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Desperate Housewives » Season 8 » You Take for Granted

00:43:10

Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross

536

Words to remember

Nouns

1) tranquilizer

It's full of sleeping pills and tranquilizer,
2) lowlife

And now this lowlife wants to kill my husband,
3) rhubarb

Yeah. Karen made rhubarb. I don't know why.
4) someplace

Yeah! Maybe to someplace with a good public school.
5) knuckle

Instead of slapping jimmy knuckle
6) orson

But orson had the last word.
7) niece

My niece cindy. She's a photographer.
8) booze

When you were drowning your guilt in booze,
9) sweetie

Okay, sweetie, you're a little worked up.
10) rufus

If she made us give back rufus?
11) bedtime

Okay. (singsongy) bedtime for bonzos!
12) orphan

So just you, or did you adopt a bunch of orphan
13) scrabble

You know, play scrabble with her,
14) puff

Are those the cheese puff I brought?
15) mob

"Beat up a mob guy, putting our whole family in danger."
16) litter

I'm not the one who just brought kitty litter into our lives.
17) slice

Well, may I cut you a slice?
18) mug

You want me to put some in a travel mug?
19) gentleman

I'm a party girl with a taste for young brazilian gentlemen.
20) excitement

You want excitement, shake things up.
21) detective

All right, detective, I think we're wasting your time.
22) affair

The ol' "put your affair in order" speech.
23) neighbor

What a shame these neighbor take each other for granted...

Verbs

1) bruise

Until someone is either bruise or bleeding,
2) stumble

And then we hit a rough patch, and we stumble,
3) chop

Chopped it up, sold it, made a nice profit.
4) apologize

Why are you apologizing?
5) threaten

The loan shark threaten renee.
6) disappear

When you disappear in rehab,
7) borrow

Borrowed some money from a loan shark,
8) poison

You poison me!
9) remind

Reminds you nothing's more important
10) smell

Mmm! That pie smell wonderful.
11) shake

Honey, this is how you shake things up?
12) defend

And I defend myself.
13) laugh

It laugh at our pathetic little attempts
14) suppose

Oh, no, no, no, no. She wasn't suppose to say anything.
15) burn

Look, when you've been burn by men as often as I have,
16) divorce

Since you and I aren't even divorce yet. I know.
17) realize

One thing I realize in rehab--
18) pour

So if I pour this glass of wine,
19) throw

I tried to get him to leave, he threw a punch,
20) decide

I'm the one that decide when we're done.
21) lock

Whatcha doin'? Locked myself out, naked.
22) lose

I lost a contact.
23) establish

(mouth full) yes, we've establish that already.

Adverbs

1) medically

Hey, that is medically verified.
2) basically

Is basically just a fancy noose.
3) sad

Okay, have we been sad long enough?
4) obviously

And obviously rehearsed faces?
5) definitely

Well, I definitely meant what I said.
6) apart

Tom and lynette drifted further apart,
7) truly

It was wrong, and I'm truly sorry.
8) previously

Previously on...
9) alone

I don't want to die alone, bree.
10) perhaps

Perhaps I could euthanize you in the morning.
11) finally

We are finally in the clear.
12) instead

Instead of slapping jimmy knuckles
13) almost

And it almost sounded sincere.
14) actually

Actually, this is my gift for penny.
15) kind

And it kind of makes him stop trying to find me again.
16) along

All right, run along, tiny tim.
17) enough

Okay, have we been sad long enough?
18) often

Look, when you've been burned by men as often as I have,
19) far

Tom and lynette drifted further apart,
20) together

That afternoon, old friends got together
21) else

And I'll tell you something else.
22) ago

Three months ago, I was this close to killing myself.
23) ever

I don't ever wanna see you again. Then you shoulda killed me.

Adjectives

1) indistinct

(indistinct conversations, telephone ringing)
2) depressing

It was a quick fix on a very depressing night.
3) sober

Something that says, "i'm sober, I'm stylish,
4) expressive

Because I'm not the most expressive guy in the world...
5) pathetic

It laughs at our pathetic little attempts
6) awkward

Look, I know it's a little awkward.
7) miserable

Gaby, I am miserable at work. I can't do it anymore.
8) devastating

She just got devastating news.
9) uncomfortable

So? I wear lots of uncomfortable things--
10) rugged

Gotta be the rugged good looks.
11) asleep

Juanita's finally asleep.
12) nervous

You're not nervous about your first day back, are you?
13) fancy

Is basically just a fancy noose.
14) brazilian

I'm a party girl with a taste for young brazilian gentlemen.
15) excited

I just thought I'd be more excited than I am.
16) drunk

Okay, maybe not the stinking drunk part,
17) rough

And then we hit a rough patch, and we stumbled,
18) careful

No, wait, carlos! Be careful!
19) sad

Girls, show mommy how sad we'd be
20) stupid

My husband did something really stupid,
21) okay

I'm scared! It's okay, sweetie! Daddy's coming. Just hold on.
22) mad

Oh. You're still mad, aren't you?
23) focused

Okay, can we just please stay focused

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