The Worst Episodes of DAHMER - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story

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1. #1 Worst Episode
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   6.9/10(39 votes)

   #1 - The Bogeyman

   S1:E99/21/2022

   Glenda, the victims and their families do their best to move forward despite haunting memories, while Jeff attracts fanfare from behind bars.

   Director:Jennifer Lynch

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Reilly Smith, David McMillan

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   Director:Jennifer Lynch

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Reilly Smith, David McMillan
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   7.2/10(52 votes)

   #2 - Blood on Their Hands

   S1:E59/21/2022

   Jeff's list of victims grows longer without a full police investigation. An encounter with a teen lands him in jail. Later, he gets his own apartment.

   Director:Jennifer Lynch

   Writer:Ian Brennan

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   Director:Jennifer Lynch

   Writer:Ian Brennan
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   7.3/10(37 votes)

   #3 - Cassandra

   S1:E79/21/2022

   A prominent activist meets with Glenda, who recounts her harrowing experiences living next door to Jeff and how her concerns went largely ignored.

   Director:Jennifer Lynch

   Writers:Ian Brennan, David McMillan, Janet Mock

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   Director:Jennifer Lynch

   Writers:Ian Brennan, David McMillan, Janet Mock
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   7.3/10(36 votes)

   #4 - God of Forgiveness, God of Vengeance

   S1:E109/21/2022

   In prison, Jeff's newfound fame makes him a target. His parents seek closure and Glenda pushes for a memorial on familiar grounds to honor the victims.

   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Reilly Smith, David McMillan, Todd Kubrak

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   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Reilly Smith, David McMillan, Todd Kubrak
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   7.6/10(54 votes)

   #5 - The Good Boy Box

   S1:E49/21/2022

   From high school to the Army, Jeff struggles to find stability. While living in his grandmother's house, Jeff begins targeting young men at gay bars.

   Director:Jennifer Lynch

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy

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   Director:Jennifer Lynch

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy
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   7.6/10(37 votes)

   #6 - Lionel

   S1:E89/21/2022

   As Jeff awaits trial, his father deals with his own demons, the Milwaukee police try to save face and the victims' families share their stories.

   Director:Gregg Araki

   Writers:Ian Brennan, David McMillan

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   Director:Gregg Araki

   Writers:Ian Brennan, David McMillan
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   7.7/10(64 votes)

   #7 - Doin' a Dahmer

   S1:E39/21/2022

   Left to live alone after his parents' turbulent divorce, high school senior Jeff breaks routine when he invites a hitchhiker into his home.

   Director:Clement Virgo

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy

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   Director:Clement Virgo

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy
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   7.8/10(39 votes)

   #8 - Silenced

   S1:E69/21/2022

   Aspiring model Tony moves to Madison and meets Jeff at a bar, beginning a relationship through handwritten notes that takes a dark turn.

   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writers:David McMillan, Janet Mock

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   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writers:David McMillan, Janet Mock
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   7.9/10(334 votes)

   #9 - Episode One

   S1:E19/21/2022

   After throwing his neighbor off the stench coming from his apartment, Jeff heads to a local bar, where a stranger takes him up on a tempting offer.

   Director:Carl Franklin

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy

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   Director:Carl Franklin

   Writers:Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy
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    7.9/10(105 votes)

    #10 - Please Don't Go

    S1:E29/21/2022

    A young Jeff contends with troubles at home and school. Years later, his strange behavior evolves into murderous deeds that slip past the police.

    Director:Clement Virgo

    Writers:Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy

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    Director:Clement Virgo

    Writers:Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy