- 6/24/2025
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00:01Previously on Desperate Housewives
00:03Turns out someone hurt her. I want them dead.
00:05Sometimes
00:06I'm running out of money. In a couple of weeks, I'm gonna be screwed.
00:08In that case, you might want to think about looking for a job.
00:11The answers
00:12If you could just tell me what he told you, then I could fix the problem.
00:15Can't do that.
00:16To life's biggest questions
00:17I had the nightmare again.
00:19What do you think the significance of the name Angela is?
00:22Actually, that's my real name.
00:24She hasn't even been dead a month, and it's like you've totally forgotten she ever existed.
00:27Under even bigger lies
00:29Jack was telling Julie about what happened to Dana.
00:31He didn't mean to kill Dana.
00:38Most mothers will tell you their children are a gift from God.
00:42Most mothers will also tell you that the gifts their children give them are less than heavenly.
00:50Lynette had suffered through artwork made in kindergarten
00:55Spice racks made in summer camp
00:59And jewelry made at the Scout Jamboree.
01:04But this day, Lynette Scavo received a gift every mother dreams of.
01:10One she wasn't embarrassed to display.
01:12Where did you guys get this pot?
01:14We made it!
01:15Really?
01:16I love it!
01:17Well, this is the nicest present you boys have ever given me.
01:22And you know what?
01:23I'm going to put it out on the front porch so the whole neighborhood can enjoy it.
01:27Lynette knew she cherished the memory of that moment for the rest of her life.
01:33The memory of that moment was ruined the very next day.
01:40Lynette Scavo, why are you taking my flower pot?
01:44Because it's mine. Your boy stole it off my porch.
01:46No, no, no. My sons made that for me for Valentine's Day.
01:49I bought this in Costa Rica on my last cruise.
01:51You see? So I got the price tag on it. Look.
02:01What? Nothing more to say? Can't cut your tongue?
02:05You listen to me. Keep your brats off my property.
02:08Yes. Most mothers will tell you their children are a gift from God.
02:15Most mothers will also tell you there are some days when you wish you could return them.
02:38It was the day before Valentine's Day and every man on Wisteria Lane was preparing for this most dangerous of holidays.
03:07While some purchased romantic cards.
03:13And some brought home candy and flowers.
03:17And some made dinner reservations at fancy restaurants.
03:22Others managed to forget about the day entirely. Again.
03:28This flurry of activity was lost on the women of Wisteria Lane.
03:33They were busy learning a secret about their neighbors.
03:36A secret that was positively heartbreaking.
03:41So Paul said that Zachary killed Dana?
03:43Yeah. Well, it must have been some sort of accident.
03:46I mean, little boys don't just kill their baby sisters.
03:48Well, whatever it was, that boy is seriously disturbed and I've forbidden Julie from hanging out with him.
03:53Can you hold her?
03:55So this is it. This is the secret that Mary Alice was trying to protect.
03:58Look at the guilt that she must have lived with.
04:00You know, I never thought I'd say this, but I kind of feel sorry for Paul.
04:04I wish I could. I still feel like something's not right.
04:07What do you mean?
04:08Well, we've all been in their house. Have you ever seen a picture of another kid there?
04:12I mean, why keep Dana's baby blanket and throw out all the photos?
04:16That's a good point.
04:17We never answered why Mary Alice referred to herself as Angela in that therapy session.
04:21All I know is this. Mary Alice loves Zach more than anything in the world.
04:25When you love a child that much, you're capable of doing all sorts of things.
04:31Yeah.
04:36Hello. These were delivered to my house by mistake. May I live for Mary Alice Young?
04:52Oh, my God. I, uh, had a standing order with the florist. I forgot to cancel it.
05:00Mary Alice was my wife. She passed away a few months ago.
05:08I'm very sorry for your loss.
05:10And I'm sorry for yours.
05:12Pardon?
05:13Your sister. Martha?
05:16Oh, yes. Her.
05:23Good Lord, that's Angela.
05:26What?
05:28Angela Forrest. We worked together in Utah. It must be 15 years ago.
05:33I'm afraid you're mistaken. My wife's name was Mary Alice. She's never been to Utah.
05:41Well, it could be a mistake. And as I said, it's been years.
