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by Chris Harnick, posted Aug 30th 2011 10:30AM
'My Boys' star Jordana Spiro has landed a recurring role on 'Dexter.'Spiro, who was last seen guest-starring on NBC's 'Harry's Law,' will appear late in the season. According to TVLine, she'll play an acolyte of Colin Hanks' and Edward James Olmos' characters.
In the new season, Hanks plays a student of Olmos's religion professor. The two embark on a murderous path based on religious ideology.
'Dexter' Season 6 premieres Sun., Oct. 2 at 9PM on Showtime.
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