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Previously on Desperate Housewives. All right, I love you. There, I said it.
Feelings were stated boldly. I think it's time for me to give up on men.
You can always just do what I did.
A romantic suggestion was made.
Date chicks.
Oh.
And a plan was hatched. He wants to represent you.
They want you in New York immediately.
To break up a romance. It's a huge opportunity.
The best part is she is miles away from the nearest bowling.
But young love couldn't be stopped.
Since she'd become a mother, Gabrielle Solis had learned many things.
How to get gum off a remote control.
How to rescue a doll from the disposal.
And where to find disappointing report cards.
Gabrielle had also learned that no matter how hard she tried... Cereal
She couldn't please everyone.
Yes, another free meal you didn't have to work for. It's tough being seven.
Celia, get down here!
Anna used to make us bacon.
I miss her.
Yeah, well, she also used to do the laundry and the windows, so I miss her
Celia, the milk is poured!
Oh, I need cupcakes for school today.
Today? How many?
Mom!
Three dozen.
Why didn't you tell me this last night?
I forgot.
You got me ham.
I need meat.
Babe, are you going to pick up my soup from the dry cleaner's?
Yes. After I fold the laundry, fry up some ham, and pull three dozen cupcakes
out of my ass.
Mom! What?
My face.
What are those mosquito bites?
Whoa, that looks like chicken pox.
No, no, no! No, no, I don't have time for sick kids.
Forget the dry cleaning. You've got to take her to the doctor.
God, what do you do for chickenpox? I've never had them.
What? Stop.
Why? You can't go anywhere near her. If you haven't had them, you're not immune.
In fact, you've got to get out of here. Honey, Celia is sick. Chickenpox is
dangerous for adults. Go.
I have to do the laundry. I've got dishes. I will take care of the house.
Yes, Gabrielle had learned many things as a mother.
The most important?
See ya.
Was to get while the getting was good.
Seduction.
Any soap opera fan will tell you.
It's an art best practiced.
Stop. On those who are vulnerable.
You hungry?
I am now.
What's that amazing smell?
Cinnamon brioche French toast.
I probably shouldn't.
You're such an amazing cook. I'm already having trouble fitting into my clothes.
Oh, I need some maple syrup.
Seriously? You heated the syrup?
You're unbelievable.
You should eat it while it's still hot.
Mmm.
Oh, no.
Look.
It's got syrup all over me.
I don't know what it is with me. I just...
Have to get dirty.
You got some on your bra, too.
Catherine, you up yet?
Oh, good.
I was calling, but you didn't hear me.
I think you fell asleep with the TV on.
So, what would you like for breakfast?
Anything but French toast.
Oh, I don't think he'll be here that long.
I got it.
I got the perfect name for the baby.
Patricia. Let me think about it.
No.
Why not? It's a great name.
I told you I want to honor my aunt. We're naming her Polly.
Polly.
Okay, you get a peg leg, I'll get an eye patch, and we'll carry around on our
shoulders.
Morning, Paul.
Oh, hey, baby.
Where are my pancakes?
Oh, sweetie, I've got a lot going on today. I'll make you pancakes this
But I always get pancakes on my birthday.
That's right.
You do.
But... We have an even bigger treat planned for you this year.
What?
Like I'm going to tell you, I'm throwing a big surprise.
birthday. Me? I'm pregnant. I forget pants sometimes. What's your excuse?
What's my surprise?
What the hell are we gonna do?
Cover me. I'm going in.
Birthday breakfast are for kids.
Now that you're 11, I was planning to make you the
best
Birthday dinner ever.
With decorations.
None's present.
In the tail on the... Got my birthday.
Wow.
There was no covering that, babe.
You're twice the man.
What's Raimundo going to say when he finds Epiphany sleeping with his
Alas, you'll never know.
Oh, hey, Mom, we were just taking a break.
So I gathered.
If you don't mind, Tad, I'd like to speak to my son.
Sure, go ahead.
In private, Tad.
Oh, so you want me to... Be anyplace else but here, right.
So, so what's up?
There's a truck outside with the flower arrangements we ordered for the Adams
party. All 100 of them.
Wait, but we only ordered 10. That's what I said. And then the delivery man
showed me this invoice.
First, I wasn't sure if that was Tad's signature, but when I saw that his name
was misspelled, I knew it was him.
Would you like me to talk to him? No. I would like you to hold him down while I
strike him with a large wooden spoon.
Whatever. I'll take care of it. What are you going to say to him?
Look, when Orson had his accident, did you or did you not put me in charge?
but I am starting to think that you are not ready.