05:47It's been a long time.
05:49It's been a long time.
05:50It's been a long time.
05:51It's been a long time.
05:52It's been a long time.
05:53No, Mickey, you're wrong. I wasn't acting like a diva.
05:56I left the boat show because that coordinator was making passes at me.
06:00I mean, it's not my fault.
06:02Yael Lin, you missed the spot.
06:04No, spare me the lecture and just book me another job quick.
06:07Carlos and I are up to our asses and bills and we can't pay them.
06:11Fine. Bye.
06:13Bye.
06:14Ha.
06:15Kai除了三次.
06:16Ha.
06:17Kai以为自己很了不起.
06:20What did you say?
06:22Nothing.
06:25Are you going to clean that spot?
06:28Which one?
06:29The one I told you to clean.
06:30Clean.
06:32I get to it.
06:42Clean it now.
06:44Why?
06:46Because I said so.
06:49Okay.
06:50But you've got to say please.
06:55Fine.
06:56Please.
07:00Anything to get your back on your knees scrubbing where you belong.
07:05You are not better than me.
07:08Excuse me?
07:09The only reason you have anything in your life is because you are pretty.
07:14One day you'll be old and when that happens, you'll be nothing.
07:20You are so fired.
07:24No kidding.
07:25Oh, Valentine's Day card.
07:26It's pretty.
07:27And meticulously hand painted.
07:28Whoever sent you that must really love you.
07:31And be loaded with talent.
07:32It's beautiful.
07:33Thanks.
07:34Mm-hmm.
07:35So are we still on for tomorrow night?
07:37Oh, not only are we on, I got reservations at La Petite Fleur.
07:39Ooh, that place is so pretentious.
07:40I've been dying to go there.
07:41Boys!
07:42Get your little fannies inside!
07:43Guys!
07:44Oh, poor Lynette.
07:45Oh, poor Lynette.
07:46She doesn't get a new nanny soon.
07:47She's gonna implode.
07:48Hey, guys.
07:49Hey, guys.
07:50Who are you hiding from?
07:51Our mom.
07:52She wants to spank us.
07:53What?
07:54You do something bad.
07:55Oh, no.
07:56I can't be dead.
07:57But not only are we on, I got reservations at La Petite Fleur.
08:00Ooh, that place is so pretentious.
08:01I've been dying to go there.
08:03Boys!
08:04Get your little fannies inside!
08:06Guys!
08:07Oh, poor Lynette.
08:08She doesn't get a new nanny soon.
08:10She's gonna implode.
08:12Hey, guys.
08:13Who are you hiding from?
08:14Our mom.
08:15She wants to spank us.
08:16Why'd you do something bad?
08:18You know, if you hide out too long, she'll get worried.
08:22Then she'll just get madder.
08:24You know what I say?
08:24Go on home.
08:25Take your lops.
08:26Decent chance to have the rest of the day to play.
08:31Come on.
08:32Claim the board.
08:35All right.
08:37You impresses.
08:39Oh, I love kids.
08:40Can't wait to have my own someday.
08:42Oh.
08:48We don't want to get spanked.
08:56Yeah, we promise we'll be good.
08:58Too late.
08:59You stole.
09:00And then you lied.
09:01Even worse, you made me look bad in front of Mrs. McCluskey, who you know is Mommy's sworn enemy.
09:07Time to pick your poison.
09:09How about a belt?
09:10It's a classic.
09:14Well, we could go with the old hickory stick.
09:16It's a cliche, but it's pretty effective.
09:19I know.
09:20We'll go with the spatula.
09:21The holes give it less wind resistance.
09:24Moves faster.
09:25No!
09:25No!
09:26Guys, guys, guys.
09:28Hey, my hands are tied.
09:30Thieves get spanked.
09:32Just the way it works.
09:36Unless...
09:36Unless what?
09:37For a first-time offense, if you swear, cross your heart that you will never, never steal again,
09:46and you write Mrs. McCluskey a letter of apology, I will let it slide.
09:51Okay, okay.
09:52We swear.
09:53We swear.
09:54All right.
09:54Start with dear Mrs. McCluskey.
10:00Mommy, why are you smiling?
10:02Do you know what psychological warfare means?
