Desperate Housewives Season Finale (5-15-11) (Spoilers)
swangdb
- The Scavos are splitting up. Better late than never. I've been
pulling for Tom to wring her neck for years, this will have to do.
- Felicia nearly killed Paul Young. After Susan helped Paul to
escape, he decided to come clean and admit to the police that he
really killed Martha Huber. I guess this was supposed to prove he
really was a good guy.
- Felicia presumably died in a car crash.
- Susan and Mike moved back into their old house after Paul left.
- Bree has a new boyfriend who isn't gay.
- Renee's ex-husband gets married and she gets drunk.
- Gabby's rapist step-father (who is supposed to be dead) showed up.
Long story short, Carlos killed him at the Solis house. Susan, Bree
and Lynette helped hide the body just before a group of friends
arrived for dessert. As a group of people stand around eating
cheesecake, the body is hidden in a trunk in the living room.
What did I forget?
So, will DH be canceled? Should it be canceled? If it's renewed I'll
probably watch next season. Hey, I still want to learn the identity
of the mystery woman Orson was talking to a few years ago.
Remysun
I had:
The disjointed nature of the finale was the biggest evidence of a lack
of a central mystery this year. The first half concluded the Paul
Young-Felicia Tillman storyline from Season One, while the second half
revisited a certain element from that first episode. Susan's back on
the lane, Bree's rebounded from cougartown.
Desperate Housewives is very safe. It's biggest threat, CBS'
Undercover Boss has faded fast.
PS-- They retconned the stepfather being dead. Early on, the mags had
said that one of the characters had sexual abuse in her past. In real
life, I think this was Felicity Huffman. But a flashback of Gaby
running away had set that subplot rolling way back.
On the bright side, Carlos has probably made up with Bree.
swangdb
> So, will DH be canceled? Should it be canceled? If it's renewed I'll
> probably watch next season. Hey, I still want to learn the identity
> of the mystery woman Orson was talking to a few years ago.
I see that DH was renewed. So all the people who don't like it can
not watch it for another year! ;-)
Mason Barge
wrote:
>A lot happened.
>
>- The Scavos are splitting up. Better late than never. I've been
>pulling for Tom to wring her neck for years, this will have to do.
If he does, please let me know. I might actually watch it.
<--- can remember when DH was actually funny
swangdb
> On Mon, 16 May 2011 16:33:45 -0700 (PDT), swangdb <swan...@auburn.edu>
> wrote:
>
> >A lot happened.
>
> >- The Scavos are splitting up. Better late than never. I've been
> >pulling for Tom to wring her neck for years, this will have to do.
>
> If he does, please let me know. I might actually watch it.
This would be one of the highest-rated DH's of all time.
> <--- can remember when DH was actually funny
It's still funny sometimes.
JM
"swangdb" <swa...@auburn.edu> wrote in message
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>A lot happened.
>
> - Gabby's rapist step-father (who is supposed to be dead) showed up.
> Long story short, Carlos killed him at the Solis house. Susan, Bree
> and Lynette helped hide the body just before a group of friends
> arrived for dessert. As a group of people stand around eating
> cheesecake, the body is hidden in a trunk in the living room.
Do you think he is really dead? A weak pulse has fooled people before. It
would be funny if he opened the trunk at the party.
swangdb
> "swangdb" <swan...@auburn.edu> wrote in message
Okay, that would be funny.
Gabby could explain what happened and the rest of the party would jump
in and beat him to death.
Alls Quiet
wrote:
> In article
> <4c885ef0-7813-455a-9729-3b9662b24...@q14g2000prh.googlegroups.com>,
>
> swangdb <swan...@auburn.edu> wrote:
> > > >- The Scavos are splitting up. Better late than never. I've been
> > > >pulling for Tom to wring her neck for years, this will have to do.
>
> > > If he does, please let me know. I might actually watch it.
>
> > This would be one of the highest-rated DH's of all time.
>
> for a period of time, to cool down and evaluate things.
>
> But somehow, Lynette turned that into something way bigger than it
> is...gee, imagine that, it's all about her...
At the risk of being politically incorrect, I have never understood
why the producers either 1) cast Doug Savant as a guy named "Scavo,"
or 2) decided that a guy named "Scavo" would look like a member of the
men's Swedish bikini team.
Barry Margolin
<c435ba60-6b9f-488b...@p23g2000vbl.googlegroups.com>,
Alls Quiet <mut...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> At the risk of being politically incorrect, I have never understood
> why the producers either 1) cast Doug Savant as a guy named "Scavo,"
> or 2) decided that a guy named "Scavo" would look like a member of the
> men's Swedish bikini team.
America is a melting pot. The last name tells you his paternal lineage,
but nothing about the maternal sides.
--
Barry Margolin, bar...@alum.mit.edu
Arlington, MA
*** PLEASE don't copy me on replies, I'll read them in the group ***
Alls Quiet
>
> America is a melting pot. The last name tells you his paternal lineage,
> but nothing about the maternal sides.
Phew! I thought my political incorrectness got me shafted. Of course
you're right. It's just that I've known a few people with that last
name (permutations on its spelling), and none had blond hair, blue
eyes, and Northern Germanic features.