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Gail Brandon is a character in Season Two of the Showtime series DEXTER. She is Rita Morgan's mother and Cody, Astor, and Harrison's grandmother, as well as Dexter Morgan's former mother-in-law. Gail was a schoolteacher from Ashley, Michigan, until the school board forced her to take early...
Gail Brandon is Rita's mother, Astor, Cody and Harrison's grandmother and Dexter's mother-in-law. Gail is a former public-school teacher who was fired by the school board due to "philosophical disagreements" (she disapproved of what she saw as the gradual acceptance of mediocrity in the way
Dexter: Gail Brandon Guest role (season 2) 2008 Life in General: Mary Kate Walton Webseries 2009 Uncorked: Sophia Browning Television film 2009–2011 Private Practice: Bizzy Forbes 2011 NCIS: Leona Phelps Episode: "One Last Score" 2011 Law & Order: LA: Mrs. Walker Episode: "Benedict Canyon" 2011 Love's Christmas Journey: Mrs. Beatrice Thompson ...
Sinopsis. Dexter es un forense especializado en análisis de salpicaduras de sangre en el Departamento de Policía de Miami. También es un fiel novio, un divertido padrastro, un hermano confidente y (para algunos) un friki de la sangre.
JoBeth Williams portrayed Rita's suspicious mother, Gail Brandon, in four episodes of season two. Anne Ramsay portrayed defense attorney Ellen Wolf, Miguel's nemesis. Valerie Cruz played a recurring role as Miguel's wife, Sylvia.
JoBeth Williams as Gail Brandon; Dale Midkiff as Mr. Wilson; S.A. Griffin as Don; Paul Keeley as FBI Agent 1; Daya Vaidya as FBI Agent 2; Petrea Burchard as Art Buyer; Kelley Hazen as Lawyer; Lou Volpe as Manager; Jennifer Courtney as Mother; Coriann Bright as Hostess; Episode chronology
Dexter episode: Episode no. Season 2 Episode 5: Directed by: Keith Gordon: Written by: Timothy Schlattmann: Production code: 205: Original air date: October 28, 2007 () Guest appearances; JoBeth Williams as Gail Brandon; Tony Amendola as Santos Jimenez; Jaime Murray as Lila Tournay; Keith Carradine as Frank Lundy; Christina Robinson ...
