This is perhaps the best moment of Bree’s friendship with Gaby, because I think it’s amazing how the script kind of simulates an “affair” between the two of them in every moment they talk and meet. That part where they talked on the cell phone, about staying away and being itching to go to the mall, was funny. And of course, the scene at Lynette’s house! Bree closing the curtains, saying that she “knows how Gaby likes” her coffee. That was priceless! Apart from the cake situation that always makes me laugh a lot, Gaby reciting all the instructions and in the end her cake was that goo, and Bree running down the street to deliver hers which was perfect!
Carlos has always been rough. And he does know how to be really an asshole when he wants to. It doesn’t surprise me at all that he’s being sexist and petty forbidding Gaby to go out with a friend - as I said earlier, he has the right not to want to talk, although I think he could be more empathetic and put himself in her shoes, but forbid his wife? Apart from that ridiculous moment when he tried to belittle ALL the girls and dropping this “you always prefer them over me” thing, totally misguided and unfounded. Gaby never gave him reason to think that because she was ALWAYS by his side in everything, in the good times and in the great difficulties they went through together, he should remember the period he went blind and she made countless sacrifices to keep the house standing. Apart from the other things throughout the series and he’s already messed with her a lot too.
So I love so much that she decided to go against him and chose Bree in that pathetic ultimatum he gave her. It was already bothering me that she was taking his orders and doing things secretly, because he doesn’t own her to decide who she talks to or not. Can he forgive the person responsible for the hit-and-run, but can’t he forgive the mother who feared her son’s future and covered it up FOR BEING A MOTHER? Anyway... I laughed at Gaby moving into Bree’s house with the girls.
Susan: angel on earth and very wronged. I think it’s so beautiful that she realizes that Paul is going through mental difficulties and decides to take some steps to help him, even over Mike’s protests. Example of a person who does good without looking at who, since Paul has already done her harm, blackmailed her, tried to stop the kidney donation and everything, and she is there trying to give him some incentive to move on. In fact, I died laughing with her erotic dreams. The one in the shower, her accepting Paul in there was priceless. The scene where she went to the house and saw him in his underwear at the door was very funny too. I feel for him. I argue that Paul is not a villain and not evil. He did bad things, for the bad things that happened to him.
I was frustrated like Lynette during this trip to the conference. First, because of the response of that woman president of a company, saying that the “plus one” was for people who only married those who did the hard work. And second, precisely because of this whole situation of restrictions on the companion. Now, if you can’t participate, why provide this invitation then? It seems that Lynette would accept such a thing, doing those frivolous activities and drinking cocktails when a seminar she understands is being presented by people she admires and so on. Tom was once again petty in the accusation he made about having stayed in her shadow and she didn’t do the same for him. Guys, who says that? Who wants to be a shadow? He could have just said that it was an awkward situation, because it was. After all, she was called to the stage and the real Meg still made that scandal... But Tom seems to have a need to vent his frustration that Lynette has had a more remarkable career than his.
Felicia is playing hard. She’d already manipulated Karen once – and it was a surprise to find that she’d known all along that Paul’s arrest for that particular crime was unfair – and now she’s managed to manipulate again. The story she told about how Paul went after her daughter and eluded her. Dude?
Review by FelipeVIP BlockedParent2022-07-13T22:53:38Z
This is perhaps the best moment of Bree’s friendship with Gaby, because I think it’s amazing how the script kind of simulates an “affair” between the two of them in every moment they talk and meet. That part where they talked on the cell phone, about staying away and being itching to go to the mall, was funny. And of course, the scene at Lynette’s house! Bree closing the curtains, saying that she “knows how Gaby likes” her coffee. That was priceless! Apart from the cake situation that always makes me laugh a lot, Gaby reciting all the instructions and in the end her cake was that goo, and Bree running down the street to deliver hers which was perfect!
Carlos has always been rough. And he does know how to be really an asshole when he wants to. It doesn’t surprise me at all that he’s being sexist and petty forbidding Gaby to go out with a friend - as I said earlier, he has the right not to want to talk, although I think he could be more empathetic and put himself in her shoes, but forbid his wife? Apart from that ridiculous moment when he tried to belittle ALL the girls and dropping this “you always prefer them over me” thing, totally misguided and unfounded. Gaby never gave him reason to think that because she was ALWAYS by his side in everything, in the good times and in the great difficulties they went through together, he should remember the period he went blind and she made countless sacrifices to keep the house standing. Apart from the other things throughout the series and he’s already messed with her a lot too.
So I love so much that she decided to go against him and chose Bree in that pathetic ultimatum he gave her. It was already bothering me that she was taking his orders and doing things secretly, because he doesn’t own her to decide who she talks to or not. Can he forgive the person responsible for the hit-and-run, but can’t he forgive the mother who feared her son’s future and covered it up FOR BEING A MOTHER? Anyway... I laughed at Gaby moving into Bree’s house with the girls.
Susan: angel on earth and very wronged. I think it’s so beautiful that she realizes that Paul is going through mental difficulties and decides to take some steps to help him, even over Mike’s protests. Example of a person who does good without looking at who, since Paul has already done her harm, blackmailed her, tried to stop the kidney donation and everything, and she is there trying to give him some incentive to move on. In fact, I died laughing with her erotic dreams. The one in the shower, her accepting Paul in there was priceless. The scene where she went to the house and saw him in his underwear at the door was very funny too. I feel for him. I argue that Paul is not a villain and not evil. He did bad things, for the bad things that happened to him.
I was frustrated like Lynette during this trip to the conference. First, because of the response of that woman president of a company, saying that the “plus one” was for people who only married those who did the hard work. And second, precisely because of this whole situation of restrictions on the companion. Now, if you can’t participate, why provide this invitation then? It seems that Lynette would accept such a thing, doing those frivolous activities and drinking cocktails when a seminar she understands is being presented by people she admires and so on. Tom was once again petty in the accusation he made about having stayed in her shadow and she didn’t do the same for him. Guys, who says that? Who wants to be a shadow? He could have just said that it was an awkward situation, because it was. After all, she was called to the stage and the real Meg still made that scandal... But Tom seems to have a need to vent his frustration that Lynette has had a more remarkable career than his.
Felicia is playing hard. She’d already manipulated Karen once – and it was a surprise to find that she’d known all along that Paul’s arrest for that particular crime was unfair – and now she’s managed to manipulate again. The story she told about how Paul went after her daughter and eluded her. Dude?