Look, I'm never going to figure this job out unless you let me make mistakes and
learn from them. I realize that, Andrew, but you're making... Mom, I know you
have your control issues, but when stuff happens, you're going to have to learn
to just relax and let me clean up my own messes, okay?
Hey, what do you want all these flowers for?
Boop.
No problem, Tad. If luck would have it, you've got extra.
Roy,
we've got debt.
You can watch yourself later.
Come on, Roy.
Well, again, thank you for inviting us over to brunch. Everything looks
delicious. Yeah, it does, doesn't it?
Right, Karen? You know what I want.
When company comes over, I get to use salt.
Roy's on a low -sodium diet.
Low -sodium is code for tastes like socks.
So sue me, because I don't want you dropping dead.
Listen to you two. You sound like a sweet old married couple.
So, have you ever thought of making an honest woman out of Karen?
What are you doing?
I just want them to be as happy as we are.
We're happy.
Living in sin suits us just fine.
Is that how Karen feels?
Susan, why don't you try this frittata?
Karen doesn't care about marriage, do you, pumpkin?
Here, have some more salt.
I always figured you'd say no.
So why don't you grow a pair and find out?
Are you serious?
Of course, she's serious.
Fine.
Mike, give me a hand, will you?
Oh, my God. This is so romantic.
Karen, will you? Son of a B, there's the battery to my hearing aid.
Okay, okay.
Karen, you want to marry me?
Golly, I don't know what to say. This is all so sudden.
Answer, my knee hurts.
I would love to marry you, Roy.
So if Gabby's just staying a couple of days, why'd she bring three suitcases?
She said most of her dresses haven't had chicken pox either.
It was amazing.
I just took a nap in the middle of the day.
Guess it's a little different without kids, huh?
Oh, are you kidding me? I haven't taken a nap since Juanita Crown.
Okay, you just created a visual that is forbidden inside these walls. Try to
watch that.
Here, just in time for pre -dinner, Cosmos.
In a crystal glass?
Oh, Celia broke our last one six months ago.
I've been drinking my cocktails out of a Scooby -Doo sippy cup.
Mmm.
I'm in heaven.
So it's movie night. Have you seen this?
Does it have a talking penguin or a dog that plays basketball?
No, just fortuitous sex and lots of violence.
Yay, art!
Uh -oh, somebody's glass is empty.
That's also forbidden inside these walls.
Oh, no, I don't know you guys that well, but I love you.
I got your favorite.
Chocolate?
I got your second favorite.
Mom? Yes?
I have a date in half an hour. Can I go now? You cannot go.
Preston, then you're a perker that banned practice. You are representing
siblings. Mom? Don't you feel bad we forgot our birthday? I didn't forget. I
gave her a present this morning, so don't take it out on me that you and Dad
failed as parents.
Oh, we used up all our good parenting on you. That's why you're so delightful.
Okay. Here we go.
One,
two, three.
Who's Polly?
Oh, my God.
Erase, erase, erase.
Sweetie, I am so sorry.
You know, I don't know if you know this, but pregnant women get a little
scattered, and then you're dead, and I... i were talking about baby names and
they got on the phone with the bakery and which is clearly a terrible excuse
again i am so sorry let me fix this
hey that just made it worse and
how would you like our puppy forget it
Yeah, what? What's going on?
Danny took off.
Listen to this.
Didn't want to wake you. Went camping with Eddie. Had to clear my head about
whole Anna thing. P .S. took my cell, but doubt will have reception.
Good for him.
Are you crazy?
He's never been by himself.
He knows how to drink out of a canteen and pee on a tree. I think I'll be fine.
This isn't funny. Look, should he have asked her?
Okay, yeah.
But I think it's healthy.
Hey, better hiking with Eddie than alone in his room with a bottle of pills.
I don't know.
He's 19.
Eventually, we gotta let him live a normal life.
He's never gonna have a normal life.
None of us will.
I realize the mistake was ours, Mr. Tambo. What am I supposed to do with 90
extra floral arrangements?
Well, it will be your problem if I stop doing business with you.
Yes, what can I do for you?
Actually, the question is, what can I do for you?
I'm sorry, did we have an appointment?
No, but I've been wanting to meet you for such a long time, and when I woke up
this morning, I told myself today's the day. May I sit?
No, no, not just yet. What is it you want, Mr... Alan.
Sam Allen.
I've been following your career for a while now, Mrs. Hodge. I've been to some
parties you've catered. I've got your cookbook. I've read every interview
ever done. And I think you're quite amazing. How nice. Now let's skip to the
part where you assure me that you're not some deranged stalker.
