) get to him and roughhousing a bit with Lila before finally succumbing to ...

If Lila (Jaime Murray) and Miguel’s slayings are any indication, that seems likely. Just before killing her in the second season, Dexter told Lila: “You wanted to be close to me, Lila.

Here, Dexter did make a choice in the previous episode when he decided to continue the frame of Doakes, but Lila's actions then absolved him of having to deal with the consequences of his choice.

For a few weeks now Dexter's relationship with Lila has been getting more intense, as she's become more unsettling. This week however brought things to a head as Lila crossed a line with Dexter ...

When a journalist asked if there might someday be a “Dexter” spinoff series, Nevins referred to that deal and replied, “Draw your own conclusions.” ...

On the other hand, Dexter is a badly-damaged individual, warped by an experience far more horrific than I imagine Lila has ever witnessed.

Dexter has been described before, including by myself, as a sort of screwed up superhero story, complete with the tragic backstory that set the hero on his path and gave him his quest to stop ...

Dexter even contemplates turning himself in. However, Dexter’s ex-girlfriend Lila decides for him. Lila finds Doakes locked up in the cabin. Doakes is relieved to see Lila and begs her to ...

Inspired by his counsellor Lila Dexter decided to set Doakes up for all his crimes and kill two birds with one stone.