10:06No.
10:07Well, too bad for you.
10:09Okay, start with the big N.
10:11See?
10:12Good.
10:14Rex and I are hosting a dinner party for ten next week.
10:17We're using our best china and serving duck.
10:20So, you and Rex are a couple again?
10:24Yes.
10:25You know, that's one of the things I hated most about our separation.
10:28Not being able to throw dinner parties.
10:31There's just something so civilized and elegant about them, don't you think?
10:35I take it you've resolved your feelings about his infidelity?
10:40Let's just say I've put them in an imaginary box and don't plan on looking at them for a while.
10:45Do you think that's the healthiest way to achieve a reconciliation?
10:49Well, it won't be easy at first.
10:51There'll be a lot of forced smiles and perfunctory lovemaking.
10:56But after a few decades whiz by, I'm sure I'll find a way to forgive him.
10:59Well, as long as you have a plan.
11:06I do want to forgive him, Dr. Goldfein, but there's something he's still not telling me.
11:14Really?
11:15I think it has something to do with why he had the affair.
11:21Have you confronted him?
11:22Once, and you should have seen the look in his eyes.
11:24He was terrified that I'd figure it out.
11:31You know what it is, don't you?
11:34Brie, I can't discuss other patients.
11:36I realize that.
11:42This thing that he's hiding, is it bad?
11:49Oh.
11:51Okay, um, maybe it's better that I don't know.
11:56Brie, how does this reconciliation have a chance if the two of you can't be honest about the innermost parts of your lives?
12:02We're, um, wasps, Dr. Goldfein.
12:05Not acknowledging the elephant in the room is what we do best.
12:08You'd settle for that?
12:10A life filled with repression and denial?
12:14And the dinner parties?
12:17Don't forget the dinner parties.
12:18And, uh, over there you've got your Queens and, uh, your Quad Spring Series and your Deluxe 1000s, all the way to the Imperial Paradise.
12:35Sweet racket, huh?
12:36I swear sometimes I wake up in the morning and I can't believe I'm the Siesta King.
12:41Except for how I am.
12:44Very impressive.
12:46So, where does the photographer want me for the shoot?
12:49Uh, didn't your agent tell you there's no shoot?
12:53Well then what did you hire me for?
12:55You've heard the expression, sex sells.
13:00That's where you'll come in.
13:02You're here to remind people that there's a lot of fun things they can do on a Siesta King mattress that don't end while asleep.
13:09Get it?
13:09It is often said that good fences make good neighbors.
13:33But as Lynette was about to discover, the fence might just need a little barbed wire if the neighbor is Mrs. McCluskey.
13:43Hey!
13:48Hey, what do you think you are doing? Get out of here!
13:51Your little criminal snuck into my house and stole my wall clock.
13:55What?
13:56It was a hand-painted purple and white wall clock. My son made it.
13:59Are you sure you didn't misplace it? You're getting up there in years. No offense.
14:02But you probably forget where you put things.
14:05No offense, but you should be sterilized.
14:08Look, my boys do not break into people's houses.
14:11Sure, they may have stolen your flower pot, but you know, they apologized for that.
14:14They wrote a note. That's the coward's way out. They should have come over and apologized in person.
14:19You know what? This has been fun. But now...
14:21You let those boys run wild. Toys all over the yard. There's bikes laying out in the street. It's a disgrace.
14:27Get out of my house!
14:27Those boys would have been better off raised by wolves.
14:31God knows they would have been cleaner.
14:32Go!
14:38Valentine's Day is tomorrow.
14:41I know. I already bought your gifts.
14:44Roses and English toffee?
14:46Mm-hmm. Just like always.
14:49Yes. And I suppose we'll make love tomorrow night, too?
14:53That is our little tradition.
14:55Good. I'm looking forward to it.
14:58Are you looking forward to it?
15:10What?
15:10Well, it's just that I know that I don't please you sexually, so I was wondering if you really were looking forward to being with me.
15:17Oh, for God's sake.
15:18I'm sorry, Rex.
15:20I thought I could pretend that this doesn't upset me anymore, but I can't.
15:24Please, don't do this.
15:25You had an affair.
15:26You went to another woman for sex to give you something I couldn't.