Hardly. I want to work for you.
Doing what?
Anything. Everything.
I'm very busy, Mr. Allen. If you'd like, you could leave your resume with my
assistant. I worked as a sous chef to put myself through business school,
I graduated at the top of my class.
I know my way around a kitchen and a calculator.
And I'm not asking you to pay me a lot of money. Not yet, anyway.
I want to learn your business from the ground up, and then I want to help you
expand it.
Really?
You're a woman who has something to say about traditional values, and I think
our country's ready to listen.
I am flattered.
But I'm also fully staffed, and I honestly wouldn't know how to use you.
I'm sorry.
So am I.
In regard to the extra floral arrangements, you could donate them to a
and accord the loss as a charitable contribution.
And if you split the arrangements in half, you could double the amount you
claim.
Just a thought.
Mr. Allen.
Now you can sit.
Hey, where's your blessing bride?
Upstairs in the can.
What do you want?
Well, I thought I would drop the thought.
It's a bouquet I found. Don't you think it'll be perfect for Karen?
Haven't you done enough already?
Huh? We had a good thing going.
Me and Karen.
Now, because of you, we're going to get married and ruin it.
Getting married isn't going to ruin it. It's going to make it better.
No, it isn't. It's like salt.
What?
All my life, I never cared about salt.
But when my doctor said I couldn't have it anymore, I started craving it.
Cheat on Karen?
I go to a stretching class at the center.
There's a lady with blue hair always sits in front of me. Six months she's
there. I never gave a crap about her. But this morning, 48 hours after you
me I had to propose to Karen, I'm looking at old blue hair and I'm
lips.
Salt!
You're 80 years old, Roy.
Infidelity is dangerous.
My body's 80.
But inside, I'm still a randy teenage boy.
Susan, I'm telling you, I have to kiss some other women before I die.
Well, you can't, so forget it. Just think about Karen and how much she loves
you. And if you do that, I'm sure you'll be able to resist any inappropriate
urges, okay?
Yeah.
That's the stuff.
How is your wife being molested funny?
It was just a kiss from an 80 -year -old man.
Well, if too bad he didn't grab my ass, you'd be rolling on the floor.
What do you want me to do, beat him up? Take the tennis balls off his walker?
Okay, forget about me. What about what he's doing to Karen? I mean, they're
about to get married, and he has no intention of being faithful.
Because he feels trapped.
And whose fault is that?
Don't point that mustard at me.
Susan, I was there.
You practically forced him into this.
Okay. I made a mistake. I didn't know that he was some sort of Jurassic
I have to tell Karen about this right now.
No. You've meddled enough.
Well, I can't let her marry him knowing what I know.
Susan, he's having second thoughts. I mean, come on.
There's not a married man on earth who didn't have second thoughts before he
married.
Oh, really?
I didn't mean... Okay, I'm done.
See you, boys. Thanks for driving.
Bye, Gabby. Don't forget to friend us. Oh, I won't, Fernando. And good luck
your pec implant.
All right. Time for a nightcap.
Nightcaps. I've forgotten all about nightcaps. Oh, I miss the gay single
You know what?
She deserves the full experience.
We're going to throw you a party.
Brilliant. I have many quiches in the freezer and ten homos on speed dial.
done. I'm so excited.
Invite those guys from tonight.
Except Fernando. He's prettier than me.
Hi, it's Bob.
And Lee.
Leave a message.
Hey, guys.
It's Carlos. I'm looking for Gabby.
The doctor says the girls aren't contagious anymore, so she can come home
Thanks.
That's good news.
What? That is horrible news.
My children are healthy. Damn it.
But you can go home now.
No. I'm not ready.
I'm just starting to remember what it's like to be human again.
Sleeping in, not stepping on toys, eating at restaurants that don't have a
slide. I have tasted freedom, and I am not ready to give it up.
But what are you going to tell Carlos?
Oh, no. It's stomach virus.
Yeah. When you called earlier, I was throwing up.
Well, we don't want the girls to catch it.
What's that noise?
My teeth are chattering.
Anyhow, I'll be home as soon as I can.
Doctor says it's a 24 -hour thing. Don't forget the hangover.
Your 36 -hour thing. Gotta go.
Start pouring.
I thought I was throwing up. Don't want to be a liar.
I can hire whomever I want. It's my company.
And I run it for you. I should have been consulted.
Why are you being so unpleasant about this? I hired Sam to help you. I don't
need his help. I've got it under control.
