Susan’s plot is still wonderful and surprising with each episode. I love that she’s much more comfortable on camera now. And I had a lot of fun with the rivalry she had with the girl in the other apartment, who stole tricks and all. Susan’s frame to sabotage her and get vacuum dust in her face!!! Priceless. Maxine thinking it was all an act. And the fight paid off, right? It even fried her router with so many hits, even those who are watching for sexual pleasure like a good shack! Anyway, I laughed a lot with all the scenes, and I was impacted by the end. The woman has been in this Maxine business for six years and still hasn’t managed to raise enough money to go back to her land. I can imagine what a blow this must have been to Susan, who expects to be away from her house for only a year...
I reiterate my opinion about Gaby: I understand her side a lot. That mall scene was great for opening up how upset she could be knowing she had her daughter walking around without knowing her. I can’t even imagine, it must not be easy to process. Besides, things happened really fast, she found out at the end of the last episode, at the beginning of this one she was already signing the papers to stop the search. I don’t think she had time to think straight. On the other hand, I also find what Carlos says very valid. They don’t know the other family! Gaby could have asked Bob to investigate them, pull a plug, I don’t know, something that would show a little bit of who they are and their nature. I shudder when he says that now they might want Juanita back and take her away from them. Have you ever thought if this happens?
I can’t help myself when Tom comes into the room saying he’s stoned and Lynette asks, “Really?!” with that tone. It’s priceless that he really thought he was “traveling” with oregano. But this plot has problems with psychology, as depression was mentioned as the cause of Tom’s behavior and the situation, in the end, was resolved like this: with him looking at Paige and losing his fears. I think they could show or say that depression didn’t really develop, but a major anxiety crisis that he managed to control or reverse... For me, this plot was interesting, no matter how tired it is to put Tom as the person to suffer from these crises. But since it went down that path, I hope it ended up here.
Bree’s cleavage at the club. Help. How beautiful Marcia Cross is. Such a woman. Anyway, I liked this partnership between Bree and Renee as predators. Renee, by the way, has some traits of Edie. It’s almost like a replacement. What she said at the party about not wearing panties was Edie’s face in so many ways! Impossible not to remember her. Anyway, Bree could have said once and for all that she liked Keith, but I think Renee still wouldn’t give up, since she had everything set up. I loved Bree’s plan to keep them from sleeping together. Keith is so cute! Let it start with this dinner she invited him to, their first “date”.
Paul telling Beth with the utmost conviction that he is not a murderer... But she was very shaken by what Karen said about Martha’s death, I think it will make her even more distant.
Review by FelipeVIP BlockedParent2022-06-24T21:45:40Z
Susan’s plot is still wonderful and surprising with each episode. I love that she’s much more comfortable on camera now. And I had a lot of fun with the rivalry she had with the girl in the other apartment, who stole tricks and all. Susan’s frame to sabotage her and get vacuum dust in her face!!! Priceless. Maxine thinking it was all an act. And the fight paid off, right? It even fried her router with so many hits, even those who are watching for sexual pleasure like a good shack! Anyway, I laughed a lot with all the scenes, and I was impacted by the end. The woman has been in this Maxine business for six years and still hasn’t managed to raise enough money to go back to her land. I can imagine what a blow this must have been to Susan, who expects to be away from her house for only a year...
I reiterate my opinion about Gaby: I understand her side a lot. That mall scene was great for opening up how upset she could be knowing she had her daughter walking around without knowing her. I can’t even imagine, it must not be easy to process. Besides, things happened really fast, she found out at the end of the last episode, at the beginning of this one she was already signing the papers to stop the search. I don’t think she had time to think straight. On the other hand, I also find what Carlos says very valid. They don’t know the other family! Gaby could have asked Bob to investigate them, pull a plug, I don’t know, something that would show a little bit of who they are and their nature. I shudder when he says that now they might want Juanita back and take her away from them. Have you ever thought if this happens?
I can’t help myself when Tom comes into the room saying he’s stoned and Lynette asks, “Really?!” with that tone. It’s priceless that he really thought he was “traveling” with oregano. But this plot has problems with psychology, as depression was mentioned as the cause of Tom’s behavior and the situation, in the end, was resolved like this: with him looking at Paige and losing his fears. I think they could show or say that depression didn’t really develop, but a major anxiety crisis that he managed to control or reverse... For me, this plot was interesting, no matter how tired it is to put Tom as the person to suffer from these crises. But since it went down that path, I hope it ended up here.
Bree’s cleavage at the club. Help. How beautiful Marcia Cross is. Such a woman. Anyway, I liked this partnership between Bree and Renee as predators. Renee, by the way, has some traits of Edie. It’s almost like a replacement. What she said at the party about not wearing panties was Edie’s face in so many ways! Impossible not to remember her. Anyway, Bree could have said once and for all that she liked Keith, but I think Renee still wouldn’t give up, since she had everything set up. I loved Bree’s plan to keep them from sleeping together. Keith is so cute! Let it start with this dinner she invited him to, their first “date”.
Paul telling Beth with the utmost conviction that he is not a murderer... But she was very shaken by what Karen said about Martha’s death, I think it will make her even more distant.