15:29At least have the decency to tell me what that something is.
15:32Bree, I can't.
15:34Why not?
15:39Rex, please tell me.
15:42Let me prove to you how much I love you.
15:49I like to be dominated.
15:53Huh?
15:56Sexually.
15:59Huh?
15:59Never mind.
16:03Rex, please.
16:04I want to understand.
16:10Please, Mr. Snow.
16:11Wait, please.
16:12Yes, mistress.
16:12Yes, yes.
16:13Turn your head.
16:14Don't look at me.
16:15But, mistress.
16:15On your knees.
16:16Now.
16:16Right now.
16:17Tighten your cuff.
16:19Tighten her.
16:19Yes, mistress.
16:20Do it now.
16:20Yes.
16:21Head down.
16:21Yes.
16:21Ow!
16:22Yes.
16:23Uh-huh.
16:23Yes.
16:24Place the book stick in your mouth.
16:25Yes, yes.
16:26Tight.
16:26Yes.
16:29Well?
16:33What the hell did your mother do to you?
16:35What?
16:36Oh, come on.
16:36This just reeks of unresolved childhood trauma.
16:39This has nothing to do with my mother, Bree.
16:41This is a preference.
16:42It's a perversion.
16:43For God's sake.
16:44You promised to be supportive.
16:46What do you want me to say?
16:47My husband likes to wear metal clamps around his nipples.
16:50Hooray.
16:50I want you to say you'll try it.
16:52Just, just once.
16:53Try what?
16:54Hurting you?
16:55You actually want me to hurt you?
16:57So I can feel pleasure.
16:58Yes.
17:00Fine.
17:03So, was it good for you, too?
17:17Mike wants babies.
17:19What?
17:20He wants to have kids.
17:22And he had that look that men get that says,
17:24I'm ready to procreate.
17:25Point me to the nearest cervix.
17:27And I take it this is a problem?
17:30Oh, I can't have another baby.
17:33I mean, I'm so grateful I had you.
17:34You know, I don't regret a minute of that,
17:36but I, I found it to be completely overwhelming.
17:40Sometimes I even wonder how I got through it.
17:42You and me both.
17:44So, have you told Mike how you feel?
17:47Oh, I can't tell him.
17:49This could be a deal breaker.
17:50Julie, I really love him.
17:52I don't want to lose him.
17:53Maybe you're overreacting.
17:55I bet he'd rather have you than a baby.
17:58What if he doesn't?
18:00Then that's something you need to know.
18:07Susan shouldn't have been so worried.
18:11Children were the last thing on Mike's mind.
18:13He was too busy searching for answers in all the wrong places.
18:19Let's go.
18:21Let's go.
18:21Let's go.
18:31Let's go.
18:37Let's go.
19:07Please, just go.
19:38You got lucky.
19:40Didn't hit anything major.
19:46Noah's getting impatient.
19:47Well, you can tell Noah I'm getting closer.
19:51That's her, isn't it?
19:53Yeah.
19:53Hard to believe a kid from such a good family could get so messed up.
19:56I met somebody who recognized her photo.
19:59I think she rented a room over on Pine Avenue.
20:01I was checking out the houses when...
20:04Hey, Mike, it's me. Are you there?
20:06Pick up.
20:07Hello?
20:09Okay, I know you're home. Your lights are on.
20:12Look, I really need to talk to you about something.
20:15You know what? I'm just going to stop by.
20:17Oh, hey, hey. I'm here.
20:21Are you okay?
20:22Yeah. I just stubbed my toe.
20:25Oh.
20:27Um, so can I come over?
20:31I really need to talk to you about something.
20:33Actually, I got a buddy over here right now.
20:36Can I wait till dinner tomorrow?
20:37It's kind of important.
20:40Um, yeah, I guess I can wait.
20:43So, see you at seven?
20:44Right. I'll count in the minutes.
20:50You should take it easy for the next few days.
20:53I can't cancel.
20:55Last thing I need is for her to get suspicious.
21:02Maybe it's my dementia, but I still haven't found my purple wall clock.
21:05Nobody in my family knows or cares.
21:07Where your stupid clock is.
21:10Oh, and by the way, will you tell your little criminals to get their bikes out of the street?
