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Desperate Housewives » Season 8 » What's the Good of Being Good

00:42:31

Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) crumpet

Pip, pip, cheerio, jolly ol' crumpet and tea,
2) carpaccio

So... What's your feeling on carpaccio?
3) entendre

While I appreciate a good culinary double entendre
4) gerbil

I'm not trusting you with celia. Remember your gerbil?
5) swordfish

We're not having swordfish, are we?
6) pari

Uh, so, lynette, is tom back from pari?
7) steakhouse

At a steakhouse?
8) parachute

I didn't know how to make a parachute yet.
9) lapse

This is obviously a temporary lapse
10) liar

And you wanna see what I do to liar?
11) pastry

Shortcrust pastry, fresh strawberries--
12) harp

And the fighting spirit of a baby harp seal.
13) rhino

Preferably one with a hide like a rhino
14) diva

You're hanging out at dive bars picking up trash.
15) haul

For the long haul, well...
16) tow

I went inside to wait for a tow truck.
17) toast

First, a toast.
18) bake

The church bake sale.
19) keeper

And, uh... I know a keeper when I see one.
20) goodness

My goodness, you certainly do work out.
21) freak

It just freak him out.
22) dessert

I'm fine. Look how beautifully my dessert came out.
23) slice

Can't I tempt you with a slice

Verbs

1) molest

When I was 15, he molest me.
2) tempt

Can't I tempt you with a slice
3) swear

Okay, look, I swear there is no possible way
4) owe

I really owe you one.
5) settle

I'm sorry. Adequate, settle, comfortable.
6) calm

And I was hoping that when she calm down,
7) screw

The last time you screw up my apartment.
8) burden

Not so burden down with clothing.
9) cheat

I'd feel like I was cheat on him.
10) quit

Remember how you quit smoking?
11) shut

Yeah, at 4:00 in the morning. I shut it off.
12) suppose

I suppose someone could argue
13) slip

Oh, hey, I'm sorry. The door slip.
14) lie

You can tell all the disgusting lie you can think of.
15) divorce

If she divorce a cricket player,
16) appreciate

An, I appreciate it.
17) realize

Now... I realize it's only been a few months,
18) recognize

At least you recognize it.
19) vacuum

Whoa. Okay. I just vacuum, so if you could--
20) catch

Caught that one on the way to the can.
21) push

All those years, I thought I push tom
22) decide

...and that's when I decide to fly to oklahoma city
23) lock

My feeling is I'd like to be lock

Adverbs

1) terribly

And I am still terribly lost.
2) briefly

So now all I want is a body in my bed at night, briefly.
3) meanwhile

And sleeping in the office, and meanwhile,
4) perfectly

Coming up with a perfectly reasonable 5-year plan,
5) besides

Take your time. Besides, if you're not good for it,
6) basically

So basically I want a whole new look--
7) somewhere

But I have to believe there's a guy out there somewhere
8) obviously

And I obviously didn't have $1,000 cash,
9) apparently

Apparently not.
10) forever

I mean, you don't wanna be a stylist forever, right?
11) absolutely

I am absolutely fine.
12) truly

And not who you truly are.
13) certainly

My goodness, you certainly do work out.
14) previously

Previously on...
15) exactly

As long as we did everything exactly her way.
16) perhaps

Perhaps to one of those ladies
17) sometimes

But sometimes the only thing that needs to be removed...
18) quite

It's quite chilly out tonight.
19) late

Or how late she was entertaining,
20) actually

Actually, karen...
21) inside

I went inside to wait for a tow truck.
22) across

I've ever come across.
23) along

(voice breaking) and then you came along.

Adjectives

1) podunk

Frank was the one guy in this podunk town
2) indistinct

(piano playing, indistinct conversations)
3) betrayed

I felt so betrayed.
4) disgusting

You can tell all the disgusting lies you can think of.
5) unpleasant

She may be doing away with an unpleasant memory...
6) jealous

Gustave is jealous and French,
7) intriguing

Sounds intriguing.
8) frustrating

I can see how that would be frustrating.
9) ministerial

That's not very ministerial of you.
10) motivational

Maybe she meant it as a motivational technique.
11) anxious

Now I know you're all anxious to dig in
12) pertinent

The more pertinent question is, what are you doing here?
13) appealing

That finds that appealing.
14) eager

When an eager child learns a new skill...
15) cruel

Now you're just being cruel.
16) relaxed

I've never seen you more relaxed
17) awful

Yeah, that is pretty awful.
18) disappointed

You must be so disappointed in me.
19) surprising

More exciting and surprising than the last.
20) idle

And I don't want to become the subject of idle gossip.
21) entertaining

Or how late she was entertaining,
22) unexpected

(panting) and unexpected.
23) delicious

To the delicious gossip I've provided for you.

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