On this episode, we get another visit from the new and improved John (Jesse Metcalfe), but this time, Gaby is weary of his intentions towards Ana. Lynette learns Tom got a bad grade in college, so she leaves Penny with Tom at school. Angie throws Danny a party, while Karl sends Bree a sexy text message while she‘s at work. Finally, Bree and Katherine cause a scene at a wedding they‘re catering, when Katherine becomes emotional over a cake.

On this episode, Gaby is once again out to prove that she’s a responsible parent after Juanita’s party is ruined. In so doing, however, she clashes with a mother she meets. Unfortunately, it turns out that the woman is the wife of the owner of the company that Carlos is eyeing to merge with. Bree and Karl continue with their affair, while Susan and Katherine finally come to blows. Finally on the Boleyn side, Danny‘s bad judgment leads to a horrible accident that Angie and Nick must cover up.

On this episode, Lynette comes home to find Tom hanging with some of his younger fellow college students. She later finds something more disturbing in a frat party. Meanwhile, Orson learns Bree lied where a cameo pin came from. Juanita causes more problems for Gaby when her swearing has the principal wanting her pulled from the Thanksgiving pageant. And Gaby actually makes matters worse.

On last night‘s episode of Desperate Housewives, it‘s disconcerting how suspicion and obsessive maternal love can rile up a supposedly sane person. Susan was so convinced that it was Danny who was responsible for Julie‘s attack that it got to a point that Angie had to seek the aid of a baseball bat just to retaliate. Yes, it‘s become that bad. On one hand, we can understand she‘s very protective of her daughter, which is well and good, but on the other hand, you got to give the family the benefit of the doubt here.

Judging from the title alone, this Desperate Housewives episode can very well be Bree-centric. Then again, it can also be about Susan, or Gaby, or Katherine, or Lynette, or Angie. Fine, it can refer to anybody. On "Never Judge a Lady by Her Lover" Angie goes to great lengths to protect her son from the lingering suspicion that he‘s responsible for the attack on Julie.

There was much hullabaloo with the rumors that Whitney Houston, he Whitney Houston, is set to visit Wisteria Lane with a recurring role on

After the tornado of season 4 (and the fire at Rick‘s restaurant, and the hostage situation of season 2), the Desperate Housewives people will have to deal with another catastrophe this season as the cliffhanger for the first half of the season, Entertainment Weekly reports.

On tonight‘s episode of Desperate Housewives, we follow up on what happens after Julie, who was back home for her mom‘s wedding, was viciously attacked in the dying seconds of last week‘s kick-off. The citizens of Fairview try to make sense of the recent attack, and it sheds light to the new family the Bolens when the neighbors start pointing their fingers at them. Another unexpected pregnancy, meanwhile, jeopardizes Julie‘s condition. Angie Bolen, though, is determined to protect her son and her family‘s past. Remember that scar?

I didn‘t know this. According to Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cheery, he originally intended to have Katherine (Dana Delaney) marry Mike (James Denton) in the season 6 opener. However, going around, he changed his mind and instead decided to have Susan (Teri Hatcher) tie the knot lest he incur the fury of fans.

Right from the start of this Desperate Housewives premiere, I was wondering why no one was feeling sorry for Katherine! And as a corollary, why everyone felt happy and nice for Susan conveniently forgetting that Katherine was distraught (I felt the same way when Meredith and Derek got back together and no one remembered that he was dating someone - Nurse Rose - on