Susan and Bob treated this case of the shooting of Katherine as a very small thing, they could have easily won if they had brought Bree as a witness, since Katherine was spying on the house and Susan and Julie had every reason to be scared by that move. Anyway I like these scenes, I think that judge is pretty crazy with these sentences. And I LOVED SO MUCH that Katherine ended up having to pick up trash on the road too, after trying to gloat over Susan. Then one moment she accepts defeat, and the next she’s bragging because she had sex with Mike five times in one day. Oh God.
Susan trying to beat that record was funny. She even left school early so she could take Mike to bed again. She almost made it. And check it out... Mike proved once again that he was TERRIBLE and an asshole to Katherine the entire time. They had nothing in common, they didn’t even have anything to talk about, what kept the relationship going was sex. And yet he decided to move into her house, feeding her hopes. And even after seeing that what she felt was real and that she wanted a commitment, he decided to ask her to marry him. FUCK... I love Mike, but that’s indefensible. Katherine is as she is today, he is 90% to blame. I think she has a small part because she knew he didn’t reciprocate, but he’s a lot more responsible...
I can’t help but laugh when Gaby confesses to the priest about bribing her daughter to go to Catholic school, and keeps throwing him the money. And that moment of the hug, when she took the check out of his clothes without him realizing it? Well, I just don’t think the strings she pulled were bad about the guy who was going to be sent to Florida, because he wanted the promotion and didn’t have a problem making the move. Because if it was a Lynette-type case, the guy with his whole life in Fairview and all, that would be the height of selfishness.
Lynette made a very grotesque mistake by hiding this pregnancy for so long. She could have gone to Carlos sooner, even if she had lied a little bit, but I think she would have saved it there. Anyway, both Carlos and Gaby were absolutely assholes. Gaby didn’t even seem like a longtime friend when she came out judging Lynette when she saw her pregnant belly. And Carlos, I have no words. He was really unrecognizable, his tone, his disdain. As if Lynette were any one. Guys, wasn’t he the one who wanted to do things differently? Wasn’t he the one who didn’t want to be petty anymore and get carried away by small things? Wasn’t he the one who was all charitable after he’d regained his sight? Is it impossible for Carlos to analyze the situation as a whole?
Well, Lynette is the ONLY one who works at the Scavo house, she is their source of income since now there is no restaurant and Tom is studying. You can clearly see the reason for accepting the promotion and the higher salary. If it was Carlos or even Gaby, who has already committed so many selfish acts throughout the show, they would do the same or worse. Anyway, he can’t fire Lynertte (it’s even weird, it seems he has something against women who get pregnant) and he can’t force her to take that promotion.
Finally, Bree’s arc in this episode was very deep and touching. The opening moments, with Karl totally despising the opera in front of a Bree excited by what they’d just seen. Then she comes home and Orson is there, listening to the same opera that she had just seen with someone else. On the one hand, a man who awakens passion in her and makes her feel things she has never felt before, but a brute who neither admires nor values the same things. On the other, a man with the same tastes, but who keeps her trapped in a marriage she no longer wants.
I don’t think it’s a question of giving Orson a “second chance”, because he already had it. When he started stealing, he started to embarrass Bree, she tried to go with him to a psychologist, to go to therapy, he said he wanted to hurt her (no reason). She thought he had changed, so he ordered her to sell the company, and even sent a lady to an asylum to cover up his thefts and lies. He got the second chance and threw it away. Bree has to get out of this because she can do better. Orson was once very good to her and that’s undeniable. But that’s over and it’s his fault.
Angie was wonderful covering for Bree, even though she doesn’t agree with what she does. I loved her faces and mouths when she saw Bree and Karl’s shadow while making out.
Finally, we have this shocking final scene. Julie’s strangler strikes again and now everything definitely points to Nick, who was annoyed when he saw that the girl was nearby and perhaps overheard his conversation on the phone.
