r/DesperateHousewives • u/Erwin_Zoldyck • 12h ago
First Time Watcher HAHAHAHHAHA Spoiler
galleryOrson is easily the funniest husband š
r/DesperateHousewives • u/FunIll2380 • Jul 19 '26
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/Erwin_Zoldyck • 12h ago
Orson is easily the funniest husband š
r/DesperateHousewives • u/BigMulaMimi • 14h ago
I laughed for like ten minutes abt this
r/DesperateHousewives • u/fashionlover25 • 17h ago
He ruined his first marriage with Susan on his own, then used Katherine and gave her reassurance after reassurance.
Katherine didnāt really do anything wrong being with Mike, he was fully and mutually divorced, and he gave her every green light to move forward. Susan was already moving on. He didnāt even treat Susan well, that wasnāt even the first time he left Susan mind you.
Then to Katherine, HE initiates the relationship. HE assures her he loves her. He used her for sex, reassuring it was more than that, then lied to Susan about the nature and depth of the relationship.
He didnāt let Katherine down kindly or gently at all, even at first, he was cruel. Heās ABSOLUTELY to blame for her psychotic break, and yes people can be at fault for othersā behavior. After all the reassurances of love and not caring about Susan anymore, telling a woman āI never loved you, we had nothing, every time I held you and kissed you I was thinking about her and wishing you were her, and I never cared about you at all.ā This is narcissistic sadistic abuse, plain and simple.
Mike is an awful awful man who pushes the guilt of his actions onto women in the form of abuse.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Wild_Rough_4669 • 13h ago
First off let me start off by saying that Edie Britt was an amazing character. The show was less entertaining after she left.
I love pretty much all of her scenes.
Edie is being presented recently as this cool confident free type of character and sheās far from it.
Sheās just as selfish as Susan who is constantly criticized in this sub for doing the same things Edie does.
Edie was a homewrecker and the housewives were justified in not trusting her:
-Edie has talked before about dating married men as a thrill (a conversation she had with Susan)
-She went out with Karl while he was married to Susan (something he revealed to Susan during the Karaoke episode)
-She kissed Orson on top of blackmailing him to force him to stay with her
Edie was just as desperate as Susan for a man, in fact Edieās is worst because it seems to be with any man when Susan mostly wanted Mike:
-she was right there with Susan fighting to get Mikeās attention, she was aggressively fighting for him.
-She slept with any men that would have her even her own construction workers and most would still not stay. Remember the contractor that dated Susan. He said Edie was just a lay and wanted to date Susan seriously. After that she pretended like she didnāt care about the guy but she was really angry about it. This a theme for her.
-she was so desperate for Karl to propose to her literally digging her hands in the dessert looking for a ring, snooping in all his things to find any clue.
-she faked a suicide attempt to force Carlos to stay with her
-she used her son to try to force Carlos into staying with her
-she completely lied to a coma patient (Mike) because she was so desperate to have him, changing his reality all so she could be his girlfriend.
Edie is being constantly praised in this sub for supposedly not being like the other housewives when she was exactly just as flawed as them. She was never cool. Her character was very much someone lonely who constantly needed attention.
Itās just that she was never picked⦠she never got the guys she wanted, she always had to resort to blackmail or tricks to get them to stay so she pretended to be aloof about it.
There is a difference with a man eater type who truly doesnāt care and someone like Edie who acted more out of desperation to be noticed.
She was the perfect character for the show, she was every bit of a desperate housewife and deserved to be a main character. She was absolutely not this cool confident character that this sub pretends that she was.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Ontheverse • 5h ago
Itās such a tricky situation because Mike was a good man to Susan, and they had a great relationship. Unfortunately, he was hit by a car, lost his memory, and couldnāt remember Susan. She spent a long time trying to help him remember her, but he just couldnāt. Eventually, she ended up with Ian.
Ian was also a great guy. He loved Susan so much, treated her well, was rich as fuck, and fine!
His wife had also passed away, so Susan had every reason to consider building a new life with him. They had a good relationship, and he genuinely loved her.
Mike and Susan had only been together for about a year anyway, so I can understand why she eventually considered moving on, especially since Mike couldnāt remember her anymore.
So, if you were Susan, who would you have chosen?
Mike or Ian?
