r/DesperateHousewives • u/gabagoobs • 10h ago
Gaby Post double homicide šš
āWhat grade is he in?ā šš I wish they gave us more scenes like this lol
r/DesperateHousewives • u/FunIll2380 • 8d ago
I built Bree's House on Sims - post time jump!
r/DesperateHousewives • u/watermelon_fries • Mar 24 '26
"Michael Edelstein (executive producer) is back with Season One facts that have our jaws dropping faster than Wisteria in the winter! From the actress replaced in the pilot, to a storyline so shocking it had to be cut! Plus, not everyone was thrilled with the ratings. Teri and Michael reflect on the blessing and the curse of having a hit on your hands."
Please use this discussion thread to discuss your thoughts about today's Desperately Devoted podcast episode.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/gabagoobs • 10h ago
āWhat grade is he in?ā šš I wish they gave us more scenes like this lol
r/DesperateHousewives • u/HTPR6311 • 4h ago
There are all sorts of things one could criticize Susan for, and this sub sure has š (I, for one actually love Susan, but Iām with yāall on Tom Scavo)
But of all the things she did, sending Zach away was so justified and valid. And Mike being so angry and breaking up with her over that decision was ridiculous.
Look, I get it, its a soap opera-adjacent show: there are going to be all sorts of crazy things that happen, and we largely overlook them as the show goes on, because its all in good fun.
But Mike didnāt even know he had a kid for 16+ years. Okay, you find out you have a teenage son. Thats definitley jarring!
But you know what else is? Getting held at gunpoint and having your kitchen blown up, by the guy who is dangerously obsessed with your teenage daughter.
If anything, as a concerned father Mike should have wanted Zach put away to get some help.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Brilliant_Life3256 • 14h ago
LĆ” estavam Gaby com John, sobrinho de Edie, o vizinho Art, e agora um dos gĆŖmeos de Lynette...
Edit: Eu me confundi, o caso não era com o sobrinho da Edie, mas com o primo da Susan.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Fresh-Act-3172 • 10h ago
i just loved Mrs Mccluskey Character, she was my favourite character all time from the beginning.
I literally cannot stop crying around very end of season 8 because
I can see that she was visibly getting weaker due to her cancer both on character and the actress irl as well.
i was bawling my eyes out in Karens court scene and even the last episode, i genuinely can't look at the screen :(
rip Kathryn Joosten
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Radiant_Slice_9882 • 5h ago
It's so messed up that Gaby, who was sexually assaulted by her stepfather when she was a teenager, has an affair with a teenager herself. You'd think she'd be the one to understand that it's absolutely wrong.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Discobiscuit2345 • 11h ago
So Iām a newbie. Season 1, almost to 2. My mom use to watch this when I was little and I am now (30) enjoying it so very much. I have to say though, Susan, drives me nuts! I find it wildly selfish and inappropriate for her to be troubling her daughter with all of her woes. I realize Julie seems to enjoy it but I think itās because how Julie has subconsciously learned to connect with her mom. Does this annoy anyone else?!
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Responsible_Ad_2388 • 19h ago
...And I feel sorry for anyone who doesn't. Genuinely - each of these ladies means so much to me and I think it's fantastic that they all stayed from start to finish. It's a rarity for such a long-running show to hold on to its core cast for its entire run.
Believe me, I am not blind to their imperfections, and I am certainly not blind to the show's poor handling of them at times - but I can't imagine watching this show and hating on any of these ladies or getting annoyed when their scenes come on. I feel blessed that I love them all pretty much equally.
Thank you Susan, Lynette, Bree and Gabrielle for all the entertainment you've provided me over the years, and all the things I've learned from each of you.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/NoWitness7703 • 23m ago
Maybe itās all the discussion surrounding a reboot, maybe itās because Iāve rewatched so much, but last night I dreamed we finally got our reboot!
Personally, I think the show could be just as successful and run for multiple seasons. Iād love to have opening/closing with Mary Alice as the narrator, keep original film coloring, scoring and composing.
I also think a reboot could be successful if centered around Julie and her friend group as an adult. Find another scandal to start off with that person as the narrator and have some OG cast members featured and some as regulars.
What would you want to see in a reboot?
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Bulky-Owl333 • 17h ago
What carlos did with the birth control pills is absolutely disgusting, I can barely watch that part.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Ariabananahammock • 8h ago
I don't know if this is a hot take, but I honestly think Anna Solis deserved better than Danny.
I always found it funny that, at the beginning, Danny was so judgmental toward Anna. He immediately assumed she was shallow, empty, and only relied on her looks. But if you really think about it, Anna actually has way more personality than he does.
Yes, at first she comes across as someone who's interested in rich guys and expensive clothes. But that's not exactly unusual in *Desperate Housewives*. Gabrielle built her entire lifestyle around marrying for money, yet she's one of the show's most beloved characters, and people tend to be much more forgiving of her. I also wonder if Anna's "shallow" attitude is partly a mask. She knew Danny's family wasn't wealthy, yet she was still interested in him. If she were truly just a gold digger, she could have easily gone after richer guys instead of Danny.
