Excellent episode.

The watermelon scene had me staring at the TV in disbelief. Only Bree and George.

The Mrs. Mulberry plot was as funny as I thought it was gonna be. I only started watching halfway through last season, and although Lynette usually doesn't get the funniest subplots, when she does get them they are hilarious.

The only bad part (to me) was Andrew's leaving. Does Bree remember why she didn't want him at the camp to begin with? We never did see Andrew tell Bree he wasn't gay. Oh well, I definetly forsee an "Andrew messes around with a boy at camp" storyline coming up in the next couple of weeks. He was smokin' tonight and I really hope we see more of him. Oh, and that whole discussion with George at dinner adds another really weird layer to his personality.

I love how in every scene he's in, GayMatt's wiping down counters and tables.

Despicable Housewives the new title?

Two mothers dealing with sons who are undergoing separation anxiety. One kills the imaginary friend and the other sends her son away. I never though Lynette would be the one I would find less pathetic. Bree and Susan both go beyond all decency. At some level, if all the wives become disgusting slime, what is the point of the show? Gabby ends out the episode being the least in need of an extended stay at mental facility.

I find the idea of Bree forcing her son (who might still be dealing with the fact his father is dead all of a few months at most) to eat dinner with her new beau a bit too much. To then deal with his anger in such a way? Total bitch. I hope its full war with Andrew when he comes back. I now what Bree to really really suffer. Total hell. George is such a caricature that I don't really care about him one way or the other. Way too flat and single note to find interesting even as a villain.

Adrian Pasdar. *swoon*. He is so wasted on Gabby though. Why, why oh why couldn't he have been the corporate benefit that tempts Lynette? introduce a little Jim Profit! Hell introduce a LOT! The show certainly needs something when so many minutes are spent with Susan running through the park with ice cream in her hands. Oh my. Wasn't that just a laugh! Oh TPBT? please oh please make sure to include that comic gem in the recap highlights the start of next week's show. Pretty please? I so need to see that again and again. [/sarcasm]

Speaking of Susan. Once again why are we supposed to find this village idiot interesting? Let alone empathise with in any way whatsoever? Glue and umbrella to her hand and have Lynette put her out in the trash for gawdsakes already!

I turned the show off in disgust before he was even over.

George got rid of Rex, now he's going to get rid of Andrew. And Bree's a hypocrite. Andrew can't leave the house in a dirty t-shirt but she sees nothing wrong with dating a man a month after her husband's death?

Susan paid off Zach to leave town. Predictable.

And more of Lynette's crappy antics, this time aimed at her own kid, with her coming out the winner, again.

This show just doesn't do it for me anymore.

Buh-bye!

It was an okay episode for me. Mrs. Mulberry got tired very quickly, and Susan is grating on me for not telling Zana (or having Mike tell Zana) his true parentage so he can make up his own mind. Yes, technically Paul is Zana's legal father and guardian, and technically Susan did the right thing, but he's close enough to majority to be able to make up his own mind. Bad form, Suze.

I don't buy Bree opening the present during Andrew's race. What, she can't say, "Hang on," to The Pharmacist of Doom and open the present afterwards? Bad form, Bree.

I wanted to see Andrew scoping out the other swimmers.

No Appletokens this week. *sigh* And that was the storyline I was looking forward to all week.

Wow. Who would have ever thought that I would actually feel sorry for evil Andrew? Not that I agree with anything he's done, but I'm sure it's hard to when his mom has George coming around so soon after Rex's death.

George? You need to go away.

Loved how Edie called Susan out on her BS. True enough, he is Mary Alice's son, but didn't she remember that he was obsessed with Julie? I thought it was the reason she broke up with Mike in the first place. Don't lead the man on, because he is pursuing a relationship with Zach, and she can either accept it or not. Go mess with Karl or something.

I'd still like to see Lynette being a go-getter at work since there was so much talk about how ruthless she was. Loved the Ms. Mullberry story, and I hate that she died. God bless Tom, because I don't see how he puts up with it.

Maybe the show is picking up some steam now. I actually paid attention unlike the previous ones since the season has started. Not too cartoonish like the other episodes either, but I still miss the dark comedy from the beginning of the first season.