Take that George.
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Thank god George is gone..........at least Bree got to learn that he killed Rex........before he died.......geez....this show is getting crazy!!! JUICY JUICY!!! 
Yea the nun is trying to get Carlos i think.....
and i think Lynette might have another thing coming with her job!!! oh no!!!
and susan .....man her dad is a jerk huh? cant wait till next week ....then i guess we will be in a lul for a while.....
Yea the nun is trying to get Carlos i think.....
and i think Lynette might have another thing coming with her job!!! oh no!!!
and susan .....man her dad is a jerk huh? cant wait till next week ....then i guess we will be in a lul for a while.....
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Finally watched DH and I'm caught up now.
First off, that nun isn't a nun!!! Or how a nun should behave anyways......not at all like the nuns I remember!!!! Carlos better watch out, she'll walk all over him. For once I feel bad for Gabby, can't believe it either.
Lynette.....wow, be careful of what you wish for huh? She'll never turn into Nina will she? LOL No, that can't happen.
Bree.....shocked she'd let George drift off and not call 911. I was also surprised she went to his room, after learning he was responsible for Rex's murder.
Brent - guess this really means that Rex is dead......dang.
Funniest comment of the whole night was when Edie said she turned out okay w/o a dad.....LOL Geez, how old was she when she lost her virginity? 12? But poor Susan, knew her dad would let her down. This is DH afterall.....
Mary
First off, that nun isn't a nun!!! Or how a nun should behave anyways......not at all like the nuns I remember!!!! Carlos better watch out, she'll walk all over him. For once I feel bad for Gabby, can't believe it either.
Lynette.....wow, be careful of what you wish for huh? She'll never turn into Nina will she? LOL No, that can't happen.
Bree.....shocked she'd let George drift off and not call 911. I was also surprised she went to his room, after learning he was responsible for Rex's murder.
Brent - guess this really means that Rex is dead......dang.
Funniest comment of the whole night was when Edie said she turned out okay w/o a dad.....LOL Geez, how old was she when she lost her virginity? 12? But poor Susan, knew her dad would let her down. This is DH afterall.....
Mary
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Miss Mary wrote:Funniest comment of the whole night was when Edie said she turned out okay w/o a dad.....LOL Geez, how old was she when she lost her virginity? 12? But poor Susan, knew her dad would let her down. This is DH afterall.....
Actually, I thought it was Edie's "That's the most idiotic plan I have ever heard"(in response to Susan telling the women about how'd she tell her father about her).
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If anyone is interested, here's an interview with the actor who recently played the creepiest DH character so far, George. Read on with a grimace.....LOL
Wonder where he'll land a job next? There goes any chance of him being a Hollywood Hunk! (as if that was ever possible, oh I'm bad today!)
Mary
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Prescription Expires for Housewives Star
by Matt Webb Mitovich
On last Sunday's Desperate Housewives, George overestimated Bree's desire to see him stay alive, and instead ODed on sleeping pills chased with booze. Did the funny pharmacist's portrayer see the end coming? TVGuide.com got a hold of Roger Bart to talk about that most curious George as well as his forthcoming — and very "swishy" — turn in the film remake of The Producers.
TVGuide.com: Coincidentally, I just rushed back from interviewing Felicity Huffman.
Roger Bart: Oh, you did? For Transamerica? I hear she's brilliant. She plays what?
TVGuide.com: A pre-op transsexual.
Bart: You know, I was up for that!
TVGuide.com: No you weren't!
Bart: But I hear she's amazing. She's so nice, isn't she? I love her. One of the reasons I would have loved to have hung around [Housewives] a little bit longer was to do scenes with her.
TVGuide.com: Yeah, I was going to say that you "only" got to work with Marcia Cross, really.
Bart: Oh yeah, pretty exclusively. It would have been great [to act opposite the others]. I also like working with guys, too, so that would have let me work with Nicollette [Sheridan]! [Laughs]
TVGuide.com: Going in, did you figure, "I'm playing a slightly creepy and weaselly pharmacist, so my days are numbered"?
