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Desperate Housewives » Season 8 » Always in Control

00:43:08

Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) cellmate

Yeah, susan. She'll be my cellmate,
2) bulldozer

Ben's bulldozer start tearing up the woods
3) doorbell

I rang your doorbell twice. Is everything okay?
4) blackmail

No, no, you get a blackmail letter--
5) fumes

Youreallyneed to get away from those paint fumes.
6) sweetie

No, sweetie. He's taking a nap.
7) pageant

Are busy with their bible pageant,
8) biscuit

Okay, last week it was a teething biscuit
9) forehead

Causing lines to appear across the forehead.
10) spaghetti

What are we having? Spaghetti and meat-shapes?
11) pact

Yeah, I mean, 15 minutes after we made a pact
12) circumstance

(mary alice) no matter what the circumstance,
13) disappointment

I wanted to steel myself for disappointment.
14) suspicion

We'll gather information without arousing suspicion.
15) speculation

Gaby is engaging in wild speculation,
16) impulse

She curbed her impulse.
17) porch

Dad and jane are coming. I'm gonna wait on the porch.
18) ignition

(shifts gears, takes keys out of ignition)
19) goose

Goose bumps, seriously.
20) alcoholic

Yeah! An alcoholic with a house full of guns? Genius.
21) aunt

I mean, your aunt renee and i spend time together.
22) bump

Goose bump, seriously.
23) emotion

Revealing their true emotion,

Verbs

1) babysat

I babysat them two months ago.
2) adore

I mean, the girls absolutely adore you, and...
3) motivate

That's not how you motivate people.
4) beg

To keep this secret, you were beg us to tell mike.
5) owe

I owe you one.
6) curb

She curb her impulses.
7) enforce

She enforce a strict dress code.
8) steal

It's bad enough she stole your husband,
9) shake

(whispers) oh, god. I'm shaking.
10) punch

Juanita punch me in the neck, and the other one bit me.
11) dig

No, someone must have dug him out.
12) assure

Permanently, he assure me, and we will be in the clear.
13) pray

That was really nice. We never pray before meals at our house.
14) admit

Then we just admit that we went to the woods without her.
15) drag

I don't believe it. You drag me into this thing.
16) engage

Gaby is engaging in wild speculation,
17) brush

When is the last time you brush your...
18) adopt

Adopted a child?
19) shut

They shut it down. I lose a lot of time,
20) suppose

What am I suppose to do?
21) invite

And she invite us backstage. Is that okay?
22) lie

It's how cops know when people lie.
23) surprise

You never surprise me.

Adverbs

1) harshly

To judge other people so harshly,"
2) adrift

I am totally adrift in that class.
3) backstage

And she invited us backstage. Is that okay?
4) technically

Technically proficient but totally boring.
5) practically

Oh, I mean, you're practically family.
6) permanently

Permanently, he assures me, and we will be in the clear.
7) sudden

All of a sudden what?
8) aside

This aside, it was a pretty good evening, wasn't it?
9) obviously

And she obviously knows how to get what she wants--
10) apparently

Well, apparently, jane doesn't play by the same rules.
11) definitely

I can definitely use you.
12) twice

I rang your doorbell twice. Is everything okay?
13) absolutely

I mean, the girls absolutely adore you, and...
14) truly

And we can see how well-behaved they truly are.
15) previously

Previously on...
16) sometimes

But sometimes the only way we can truly change our lives...
17) finally

Finally.
18) instead

Instead of the one they're covering with.
19) actually

Well, actually,
20) kind

It's kind of like anita's dress in "west side story,"
21) fine

I seem to be doing that just fine on my own.
22) inside

And now you're inside.
23) enough

It's bad enough she stole your husband,

Adjectives

1) 1st

Here's you with me and your dad at your 1st birthday.
2) frigid

Frigid winter landscapes.
3) teething

Okay, last week it was a teething biscuit
4) lonesome

Threesome? Looks more like a lonesome to me.
5) tempting

It must be so tempting to just...
6) distressed

When a person is distressed, their eyebrows go up,
7) proficient

Technically proficient but totally boring.
8) lush

Lush summer vistas.
9) uncomfortable

Lynette scavo was used to uncomfortable questions.
10) diplomatic

Clearly, we have to be diplomatic, crafty.
11) unstable

Yeah, what does that tell us? They're unstable.
12) modest

(singsongy) oh, juanita. Don't be modest.
13) threatening

Bree showed gaby the threatening note.
14) awful

And that awful yellow tape would have been everywhere.
15) fascinating

Well, that's all very fascinating,
16) grateful

We are so grateful to have them as our neighbors.
17) legitimate

Legitimate whining.
18) indirect

We'll ask indirect questions, scan her house for clues.
19) rid

He just asked mike to get rid of it.
20) strict

She enforced a strict dress code.
21) precious

Who we'd want to be guardians of our precious angels,
22) fake

I do not want you to give me a fake grade.
23) weird

That's weird.

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