All I've seen lately is evidence to the contrary.
And if you think I'm going to stand by while everything I've built falls
apart... Sam, I thought you'd gone home.
I stayed late to finish the inventory.
Well, aren't you industrious?
I also wanted to talk about Tad.
What about him?
Every task I've given him, he's either botched or failed to finish. I think
time to cut our loss.
We're not firing Tad.
Why not? He's a moron. He's a good guy.
And I don't want you talking that way about my employees.
Andrew, you have to admit, he's more than a little incompetent.
Give him a chance. He's just a kid.
You're having an affair with him, aren't you?
Sam, how could you say such a thing?
I think the more pertinent question is, why isn't Andrew denying it?
Andrew, have you had sex with Tad?
Just once.
Oh, God.
Well, he came on to me, and it was late, and I had been drinking.
That's your excuse?
Honestly, Andrew, I am so disappointed in you. Oh, really?
You want to play that card? You're living with Alex.
And you're married to Orson.
Yeah, I know about Carl Meyer.
Hello, Pot. I'm Kettle. It's nice to meet you. I cannot believe you would
this up in front of a stranger.
Yeah, you know me.
Hypocrisy just makes me forget my manners.
Perhaps I should go.
Yes.
But I want you back here bright and early tomorrow morning to help me fire
No. No, you can't fire him.
Yes, I can. In fact, I can fire anyone I want.
And then right as I was taking off her bra...
I woke up.
What do you think that means?
Seems pretty straightforward.
But I'm not a lesbian.
You're getting ahead of yourself.
Maybe this dream isn't even about Robin. Maybe it's about how I've been so hurt
by men that women are the only safe option left.
Why are you even thinking about relationships at all with men or women?
You're still fragile.
Now, when you're stronger, then we can talk about who you might be attracted
I'm not attracted to her. That's what I'm saying.
Women my age don't just wake up one day with a homosexual identity.
This dream has got to mean something else.
Well, what it tells me clearly is that you are being distracted from your
recovery.
So what am I supposed to do? Stop dreaming?
No.
But you might want to consider asking Robin to find another place to stay.
This lettering is so small, I can hardly read the label.
While you're deciding which one is dolphin safe, I'm going to get some
Hey, this is Bolin.
Did you shop here?
Where's Danny? He said you guys were going camping.
Oh, yeah. No, but it turned out I can go. So he just went by himself.
You want to get in line?
You want to make me?
Fill it.
I'm sorry.
He said he'd call you when he got there.
Eddie. Hey, you guys back already?
So where is he really?
New York.
Danny went to find Anna.
Hey, hey, don't freak out. It's a big city.
What if he goes to the old neighborhood?
Patrick, you're not going to find him.
He found us the last time.
Come on, I gotta go pack.
You're in early?
Oh, I couldn't sleep, so I thought I'd review our liability insurance.
But I'm having a little trouble focusing.
Maybe some coffee will perk you up.
About what happened yesterday, Sam, that ugliness with Andrew.
Driven, successful people like you have complicated lives.
But the specifics are none of my business.
My, um...
relationship with Andrew is, to say the least, complicated.
I'm sure Andrew respects and loves you very much. I just worry that...
What? Well, it's not unusual for children in a family business to have a
of entitlement.
I hope you don't mind me saying that.
No, go ahead.
This must be so hard. What do you do in this situation?
Keep coddling him, hoping he'll change?
Or do you cut the apron strings and trust that all the hard work you've done
will allow him to thrive?
That's a good question.
You know what?
I've got everything under control here. Why don't you go back to the house and
catch up on your sleep?
But there's not much work to be done. Sure, but that's why you hired me, isn't
it? To help you out?
Thank you, Sam.
You're very kind.
And Sam, I'm very glad you're here.
I'm looking for Penny. She didn't get off the bus.
That's because she didn't get on. I figured she went home sick or something.
What? No.
She didn't come home sick. Where is she?
Penny?
Mrs. Gobbo, Penny said to give you this.
She's running away.
Any idea why she would run away?
problems at home?
No. No, everything's fine.
Well, we did kind of forget her birthday.
And she put the wrong name on her birthday cake.
Honey, could we please stick to the facts that pertain to the case?
How could you get your daughter's name wrong?
Are you people involved in narcotics?
No. No, I'm pregnant, and it makes me very forgetful.
Surely you can understand that.
I'm not pregnant.
You're not going to look for our daughter, are you?
Aguilar.
Yeah, they're still here.
Oh, okay.
Your daughter's fine.
She tried to use your credit card to check into a hotel.