Bart: Yes, I did, but I had hoped it would last longer, obviously. It was kind of an interesting opportunity. In the very first episode he was written sort of Eddie Haskell-y, sort of Leave It to Beaver. "You look so lovely today!" It was so funny, I thought, "Where is this going?" I shot about two scenes and [series creator] Mark Cherry said, "Do you know where he's going?" and I said, "No, but I'd love to know." He said, "Well, he's going to stalk Bree." I thought, "Well, that's kind of fantastic." And it seemed after the few episodes were over — I was originally hired for three — it seemed rather incomplete, I hadn't really gotten into any stalking, I was just staring at the drugstore surveillance tape, which was indeed very creepy. But once I knew I was going to really stalk her, I started to layer in a certain oddness. I find that, as someone who has come out the stage door many times, on [Broadway's] The Producers and in other projects where you're face-to-face with the more exuberant fans, you often find that the edgy ones are one breath away from being very angry at you. They love you so much they hate you. A stalker has that mix of adoration and anger and hate, and I thought that was an interesting balance to play with, kind of like Eddie Haskell meets Tony Perkins meets De Niro in King of Comedy. I used to play it that George loved Bree so much that he hated her, and after about six episodes I found that I had made myself, to some extent, indispensable. As soon as I started to provide "Rexie" with pills, I knew that we were going to have to conclude it.
TVGuide.com: Right, they'd have to bring his story full circle.
Bart: This show is called Desperate Housewives, it is not called "Desperate Pharmacists" — although I very much look forward to my spin-off called "The Funny Pharmacist," which reeks of being a hit.
TVGuide.com: Did you have a favorite episode or scene?
Bart: There were a bunch, man. I really enjoyed the scene where George told the kid [Bree's son] to go to his room; I loved falling down the steps and yelling, "Aw, geez, aw, geez," as I walked out to the sidewalk on my crutches. "I don't need you! I don't need anybody!" That became kind of my anthem at work — the crew guys would yell it at me.
TVGuide.com: Were you sad to say goodbye to Marcia?
Bart: Yeah. It was sad saying goodbye to a lot of people there. It was a really cool group. I feel like we made a lot of good work. I wouldn't call it a party, but we did laugh an awful lot.
TVGuide.com: Hey, maybe George has a smooth-talking twin brother out there?
Bart: Aw, man. That'd be awfully fun! But I think America's probably had its fill. Part of the success of the show is its turnover of colorful people who have come and gone, and all of them have been effective. And Marcia needs to be with somebody who is a big stud who she's attracted to! One thing I long for in my professional life is to play a scene with somebody who finds me attractive. "Ew, he's so creepy, blah-blah-blah." Well, yeah, you try doing 13 episodes with somebody who recoils every time you get close to them! Of course I don't look attractive, you know?! I love Marcia, she's pretty swell.
TVGuide.com: Were you psyched to reprise your stage role in the film remake of The Producers? Not everybody did.
Bart: Not everybody did, so I feel very lucky. I remember the first day we were on the set together, Matthew [Broderick], Nathan [Lane], Gary [Beach] and myself were all kind of going [Imitating Lane], "Oh man, we're lucky to be here."
TVGuide.com: They could have gotten, like, Ashton Kutcher.
Bart: Yeah, totally. But fortunately we lucked out and got to make the movie and that's going to be great. My kids can be embarrassed for years to come! And their kids, too!
TVGuide.com: What's your one line to sum up your character, Carmen Ghia?
Bart: "Swishy." [Laughs]
TVGuide.com: Which newbies' performances should we look out for?
Bart: Will Ferrell — when they first mentioned him as Franz Liebkind, it was one of those no-brainers. He's perfect, he definitely inhabits that crazy space, that insanity that Kenneth Mars brought to [the original film]. And you can't get a much more authentic Ulla than a girl named Uma [Thurman]!
