The Best Episodes Written By James Manos
Every TV Episode Written by James Manos Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters
James Manos, Jr. Ratings Summary
The best episode written by James Manos, Jr. is "Hello, Dexter Morgan", rated 8.927/10 from 41 user votes. It was "directed by Michael Cuesta". "Hello, Dexter Morgan" aired on 12/6/2009 and is rated 0.9 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Dexter".
8.9/10 41 votes#1 - Hello, Dexter Morgan
Season 4 Episode 11 - Aired 12/6/2009
Miami Metro is just one step away from discovering the identity of the Trinity Killer. And Dexter can't let that happen. Dexter must take drastic action to buy himself time to deal with Trinity in his own fashion. Arthur, who still can't understand why Dexter didn't simply turn him in, begins his own bloody investigation into Kyle Butler.
Director: Michael Cuesta
Writer: James Manos, Jr.
8.0/10 107 votes#2 - Dexter
Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 10/1/2006
Dexter Morgan, a Miami Metro Police Department blood spatter analyst, is living a double life. After his day job with the police department, Dexter moonlights as a serial killer, hunting and killing criminals who slip through the justice system. Dexter's sister, Debra, a vice squad officer, pulls Dexter into her world when another serial killer is killing prostitutes and leaving their bloodless bodies dismembered in various locations around Miami. Meanwhile, Dexter hunts a man who made snuff videos and killed a mother of two.
Director: Michael Cuesta
Writer: James Manos, Jr.
7.9/10 48 votes#3 - College
Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 2/7/1999
During a trip to Maine for Meadow's college interviews, Tony sees a man he believes is a relocated mob snitch. Back at home, Carmela receives comfort from Father Phil.
Director: Allen Coulter
Writer: James Manos, Jr.
7.7/10 45 votes#4 - All in the Family
Season 3 Episode 4 - Aired 10/19/2008
Ramon's career may be in jeopardy due to his obsession with Oscar's killer. Meanwhile, Dexter does a great job in keeping Ramon off balance by manipulation. Deb refuses to "be a rat" after Internal Affairs presses her to come up with more dirt on Quinn. Also, Rita and Dexter decide it's time to tell the children about her "condition," and Angel's quest for companionship nearly get's him in deep water.
Director: Keith Gordon
Writer: James Manos, Jr.