Review by FelipeVIP BlockedParent2022-06-03T22:11:27Z
Susan and Bob treated this case of the shooting of Katherine as a very small thing, they could have easily won if they had brought Bree as a witness, since Katherine was spying on the house and Susan and Julie had every reason to be scared by that move. Anyway I like these scenes, I think that judge is pretty crazy with these sentences. And I LOVED SO MUCH that Katherine ended up having to pick up trash on the road too, after trying to gloat over Susan. Then one moment she accepts defeat, and the next she’s bragging because she had sex with Mike five times in one day. Oh God.
Susan trying to beat that record was funny. She even left school early so she could take Mike to bed again. She almost made it. And check it out... Mike proved once again that he was TERRIBLE and an asshole to Katherine the entire time. They had nothing in common, they didn’t even have anything to talk about, what kept the relationship going was sex. And yet he decided to move into her house, feeding her hopes. And even after seeing that what she felt was real and that she wanted a commitment, he decided to ask her to marry him. FUCK... I love Mike, but that’s indefensible. Katherine is as she is today, he is 90% to blame. I think she has a small part because she knew he didn’t reciprocate, but he’s a lot more responsible...
I can’t help but laugh when Gaby confesses to the priest about bribing her daughter to go to Catholic school, and keeps throwing him the money. And that moment of the hug, when she took the check out of his clothes without him realizing it? Well, I just don’t think the strings she pulled were bad about the guy who was going to be sent to Florida, because he wanted the promotion and didn’t have a problem making the move. Because if it was a Lynette-type case, the guy with his whole life in Fairview and all, that would be the height of selfishness.
Lynette made a very grotesque mistake by hiding this pregnancy for so long. She could have gone to Carlos sooner, even if she had lied a little bit, but I think she would have saved it there. Anyway, both Carlos and Gaby were absolutely assholes. Gaby didn’t even seem like a longtime friend when she came out judging Lynette when she saw her pregnant belly. And Carlos, I have no words. He was really unrecognizable, his tone, his disdain. As if Lynette were any one. Guys, wasn’t he the one who wanted to do things differently? Wasn’t he the one who didn’t want to be petty anymore and get carried away by small things? Wasn’t he the one who was all charitable after he’d regained his sight? Is it impossible for Carlos to analyze the situation as a whole?
Well, Lynette is the ONLY one who works at the Scavo house, she is their source of income since now there is no restaurant and Tom is studying. You can clearly see the reason for accepting the promotion and the higher salary. If it was Carlos or even Gaby, who has already committed so many selfish acts throughout the show, they would do the same or worse. Anyway, he can’t fire Lynertte (it’s even weird, it seems he has something against women who get pregnant) and he can’t force her to take that promotion.
Finally, Bree’s arc in this episode was very deep and touching. The opening moments, with Karl totally despising the opera in front of a Bree excited by what they’d just seen. Then she comes home and Orson is there, listening to the same opera that she had just seen with someone else. On the one hand, a man who awakens passion in her and makes her feel things she has never felt before, but a brute who neither admires nor values the same things. On the other, a man with the same tastes, but who keeps her trapped in a marriage she no longer wants.
I don’t think it’s a question of giving Orson a “second chance”, because he already had it. When he started stealing, he started to embarrass Bree, she tried to go with him to a psychologist, to go to therapy, he said he wanted to hurt her (no reason). She thought he had changed, so he ordered her to sell the company, and even sent a lady to an asylum to cover up his thefts and lies. He got the second chance and threw it away. Bree has to get out of this because she can do better. Orson was once very good to her and that’s undeniable. But that’s over and it’s his fault.
Angie was wonderful covering for Bree, even though she doesn’t agree with what she does. I loved her faces and mouths when she saw Bree and Karl’s shadow while making out.
Finally, we have this shocking final scene. Julie’s strangler strikes again and now everything definitely points to Nick, who was annoyed when he saw that the girl was nearby and perhaps overheard his conversation on the phone.