TVGuide.com: What are you up to now?
Bart: I'm making a little independent movie called Doubting Thomas in New Mexico, and then, as you know, I'll be releasing The Producers [in limited release Dec. 16]. After that, I hope to have a quiet Christmas with my two kids.
TVGuide.com: And then start production on "The Funny Pharmacist"!
Bart: Exactly. "The Funny Pharmacist"! I mean, how great is that title?! We'll see.
Wonder where he'll land a job next? There goes any chance of him being a Hollywood Hunk! (as if that was ever possible, oh I'm bad today!)
Mary
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Prescription Expires for Housewives Star
by Matt Webb Mitovich
On last Sunday's Desperate Housewives, George overestimated Bree's desire to see him stay alive, and instead ODed on sleeping pills chased with booze. Did the funny pharmacist's portrayer see the end coming? TVGuide.com got a hold of Roger Bart to talk about that most curious George as well as his forthcoming — and very "swishy" — turn in the film remake of The Producers.
TVGuide.com: Coincidentally, I just rushed back from interviewing Felicity Huffman.
Roger Bart: Oh, you did? For Transamerica? I hear she's brilliant. She plays what?
TVGuide.com: A pre-op transsexual.
Bart: You know, I was up for that!
TVGuide.com: No you weren't!
Bart: But I hear she's amazing. She's so nice, isn't she? I love her. One of the reasons I would have loved to have hung around [Housewives] a little bit longer was to do scenes with her.
TVGuide.com: Yeah, I was going to say that you "only" got to work with Marcia Cross, really.
Bart: Oh yeah, pretty exclusively. It would have been great [to act opposite the others]. I also like working with guys, too, so that would have let me work with Nicollette [Sheridan]! [Laughs]
TVGuide.com: Going in, did you figure, "I'm playing a slightly creepy and weaselly pharmacist, so my days are numbered"?
Bart: Yes, I did, but I had hoped it would last longer, obviously. It was kind of an interesting opportunity. In the very first episode he was written sort of Eddie Haskell-y, sort of Leave It to Beaver. "You look so lovely today!" It was so funny, I thought, "Where is this going?" I shot about two scenes and [series creator] Mark Cherry said, "Do you know where he's going?" and I said, "No, but I'd love to know." He said, "Well, he's going to stalk Bree." I thought, "Well, that's kind of fantastic." And it seemed after the few episodes were over — I was originally hired for three — it seemed rather incomplete, I hadn't really gotten into any stalking, I was just staring at the drugstore surveillance tape, which was indeed very creepy. But once I knew I was going to really stalk her, I started to layer in a certain oddness. I find that, as someone who has come out the stage door many times, on [Broadway's] The Producers and in other projects where you're face-to-face with the more exuberant fans, you often find that the edgy ones are one breath away from being very angry at you. They love you so much they hate you. A stalker has that mix of adoration and anger and hate, and I thought that was an interesting balance to play with, kind of like Eddie Haskell meets Tony Perkins meets De Niro in King of Comedy. I used to play it that George loved Bree so much that he hated her, and after about six episodes I found that I had made myself, to some extent, indispensable. As soon as I started to provide "Rexie" with pills, I knew that we were going to have to conclude it.
TVGuide.com: Right, they'd have to bring his story full circle.
Bart: This show is called Desperate Housewives, it is not called "Desperate Pharmacists" — although I very much look forward to my spin-off called "The Funny Pharmacist," which reeks of being a hit.
TVGuide.com: Did you have a favorite episode or scene?
Bart: There were a bunch, man. I really enjoyed the scene where George told the kid [Bree's son] to go to his room; I loved falling down the steps and yelling, "Aw, geez, aw, geez," as I walked out to the sidewalk on my crutches. "I don't need you! I don't need anybody!" That became kind of my anthem at work — the crew guys would yell it at me.
TVGuide.com: Were you sad to say goodbye to Marcia?