21:14Oh, I'll get them.
21:15No.
21:16Well, move it when you say please.
21:30Please.
21:32Okay, little Lynette, that's not going to be crazy.
21:34Even though it was Mrs. McCluskey who had officially declared war,
21:39it was Lynette who decided to deliver the opening salvo.
21:43You're going to clean that up.
21:44You think so?
21:45Yes.
21:45Yes, the war of Wisteria Lane would indeed prove to be messy for everyone involved.
21:57Pardon me.
21:58Pardon me?
22:01We were wondering what the coil count is on this one.
22:03Oh, sorry.
22:09Sorry.
22:20What is this?
22:21People keep coming and talking to me, asking me questions.
22:24That is not my job.
22:26Well, you don't have to be rude.
22:28I am not a mattress salesperson.
22:31Is there something wrong with being a mattress salesperson?
22:35Is it beneath you or something?
22:36Honestly, yes.
22:38I'm a model.
22:40You know what?
22:40Your agent warned me that you were a diva, and he was right.
22:43You won't talk to the customers, you bitch about the coffee,
22:46and you wouldn't even chip in for Hazel's birthday cake.
22:48I just met the woman today.
22:50That didn't stop you from having a piece.
22:52Princess, I'm sorry, but I don't want someone around my store that's not a team player.
22:58Oh, no, no, no, wait, wait.
22:59You're fired, Princess.
23:01No.
23:04I need to know if my policy covers it.
23:07No, my car actually wasn't involved.
23:10It was my neighbor's car.
23:11But the egg was mine.
23:14Uh-huh.
23:15Can I please speak to your supervisor?
23:17Honey!
23:18Can you come out here?
23:23What?
23:25Look what I found stashed in the boys' playhouse.
23:36Please tell me that's not a purple wall clock.
23:41Pack your bags.
23:42We're moving.
23:52We're moving.
23:55Oh.
24:05Ok.
24:15We're moving.
24:16Discouraged over losing her job, Gabrielle decided a makeover would be the perfect cure
24:28for her depression.
24:30It was after finding a moisturizer she couldn't afford that it finally occurred to Gabrielle,
24:40perhaps it was her pride that needed a makeover.
24:46Excuse me, miss.
24:49You forgot to give me my receipt.
24:51Oh, right.
24:52Uh, oh, here.
24:54Here we go.
24:57Come again.
25:06Mrs. Solis?
25:10Oh, God.
25:14Hello?
25:15Hello, Yao Lin.
25:17How are you?
25:19Good.
25:20Very good.
25:21I wanted to call you.
25:22I felt terrible about how we left things.
25:25I need lipstick.
25:27Okay, but now.
25:29You must be loving this, huh?
25:35Having me serve you must be a dream come true.
25:38I can't complain.
25:40That's the difference between you and me, Yao Lin.
25:43Our dreams.
25:44Close your eyes, please.
25:47You see, I dreamed of pulling myself up from nothing.
25:50And I did.
25:51I dreamed about the things I wanted.
25:53And I got them all.
25:55A high-powered career, a handsome husband, an extravagant house.
25:59So this is just a blip on the radar for me.
26:04Because now, I know what I'm capable of.
26:07And if I did it once, I can do it again.
26:10I'm never really down, Yao Lin.
26:13Even when it looks like I am.
26:15So enjoy this moment.
26:17Enjoy your dream.
26:18Because for you, it doesn't get any better than this.
26:24There.
26:25Don't you look beautiful?
26:27Right this way.
26:28Everything okay?
26:29Oh, yeah.
26:30This dress is just riding up as it is.
26:31If I walk any faster, it'll be happy Valentine's Day for everyone.
26:32Especially me.
26:34Excuse me.
26:35I see you.
26:36I see you.
26:37You see you.
26:38The one that's all, I'm afraid.
26:39Hey, I think I'm afraid.
26:40And that's all that one's all right.
26:41Hello.
26:42Hey, you're in the room.
26:43Hey, you're in the room.
26:44Hey, Ronnie.
26:45Hey, there you go.
26:46Hey, guys...
26:47Oh, guys.
26:48You're all right?
26:49You're fine.
26:50All right?
