Clearly, indeed. How time does corrode our sense of ethics. To think what a figure of innocence he was in his earliest scenes as Jeffrey Beaumont. At least before he turns a little too voyeuristic.
Well, Mike thinks he recognises Orson (in an earlier scene where the dentist is examining his mouth), but Orson denies that they've ever met before. Presumably he doesn't want Mike to remember, but I guess that that will be part of next season's big mystery. The more bizarre the better, I say! ;)
And yeah, that scene with Gaby was primetime-soap in high gear, hahaha. Eva Longoria cracks me up.
Part of me suspects that Orson must have done some dastardly dentistry related deeds while working on felons, but then I think, wait a minute, what type of horrible dentistry could he do? Improperly fill cavities? Faulty bridge work? Or does he somehow know Dedra, but how does a dentist get mixed up with a drug addict? I also loved the Gabby throwing Carlos out scene, but seriously Carlos the illegal immegrant maid who is bearing your child? Tacky.
Yeah, pharmaceutical misconduct is a bit more obvious, so I wonder where they'll go with the dentistry angle.
Weirdly enough, I found myself anxiously wanting Zach to pull the plug on Noah. Like, practically cheering for him to do the old man in. Oh, how television and movie-plots mess with our usual sense of morals. I wonder if Zach will try to win back Julie now that he's inherited a fortune. Seeing as she and Susan are homeless, and no longer planning to accept the house from Karl.
I'm downloading it as we speak. Woot for BitTorrent...
I intend to model myself on Bree when I become all homely and family-orientated...
And when I say model, I mean the nervous-breakdown-take-me-to-the-asylum parts too. I hope you'll be there to take me when I start talking to Teri Hatcher in my sleep.
Bree is my favourite, too -- even crazy Bree. Though I think that mostly I just want to look that good in underwear co-ordinated to match my hair colour.
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here's to endearingly twisted prime time (or any time) television!
*drinks deeply--absinthe, of course*
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A toast to you, my compatriot abroad!
*clink*
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Btw, the scene where Gabrielle throws out Carlos and then tells Charmaine (sic) that she's still in her employ/servitude: Best. TV. Moment. EVER.
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And yeah, that scene with Gaby was primetime-soap in high gear, hahaha. Eva Longoria cracks me up.
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Or does he somehow know Dedra, but how does a dentist get mixed up with a drug addict?
I also loved the Gabby throwing Carlos out scene, but seriously Carlos the illegal immegrant maid who is bearing your child? Tacky.
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Weirdly enough, I found myself anxiously wanting Zach to pull the plug on Noah. Like, practically cheering for him to do the old man in. Oh, how television and movie-plots mess with our usual sense of morals. I wonder if Zach will try to win back Julie now that he's inherited a fortune. Seeing as she and Susan are homeless, and no longer planning to accept the house from Karl.
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I intend to model myself on Bree when I become all homely and family-orientated...
And when I say model, I mean the nervous-breakdown-take-me-to-the-asylum parts too. I hope you'll be there to take me when I start talking to Teri Hatcher in my sleep.
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...you could just buy a pair of black pants, though.....
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Okay, I'll stop talking about pants now. :P
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