Bart: Yeah. It was sad saying goodbye to a lot of people there. It was a really cool group. I feel like we made a lot of good work. I wouldn't call it a party, but we did laugh an awful lot.
TVGuide.com: Hey, maybe George has a smooth-talking twin brother out there?
Bart: Aw, man. That'd be awfully fun! But I think America's probably had its fill. Part of the success of the show is its turnover of colorful people who have come and gone, and all of them have been effective. And Marcia needs to be with somebody who is a big stud who she's attracted to! One thing I long for in my professional life is to play a scene with somebody who finds me attractive. "Ew, he's so creepy, blah-blah-blah." Well, yeah, you try doing 13 episodes with somebody who recoils every time you get close to them! Of course I don't look attractive, you know?! I love Marcia, she's pretty swell.
TVGuide.com: Were you psyched to reprise your stage role in the film remake of The Producers? Not everybody did.
Bart: Not everybody did, so I feel very lucky. I remember the first day we were on the set together, Matthew [Broderick], Nathan [Lane], Gary [Beach] and myself were all kind of going [Imitating Lane], "Oh man, we're lucky to be here."
TVGuide.com: They could have gotten, like, Ashton Kutcher.
Bart: Yeah, totally. But fortunately we lucked out and got to make the movie and that's going to be great. My kids can be embarrassed for years to come! And their kids, too!
TVGuide.com: What's your one line to sum up your character, Carmen Ghia?
Bart: "Swishy." [Laughs]
TVGuide.com: Which newbies' performances should we look out for?
Bart: Will Ferrell — when they first mentioned him as Franz Liebkind, it was one of those no-brainers. He's perfect, he definitely inhabits that crazy space, that insanity that Kenneth Mars brought to [the original film]. And you can't get a much more authentic Ulla than a girl named Uma [Thurman]!
TVGuide.com: What are you up to now?
Bart: I'm making a little independent movie called Doubting Thomas in New Mexico, and then, as you know, I'll be releasing The Producers [in limited release Dec. 16]. After that, I hope to have a quiet Christmas with my two kids.
TVGuide.com: And then start production on "The Funny Pharmacist"!
Bart: Exactly. "The Funny Pharmacist"! I mean, how great is that title?! We'll see.
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4 clips for this Sunday.
Paul and Zach are back... Bree tells the other wives about George and the truth about Rex's death... Lynette wants a daycare center at work... and Gabby wants Carlos to work on their marriage.
4 clips for this Sunday.
Paul and Zach are back... Bree tells the other wives about George and the truth about Rex's death... Lynette wants a daycare center at work... and Gabby wants Carlos to work on their marriage.
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Yea thats sad.........we will be jonesing for a while.......but the holidays will keep us busy....i think..... 
So creepy Paul and Zach are back....... and Gabby wants to work on their marriage? thats a laugh!!!!!!!!!
3 hours and 20 min. and counting!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank goodness I just got my christmas tree all done and decorated so I can relax and watch DH.......now time to cook and give the kid a bath!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So creepy Paul and Zach are back.......
and Gabby wants to work on their marriage? thats a laugh!!!!!!!!!
3 hours and 20 min. and counting!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank goodness I just got my christmas tree all done and decorated so I can relax and watch DH.......now time to cook and give the kid a bath!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Of course they tease us with an excellent preview... 
So...
We're finally getting somewhere on the Betty/Matthew/Caleb plot. That guy who was at the mental ward when Matthew "kidnapped" him saw everything and I'm thinking he knows all about what happened in Chicago(where the murder happened).
The Bree/Andrew plot upcoming(that started tonight) looks great...
Lynette was brilliant tonight.
So...
We're finally getting somewhere on the Betty/Matthew/Caleb plot. That guy who was at the mental ward when Matthew "kidnapped" him saw everything and I'm thinking he knows all about what happened in Chicago(where the murder happened).
The Bree/Andrew plot upcoming(that started tonight) looks great...
Lynette was brilliant tonight.
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