Comments on: Desperate Housewives: Pizza and Cake http://www.theprimetimedish.com/2007/04/30/desperate-housewives-pizza-and-cake/ Ranting And Raving About Primetime TV Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:29:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Jessica http://www.theprimetimedish.com/2007/04/30/desperate-housewives-pizza-and-cake/#comment-77 Jessica Mon, 30 Apr 2007 21:26:40 +0000 http://www.theprimetimedish.com/?p=77#comment-77 i thought it was hilarious... i just think it sucked how susan may finally get to be with mike but now he is gone... did yall see the spoiler where she goes tolook for him... well i found another spoiler that said she would go look for him and then get into some trouble, mike hears about some woman looking for a guy she's in love with and he goes looking through the woods for susan! maybe he'll be here knight in shining whatever.. lol i thought it was hilarious… i just think it sucked how susan may finally get to be with mike but now he is gone… did yall see the spoiler where she goes tolook for him… well i found another spoiler that said she would go look for him and then get into some trouble, mike hears about some woman looking for a guy she’s in love with and he goes looking through the woods for susan! maybe he’ll be here knight in shining whatever.. lol

]]> By: k8 http://www.theprimetimedish.com/2007/04/30/desperate-housewives-pizza-and-cake/#comment-76 k8 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 16:41:18 +0000 http://www.theprimetimedish.com/?p=77#comment-76 Favorite story of the week: Edie vs. Gabby Men never really believe how women can be manipulative and conniving -- they see things through a Guy Lens so they often don't look beneath the surface of a person's actions. This was true Scorned Woman at its best. I loved Edie's rebuttal using Lynette's and Susan's livelihood to reel them in. And, of course, it was paid off by a fantastic moment of Lynette's exemplary parenting as she crawls across the yard and tells her kid to go play with the deadly snake. Nice, Lynette, nice. Favorite story of the week: Edie vs. Gabby

Men never really believe how women can be manipulative and conniving — they see things through a Guy Lens so they often don’t look beneath the surface of a person’s actions. This was true Scorned Woman at its best. I loved Edie’s rebuttal using Lynette’s and Susan’s livelihood to reel them in. And, of course, it was paid off by a fantastic moment of Lynette’s exemplary parenting as she crawls across the yard and tells her kid to go play with the deadly snake. Nice, Lynette, nice.

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