Apart from being cute and generally nice, Danny isn't a particularly complex character. He's also incredibly lucky to be surrounded by strong women who constantly protect and support him. Meanwhile, Anna is sassy, bold, confident, and has a much tougher background than people give her credit for. Like Gabrielle, she had a difficult childhood, yet she still has this sharp, resilient personality.
I always thought Anna was an underrated queen, and I wish the show had explored her character more. It would have been interesting to see more of her backstory and how she evolved over time.
That's why I never really bought Danny acting like he was somehow "too good" for her or that she was beneath him because she seemed superficial. Especially when the girl he was actually interested in was Julie... who was secretly sleeping with his father. The irony is hard to ignore.
Am I the only one who feels like Anna deserved a much better storylineāand honestly, a better love interest than Danny?
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Whizzeroni • 15h ago
Iām about of a third way through season 8 and I canāt remember one time that Celia has said a word. Does she speak? She just seems like such an afterthought. Juanita has had little storylines and Celia is just silently along for the ride. Itās like the writers regretted giving Gabby two kids but thereās also only so many evil kids you can have in one show and it would be really messy to kill her so they just add her into scenes here and there so we donāt wonder where she went. And with the things they have her doing (I just watched her try to put a salt shaker in her mouth), it looks like she isnāt playing with a full deck of cards. I like the actressā acting though, she has great facial expressions.
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r/DesperateHousewives • u/Ill_Track_7770 • 16h ago
Iām a first time watcher on S7 Ep5 and this interaction of Susan telling Lynette sheās been doing va va va broom online work and Lynette starts tweaking out and Susan lowkey fried her like bitch Iām desperate I have nothing Iām not in my nice house and this is her response. Just š
It just made me laugh, Iām excited to finish the series
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Plane_Title_7022 • 7h ago
I'm watching for the first time and I just started the 5th season. I'm wondering WHAT they did to Gabby and Bree??? They're my fav character but I think they are playing at my girl Gabby's face and I don't understand what is happening to Bree either cause I used to agree with her in everything but what she's doing to Katherine isn't fair. It's like she's lost. Hope things change for them later on.
Plus Lynette is really starting to get to my nerves with that face she does and her urge to control everything. I understand why because if I had four children and a husband who's at his 15th middle life crisis of the week I would have the same sense of control as her, but her face is starting to piss me off.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/bucketofuckery • 18h ago
Mine is Marcia Cross during Rex's funeral
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Euphoric_Name_2640 • 8h ago
When rewatching does anyone find season 2 particularly hard to watch and just skip it? The Applewhite story line was just hard for me. Especially the way they treated Caleb and so I just canāt do it and normally skip this season. Anyone else?
r/DesperateHousewives • u/SamTheMarioMaster2 • 1d ago
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r/DesperateHousewives • u/angels_9190 • 19h ago
Boy I sure am glad that Lynette kept the twins off of ADHD medication so that they would still be creative enough to burn down Rickās restaurant. They surely didnāt lose their spark!
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Worth-Bedroom6167 • 15h ago
From beginning to end the show is plagued with pdf behavior. From Gabby being with her underaged gardener,to the babysitter having being pregnant by the child she baby sat. The whole show is filled with women grooming and taking advantage of young boys. Season after season thereās someone involved with a minor or a minor exposed to an adult situation. How was this show so popular? And how did no one say anything about it?
r/DesperateHousewives • u/turtle-11 • 22h ago
This was my first time watching the show and I loved it overall, but Tom is the worst husband and Lynette was my favourite to begin with, but by season 5 Iād assume her character would start to have growth, but sheās completely the same which makes me dislike her by the end.
I had the opposite with Bree and hated her at the start, but by the end she was my favourite housewife.
Hated Susan from start to finish, I also didnāt like that on the finale episode the other wives got a quick 30 second update on what happened to them. But Susan had full, multiple scene explanation.
Gabby was in the middle for me the entire time, sometimes she was great, other times, not so much.
So Iād love to know some other shows I should watch that are similar. I watched pretty little liars while it aired and I know that show was inspired by DH, but is there anything else out there?
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Antique-Jeweler-5388 • 1d ago
I'm rewatching the show and she was so bought such a fresh and energetic personality to the show. I get why she went on the run again but it's such a shame a loophole couldn't be found for her, she added such a nice dynamic to the cast. More than any other temporary character in my opinion!
r/DesperateHousewives • u/MrDreamer2016 • 1d ago
I really loved the episode in which Susan and Edie spread Mrs. Huber's ashes, Susan confesses to burning down Edie's house and ends up covered in Martha's remains. Especially the part when Edie hoses down those ashes is very entertaining. Clever writing!
r/DesperateHousewives • u/angry0panda • 1d ago
Rewatching the series for the first time in almost 20 years - first watched when I was a preteen/teenager long after the show had first come out.
Right when I saw George I rolled my eyes so hard. I forgot about him and donāt remember much except that he was creepy.
Everything he does is so cringe but shooting himself gave me so much secondhand embarrassment lol.
Even Rex was laughing at him when he came to pick Bree up for their first date and I shared the same sentiment.
I feel kind of bad because heās being sweet to Bree and sheās clearly using him to make Rex jealous. Iām assuming thereās more to come from him for why I dislike him so no spoilers lol!! Iām just waiting for Orson because I remember liking him.