You mind if I come in?
Wow.
Marble bath.
Slap screen.
Eight dollar can of peanuts. Nice.
Sweetie, I am so sorry about the cake.
And about forgetting your birthday.
I know you hate me right now, and I don't blame you. I don't hate you.
I hate that.
Because you're not going to be the baby anymore.
Oh.
You're missing the big picture here.
Preston's gone.
Porter's next.
When this girl comes along, we are poised to take control of the house with
-2 majority.
Do you know what that means?
Women get veto power over what TV shows to watch, what takeout to get. Just
think. Think of a world where the toilet seat is never up.
This is our time to take them down.
I'm sorry I ran away.
We can go home now.
I have a better idea.
Since you already paid for the room, how about we order hot fudge sundaes and
stuff?
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, you know, Mom, if you have two more girls, we'll take the lead.
Let's just order our sundaes.
So, there I was at this huge party flirting with this Middle Eastern chic,
out of nowhere, he offers me a million dollars to clique with him.
So, what did you do?
I slapped him.
Apparently in the right place, because I walked out of there with 20 grand.
Gabby, it's Juanita.
Oh, excuse me, guys. I've got to do the mommy dearest thing.
Hold on, sweetie.
Do the words wet paint mean nothing to you?
Juanita, honey, I have to call you back. I love you.
Sorry. I didn't mean to.
Is it... A nursery?
Yes.
We haven't told very many people yet, but... Lee and I are trying to adopt a
baby.
I had no idea.
Yeah.
Something we've wanted for years.
Oh, okay.
Why?
I mean, you guys have this amazing life.
Parties every night, Cosmos at five.
You know all that goes away when the baby comes.
And we can't wait.
Last month there was this baby in Ohio.
We got the call in the middle of the night. We were on a plane in the
We got to the hospital and there she was.
Little girl.
We held that baby in our arms
for two days.
And then we went out to buy a car seat to bring her home. And when we got back
to the hospital, the social worker was waiting for us outside the nursery.
The mother had changed her mind.
I don't know how that feels.
I'm so sorry, Bob.
You may envy our life, Gabby, but it's nothing compared to how we envy yours.
What are you doing? The party's just getting started. I know.
It's just... Juanita scored her first goal in soccer, and she wanted to tell
all about it, so... Go.
Give them a kiss for me.
I will.
I'm in here.
Listen, I've been thinking about your wedding.
Well, I just want to talk to you, but... What's wrong?
Let me see.
The doctor found a spot on my lung.
He thinks it might be cancer.
She told you, huh?
Yeah.
It's going to be okay.
She's getting a biopsy next week.
She's going to lick this thing.
Cancer picked a fight with the wrong broad.
So given the diagnosis, maybe it's not a good time to get married.
We're getting married as
soon as we can.
But you said... I know what I said.
All I could think about was losing my independence, losing my freedom. But
this happened, now...
I realize the worst thing I could lose is her.
So, you're willing to give up hope.
I'm willing to give up anything.
Oh, boy.
Watch it, doll.
I told you I'm giving it up. One kiss is all you get.
You're still up.
Yeah, I sort of needed to talk to you about something.
Well, if it's me helping with the bills, I've got great news.
You got the job?
You're looking at the downtown girls' new hostess.
I start tomorrow.
Oh, thank you for loaning me your top.
The manager said it looked very classy.
Oh, I can't tell you how happy this makes me.
So...
You want to tell me your thing?
No, it can wait.
Are you sure?
Yeah, absolutely.
I'll get you a glass.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God. Oh, your blouse. I am so sorry.
It's okay.
Wait, what are you doing?
I'm just going to rinse it out. No, no, no. Stop. It's okay.
No, but it's going to stain. I'll send it to the dry cleaner.
Oh, but that's so expensive. Here we go. You have to leave.
What?
I need you to move out of my house.
Why?
It's complicated.
that you wanted to talk to me about.
Yeah.
Sorry if I did something wrong.
I have a friend I can go skate with, and I'm just going to go back.
Robin.
You haven't done anything wrong.
I like you very much.
In fact,
Too much.
Lately, I've started to have feelings for you that I don't understand.
And it's confusing me.
You know what I'm saying?
I do.
I'm having those feelings.
for you too.
You're right.
I should go.
Seduction is an art.
Subtle methods of coercion are used to sway the susceptible.
And those who are determined will take their time to get what they want.
And when seduction is successful,
Those who succumbed asked themselves, Was I seduced?
Or was this what I wanted all along?
Can't find what you're looking for?
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