- George stalks Bree; Lynette uses some leverage against Nina; Carlos is released from prison; Susan finally meets her birth father, and tries to form a relationship.
- Ruining her husband and son's lives was one thing, when dumped wooer George publicly messes with one of her dinner parties Bree doesn't hesitate to shoot with live ammo! Visiting her therapist Dr. Albert Goldfine in hospital she realizes the attacker's blue bike is George's and contacts police detective Barton, who informs her he's also Rex's apparent killed, but seeing the police he hides in a hotel where she attends a charity function and sends her a message he just took suicide pills; she makes sure he confesses to her and dies relieved, pretending to have phoned an ambulance... Lynette is tired of boss Nina's verbal abuse, so when she sees office gopher's pants down to frolic with her uses that as blackmail, only to see the poor kid fired first when Nina is to select a series of budget axings. She incites Stu to demand his job back threatening with an intimacy suit, but he actually sues, Nina is only the first of a wave of firings, assuring Lynette her promotion to VP of accounts is the end of life worth living as incompetent boss Ed is 'the most needy baby in the world'... Carlos is delighted to get paroled early thanks to a Catholic action group, Gabrielle unamused when this corrupts him to the (consumerist-viewed) vice of charity, trough the groups driving one-nun force, suspiciously sister Mary Bernard, so unable to top her as good girl she outclasses her as seductive bad girl, but when the holy terror declares some marriages are doomed, notably selfish Gaby corrupting a basically good man, holy war for her provider is declared with hellish fire... Now Susan knows her biological father Addison Prudy is alive and keeps a shop, she postulates for a sales job, denied as overqualified, then tells the truth but finds he considers any intrusion on his present family by a 'mistake' from decades ago unfair, especially (!) as his wife Carol knows of more recent affairs...—KGF Vissers
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