26:51Oh, yeah.
26:52This dress is just riding up as it is.
26:53If I walk any faster, it'll be happy Valentine's Day for everyone.
26:54Especially me.
26:58Excuse me, miss?
27:11I'm so sorry.
27:13Is everyone okay?
27:16Thank you so much.
27:22Oh, ma'am, your napkin.
27:24Don't even think about it.
27:28Oh, that's so wonderful what you wrote.
27:44Okay.
27:45I'm not going to be any type of company
27:47until I get something off my chest.
27:51Do you remember the other day
27:52when you said that you wanted to have kids?
27:55Mm-hmm.
27:57Here's the thing.
27:58I don't think I'm ready to have another baby.
28:03I think we need to have a serious conversation.
28:07Oh, sure.
28:14I'm not going over there.
28:15Yes, you are.
28:16No, I can deal with the humiliation
28:19of going around to the neighborhood
28:20returning everything the boys stole,
28:22but please, don't make me apologize to that woman.
28:25This is what it means to be a good neighbor,
28:28finding ways of getting along
28:29instead of, you know, hurling an egg at them.
28:33But why do I have to apologize?
28:34Why don't we just go,
28:35oh, now we're even, and we'll start from scratch.
28:37Okay, if the being a pleasant human being argument
28:39doesn't fly with you,
28:40we'll try a self-preservation.
28:42What if she wakes up in the middle of the night,
28:43the house is on fire,
28:44you don't want her to call 911?
28:46If our house catches fire,
28:47I guarantee you she's the one that started it.
28:49Okay, my point is,
28:51the day will come and we need her help,
28:52and I don't want her not to help us
28:54just because of some silly feud.
28:55Fine, I'll do it.
29:00Wow, thank you.
29:02You know, whoever came up with the motto,
29:03love thy neighbor,
29:04clearly lived nowhere near Karen McCluskey.
29:07Yes, well, on Valentine's Day,
29:09the only motto that really matters is, you know,
29:12love thy husband.
29:14Really? I recall no such motto.
29:16Hmm.
29:17Hmm.
29:18Hmm.
29:18I mean, I understand why you would want to have kids.
29:27But that chapter of my life, it's just closed.
29:28I'm, you know, I don't think I can go back there.
29:31And so, you know, given the way I feel
29:33and given the way I think you feel,
29:36oh, God, you're not taking this well.
29:40Oh, I was afraid of this.
29:44Um.
29:48What?
29:50I gotta go.
29:52What?
29:55I'm sorry.
29:58I don't believe this.
30:00You're leaving without even trying to talk me
30:02into having your baby?
30:03I mean, how do you know I wouldn't cave?
30:04I always cave.
30:05I'd...
30:05Mike?
30:18Good night.
30:23Night.
30:33So, how does this domination thing work?
30:36So, there's nothing to be afraid of.
30:45I mean, mostly, we'll just be constructing
30:47simple scenarios and acting them out.
30:49So, it's like we're in a little play.
30:52Sort of.
30:54And if things do get too rough,
30:56we'll have a control word.
30:57If one of us says it,
30:58the other backs off immediately.
30:59Okay.
31:00So, what's our control word?
31:03Well, lately,
31:04I've been using Philadelphia.
31:05What's wrong?
31:10Well, it's just that my Aunt Fern lives in Philadelphia,
31:12and I don't want to be thinking about her
31:13while I'm spanking you with a leather strap.
31:17Okay.
31:18Fine.
31:19You pick a control word.
31:21Um, how about Boise?
31:25Boise?
31:26What's the matter with Boise?
31:29We're gonna be doing psychological role-playing here, Brie,
31:32and a funny word like Boise will ruin the mood.
31:34See, we need something that sounds serious.
31:38Hmm.
31:39How about Palestine?
31:45Boise will be just fine.
31:48So, I guess we should, uh, get started.
31:52What do you want me to do?
31:53What do you want me to do?
31:56Handcuff me to the bed.
31:58Brie, you are not gonna regret taking this journey with me.
32:02This is gonna infuse our marriage with more passion than you can imagine.
32:07You just have to trust me.
32:09I do.
32:10Would you mind if I ran these through the dishwasher once?
32:19Sure.