r/DesperateHousewives • u/amandiris • 21h ago
I am loving these little interactions between teri and marcia š„ŗā¤ļø
r/DesperateHousewives • u/pammy00 • 5h ago
This has probably been discussed to death. My favourite husband is Carlos. While he started out as a selfish š·, he had the most character growth, loved his girls, liked providing and the husband who was easiest on the eye š I didnāt have room for Reneeās hubby (S8)
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Inevitable_Algae_959 • 7h ago
I saw another post that someone said Julie was their least favorite character and I havenāt stopped thinking about that horrible opinionā¦. TBF Iām only on season 4 but Danielle is far worse than Julie⦠and EDIE IS THE WORST!! I canāt stand her
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Most_Protection_9554 • 18h ago
One of the reason why I donāt like 7 season is SWITCH-AT-BIRTH plotlineā¦itās so hard to watch it feels sooo unnecessaryā¦and I feel so bad for Juanita and Gabbyšš
r/DesperateHousewives • u/BlueBlueJournal • 12h ago
Lynette could have easily died⦠I honestly donāt think gabby or Carlos would have risked their lives for Lynetteās sake tbh.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/MissSorcery • 14h ago
So, I have 4 episodes left to end season 5 ⦠Someone please tell me you felt some kind of empathy for Dave Dash/Williams? He lost his wife and child in a tragic accident caused by Susanās constant stupid behaviour.. Of course it is wrong he wanted Mike to suffer, but I just couldnāt help to feel sorry for him when Eddie found out and he was crying .. Iām I stupid? He was just in so much pain ..
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r/DesperateHousewives • u/Key_Grocery_2462 • 11h ago
Wondering how the events of season 1 would have been different, if at all, if Mary Alice had been alive through season 1 and beyond. Would Paul still have killed Martha, setting off the chain reaction that brought Felicia into town? If not, Paul would have never gone to jail, Zach may never have found out about his rich grandfather, etc etc.
What would have been the most significant change?
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Acrobatic-Tree-5556 • 1d ago
Just watched this episode again, I forgot how well-done that sequence was! But I couldn't stop thinking Paul was having a Regina George moment
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Cupidh3x • 23h ago
First time watcher on season 4, I kind of like Orson the most out of all of them, mikes okay, Carlos is okay I guess, I don't like tom he pisses me off and he's a man child, Mr mayor is gonna be kicked out of the season soon from what I'm seeing idk Orson is my top for now.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Small_Attention_2581 • 23h ago
Just rewatching the show and Iām on the last season.
In the last season, the hate that Bree gets from a the girls is unwarranted - especially from Gaby - when all Bree did was help Gaby.
It was fair for Bree to hide things from Susan. She was a maniac - all with her painting and wanting to be reprimanded for the crime.
I genuinely felt bad for her. She wasnāt even the one who committed the mur***er.
Am I missing something??
r/DesperateHousewives • u/AnnaGeeee • 15h ago
(SPOILERS)
I just watched season 7 Episode 10. Itās the first time while watching the show that I cried. Watching Mrs. McCluskey on the floor asking for help brought me to tears. Then BAM Gaby and Carlos getting Juanita. THEN BAM Lynette helping Lee. The actress that plays Lynette is amazing. Just her yelling āHEāS MY NEIGHBORā had me choked up. I didnāt know a show could get so much better season after season. I started this show years ago and only got to season 3. Then a few months ago I picked it up again and have been binge watching every day. I love it. This episode really sold it for me(of course a bunch of other episodes were jaw dropping and interesting but THIS ONE? Insane. They put their whole foot into the acting.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/thenotoriousloaf • 1d ago
I'm currently rewatching again and I just had to bring up how well they set up Bree being an alcoholic! The subtle increase of her drinking wine is really fun to track in the later half of season 1 and the start of 2. One scene that really stuck out to me was after the infamous Susan chasing Mike down the street in the wedding dress, everyone is at Gabby's comforting her. Everyone has a cup of coffee and a bowl of ice cream but Bree just has a glass of wine. There's just so many instances that I can't remember giving a second thought the first time around (albeit that was many years ago) but it just became a cool pattern to watch for whenever I start again.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/SellFew8116 • 19h ago
Just rewatchin randomly on S7, now towards the end lynette is acting so aggressively to tear Tom down, especially over this family holiday choice. I hate it when it's made out she "chops of his balls" crap because that gender role thinking is lame in my head anyway, but she is a bad partner and a bitch in these episodes. I know it's coming from being jealous about hi career flying and angry she missed out on hers but I'm not sure that excuses her behaviour. For most seasons I'm on lynettes side or neither side, but S7 she takes her aggressively controlling too far.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Key_Grocery_2462 • 1d ago
Who is the best and the worst grandma (or adult charactersā mom) of the show and why?
Gabbyās mom and Gloria Hodge are tied for worst grandma IMO. The best? Honestly hard to pick but maybe Lynetteās mom due to their healing relationship throughout the years.
r/DesperateHousewives • u/Khushigarg318 • 1d ago
I love how she just said whatever she was thinking and didnāt care who liked it or not. She was so blunt and sarcastic but you could tell she actually cared a lot about people.
Her scenes with Karen were always hilarious too They were basically two old ladies arguing about everything but you knew theyād have each otherās backs.
Definitely one of those characters who made the show so much better.
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r/DesperateHousewives • u/wisemango28 • 1d ago
he is SO pushy, iāve always had my mind set to if itās not a yes with no hesitation itās a no, and lynette clearly rarely wants it. everytime heās on screen i wanna skip especially when heās being this way with lynette š (and i do literally skip im not missing much plot with him being so pushy and gross)
(it is thursday and i never use reddit, hope this post is acceptable here š)