When Katherine comes to Neil and Bob....I mean Lee and Bob's house to tell them to have the fountain removed at their earliest convenience, she is metaphorically smacked down by the gays who tell her that the fountain is not going anywhere. It seems Bob's ex is on the Board of Chicago Memorial Hospital and he knows everything that took place there. Katherine attempts to deny the story, saying that whatever they heard is a vicious lie. Bob tells her that be that as it may, if the story got out it could make her life on Wisteria Lane very uncomfortable and she may have to flee in the middle of night again. Katherine tucks he tail between her legs and walks home without saying another word. It seems Katherine may have won the battle, but Lynette and past indiscretions may win the war.

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"Watch your step, gays, or I'll have my husband give you a lobotomy just like he did to my dau....I mean. Cookies? Who wants cookies?"

So what did you think? What the hell happened in Chicago and why does Dylan have such beautiful, lustrous flowing hair? How will Edie take her revenge on Carlos and Gaby, and will it be considered statutory? How much you wanna bet that Danielle's baby is gonna come out black? Can't wait to see Bree applying Lancombe to a newborn. We have time to kill before the erroneously late Halloween episode next week, so tell us your thoughts.

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shia0bundan:

Great recap! Love the trapped in the closet reference. :D

I'm confused. In what world can the entire street get together and decide to start removing property from other people's hosues? Does this actually happen in real life, or is it just Mark Cherry's la-la-land vision of suburbia? I just Wiki'd what a homeowner's association is (I imagine only stick-up-their-asses type of communities have 'em) and it says they have no "police" power. Given that, it would have been really easy for both Lynette and the gays to tell Katherine to shove it! Ugh, this storyline was wayyyyyyy too contrived.

Clair:

Neil and Bob... very clever!

Two Fives and a Ten:

Actually...Homeowner's Associations actually have a lot of power over stuff like that. I find it quite hilarious. The neighborhood my parents live in (which is far from a stick up your ass 'hood) makes everyone have the same color trashcan (which they provide) and it has to be at the same spot in the driveway and removed at the same time. You also have to keep your grass a certain height in some neighborhoods. Weird...a little too suburban for me and I LOVE to crack jokes with my dad over it because he calls this one lady the "pool nazi." She's the head of the homeowner's association there...and she's a little too into her job.

lagitha:

Luvved the recap! Fozzie, you have the uncanny ability to give a clever recap of a ridiculously dull show. Almost as brilliant as the wonderfully snarky comments were those pictures of Hasselhoff and Hogan!

juddfan:

FozzieBare, I love you, I honestly love you!!! I often stand on my lawn admiring my erection too, just knowing it's from my friend Tom in Finland makes it a daily squirt for me! But just in case, I better renew my subscription to Black Inches--you keep reminding me what I've been missing. TG I did become the whore my Mother always wanted me to be!!!

shia0bundan:

Two Fives and a Ten

Man.. I'm originally from the suburbs (and a white-collar, stuffy one at that) so I get the whole "uniformity" thing ...but actually having to consult all the idiots in the neighborhood about what color trashcans should be would drive me crazy.

What happens if someone just flat out refuses to get rid of the statue or tree house??? Does the association have actual power to go and physically remove it ?

spreadhead:

In my suburban neighborhood, you have to have HOA approval to do anything to your house...painting, new shutters, landscaping...and if you don't sign your paper and pay your dues to agree to it, then you can't use the neighborhood facilities like the pool, clubhouse, or tennis courts.

fire@will:

California HOA's can be that bad and worse. Often, a few retired busy bodies with one or two axes to grind get on there and assume they can just make up laws that bind. Usually, everyone just ignores them, but sometimes they end up in a little box buried in the community flower bed.

fire@will:

I vote this BEST recap of the week...

fozziebare:

Thanks for the comments, guys!

Juddfan, I totally love you now too. Thanks for feeding my sick and desperate constant need for approval.

And Fire@Will, best recap ever in the history of the world? Seriously? That's so sweet. (Yea, I hear what I want to.)

bdos88:

Let me join in the Fozziebare love fest - another awesome recap! The ultimate compliment I can give you is that because of your excellent recaps I'm actually compelled to watch DH again, just so I can fully enjoy your snark.

juddfan:

I vote not just best recap of the week, but one of my top tens 4eva!

And fozzie, any time I can feed someone sick and desperate . . . I'm there!!!!

Maremba:

First timer, here. Can someone clue me in on Mrs McCluskey's reference to Bree's husband "looking for the door knob". I'm usually pretty savvy, but that confused me. Is it just that he's looking to get out of the house? Thanks, love the recaps.

LoLo:

Welcome, Maremba!

McCluskey meant that Orson is trying to find the door knob of the closet door so he can come out of the closet, just like Andrew already has. Implying that he's gay, or bi-curious, or something :)

I love McCluskey. Great recap, btw, Fozzie!

Maremba:

Thanks LoLo. That makes perfect sense, I can't believe I didn't see it; I feel like such a moron.

Maremba:

Thanks, LoLo. It makes perfect sense, I can't believe I didn't get it. I feel like a moron. :-(

fire@will:

I didn't understand the doorknob reference, either, but was too vain to admit it.

Who knew TV could be so educational?

blahblah:

Fozzie, this is a GREAT recap! I have found this season boring so far, but this episode was actually funny and your recap did it more than justice.

Too many quotables to...quote.

1. "Jesus juice" lol!
2. All of the references to decrepit, aged Susan
3. Carlos trapped in the closet (ah, now his and Edie's hookup finally makes sense)
4. Andrew being a fan of Black Inches (hey, who isn't?)

In the episode, I love that Lynette and Katherine are now rivals. This is a worthy girlfight (unlike with Bree, whose only fighting technique is to try to out-polite Katherine). Team Lynette Kicking Katherine's ass!

Am I the only one who is loving the fact that Lee HATES Susan and is willing to describe his hate in very sarcastic detail? Also, how awesome was it when Katherine actually mentions Susan's too-obvious need for approval? Team New Wisteria Lane Neighbors!

Lastly, I wish Edie knew how to tie a stronger noose.

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