32:21You can wait here.
32:23You can go in to see him as soon as the doctor's finished.
32:24Oh, okay.
32:25Thanks.
32:29Can you believe that story?
32:31Please.
32:31There's no way that gunshot one was self-elected.
32:34Funny how he can't seem to remember who stitched him up.
32:36Well, the police are on their way to talk to him.
32:38Let them sort it out.
33:00Sorry about ruining dinner.
33:01Oh, please.
33:03I'm just glad you're okay.
33:04So, you shot yourself?
33:14Pretty lame, huh?
33:18I was cleaning my automatic and I was too embarrassed to tell you.
33:24Well, I could see why you would be.
33:27I know it sounds crazy.
33:28I just couldn't let myself ruin your Valentine's Day.
33:34But I heard what you said at the restaurant about not wanting kids.
33:39We don't have to talk about that now.
33:40No, Susan.
33:43I just want to be with you above everything else.
33:47That means not being a dad.
33:51I may be stupid enough to shoot myself.
33:54But I'm not stupid enough to walk away from you.
34:01You know that, right?
34:04Yeah.
34:10I'm gonna go outside and let you rest for a while.
34:14Thanks for being so understanding.
34:22Yeah.
34:34Yeah.
34:34Yep.
34:36Excuse me, Mr. Delfino.
34:39I'm Officer Russell.
34:40This is Officer Walters.
34:42I would like to ask you a few questions.
34:44Is there a computer up?
34:44What do you want?
35:07Your boys have something they'd like to say to you.
35:09I have some tea heating on the stove.
35:17Perhaps you'd better come inside, boys.
35:25What about you, Lynette? Do you have anything to say?
35:28No. I'll just wait out here.
35:32Suit yourself.
35:39You boys want some peanut brittle?
35:44Go ahead.
35:46Don't get any crumbs on my floor. Move over.
35:53Okay.
35:55Go ahead, make with the apology.
35:58We're sorry.
36:01That's it, huh?
36:01Didn't you know that stealing is wrong?
36:06How old are you, anyway?
36:07We're six.
36:08And how old are you?
36:10Five.
36:12Well, your mother just pops them out, doesn't she?
36:14How old are you?
36:17How old do you think?
36:19150.
36:21Hurry up and eat your peanut brittle.
36:28Who's that?
36:31That's my little boy.
36:36Where does he live?
36:39He died when he was 12.
36:40How come?
36:42He got sick.
36:45He was a little terror like you three.
36:50You would have liked him.
36:53Now, are you done with the peanut brittle?
36:56Let's go.
36:57I want to say something to you before you go.
37:04What you did was wrong.
37:06But it's nice that you wanted to get a present for your mom for Valentine's Day.
37:13Nobody is ever going to love you like your mother.
37:15All right, let's go.
37:21Get the hell out of my house.
37:23In her heart, Lynette knew she would probably never love her neighbor.
37:28Never realizing that love was the one thing she and her neighbor had in common.
37:33Hey.
37:46Hey, Lynette.
37:50Um.
37:51What's wrong?
37:51My kids have been on kind of a thieving jag, stealing stuff from around the neighborhood.
37:58I'm so sorry.
37:59I know.
38:00They're being punished.
38:01Probably for life.
38:03But I needed you to see something.
38:07They said they stole it from Mike's garage from inside his workbench.
38:11Near Mike.
38:17So?
38:18Read the engraving.
38:20Is that blood?
38:30I don't know.
38:32What?
38:33What does this mean?
38:35I don't know.
38:36It's impossible to grasp just how powerful love is.
38:51It can sustain us through trying times.
38:54Or motivate us to make extraordinary sacrifices.
39:03It can force decent men to commit the darkest deeds.
39:09Or compel ordinary women to search for hidden truths.
39:17And long after we're gone, love remains, burned into our memories.
39:25We all search for love, but some of us, after we found it, wish we hadn't.
39:37Let us know.
39:38Let us know.
39:39Oh, God.
39:39Let us know.
39:41Let us know.
39:44Let us know.
39:44Let us know.
39:45Let us know.
39:47Of us?
39:47Would you like to know how powerful love is?
39:48Two things boomed.
39:49With us?
39:49Okay.
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