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Desperate Housewives Rundown Episode 9: "Me and My Town"
While I thought this week's episode of Desperate Housewives is pretty good, I really missed the recent guest stars (Frances Conroy as the wealthy Virginia Hildebrand and Lily Tomlin as Mrs. McCluskey's sister Roberta)! But overall this episode — all about the immediate aftermath of the fire at the club where Blue Odyssey was playing their first show — is better than most of them, in my opinion. Nothing too ridiculous happens (not even, surprisingly, in Susan's storyline), and there are even a few truly sweet moments (like Carlos's little speech to Gaby about why he married her).
Desperate Housewives Rundown Episode Five: "Mirror, Mirror"
I really enjoyed the format of this week's episode of Desperate Housewives, how about you? It hit the ground running with each of the various couples engaged in its own tense moment, topped off by Mrs. McCluskey walking into her birthday party wielding a baseball bat! Throughout the episode we learn all about what we missed over the past five years.
Desperate Housewives Rundown Episode 10, "Welcome to Kanagawa"
It feels like it was ages ago that we left Lynette unleashing her primal scream at a nearly destroyed Wisteria Lane, and by last night I was more than ready to find out what happened with everyone on Desperate Housewives. Maybe it's the steady decrease in new episodes on TV, but I was downright giddy to watch this week's DH, and I'm glad it didn't disappoint. Then again, because there is so little by way of new TV it's possible my standards were lowered.
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TV Tonight: Desperate Housewives Go Back in Time For 100th Episode
Tonight will mark the 100th episode of Desperate Housewives with the stories taking a nostalgic look back in time to the show's beginnings — and even before then. Here's more:
In Sunday's episode, flashbacks — new scenes, not clips — go back even before the pilot to show how each woman developed as she did. Handyman Eli Scruggs (Beau Bridges) "is brilliantly woven through the tale of each of our lives," [Nicolette] Sheridan says.
Razzie Nominations: Lohan, Norbit Among the Worst Offenders
A day before Hollywood recognizes its finest with Oscar nominations, the 28th annual Golden Raspberry Awards stepped up to call out the film world's worst. Lindsay Lohan's I Know Who Killed Me led all movies with nine nominations, but Eddie Murphy did LL one better, singlehandedly garnering five nominations (in four different categories!) for his multiple Norbit characters. That's a new Razzie record for one person, a dubious honor if ever there was one.
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