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1. Nice Is Different Than Good
Air date: Sep 27, 2009
Mike Delfino's bride is revealed; Lynette faces another pregnancy; Bree tries to break free from her inhibitions; Carlos' niece puts Gaby to the test; a new family moves to Wisteria Lane.
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2. Being Alive
Air date: Oct 4, 2009
Lynette keeps a secret from Susan; Gaby gives Ana advice on getting a guy's attention; Bree fears her affair with Karl will impact her friendship with Susan; Angie is determined to protect her family's past.
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3. Never Judge a Lady by Her Lover
Air date: Oct 11, 2009
A chance encounter reunites Gaby with her ex-lover and gardener, John; Bree contemplates a weekend getaway with Karl; Lynette and Tom tell their children that she is pregnant; Susan believes that Angie's son is responsible for her daughter's attack.
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4. The God-Why-Don't-You-Love-Me Blues
Air date: Oct 18, 2009
Losing Mike affects Katherine; Lynette asks her family to help out around the house; Susan learns Julie has been keeping secrets; Angie throws a party for Danny.
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5. Everybody Ought to Have a Maid
Air date: Oct 25, 2009
Gaby tries to prove that she is a responsible parent; Katherine and Susan come to blows; a new handyman offends Lynette; Danny's lapse in judgment leads to a terrible accident.
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6. Don't Walk on the Grass
Air date: Nov 1, 2009
Bree starts to fall for Karl; Katherine continues her attempts to seduce Mike, exacerbating her conflict with Susan; Gaby gets Juanita kicked out of school; Angie won't reveal the truth about her mother.
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7. Careful the Things You Say
Air date: Nov 8, 2009
Susan believes that Katherine may be Julie's assailant; Angie invites reluctant Bree and Orson to dinner; Gaby struggles to home school Juanita; Lynette has her own suspicions about who attacked Julie; Angie confronts Nick.
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8. The Coffee Cup
Air date: Nov 15, 2009
Susan uncovers a surprising connection between Katherine and Mike; Gaby tries to get Juanita into Catholic school; Lynette's pregnancy becomes difficult to hide; Angie learns the truth about Bree and Orson's relationship.
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9. Would I Think of Suicide?
Air date: Nov 29, 2009
Following another attack, Angie decides it is time for her family to leave Wisteria Lane; Bree's affair with Karl becomes increasingly difficult to hide; Lynette's pregnancy causes a rift with Gaby.
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10. Boom Crunch
Air date: Dec 6, 2009
Susan comes up with a plan to help Katherine; Orson and Bree come to an agreement; a plane crashes on Wisteria Lane.
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I've always hated Susan for being a massive dumbf*ck and never thought she could get any worse but oh my.
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Definitely an improvement over last year, season six brings new hope for a series that could've ended up repeating season five's fate. An interesting season that makes most plots work and keeps you watching, season six is still not flawless. In season six, there are three types of episodes: the ones that could have been better, the good ones and the amazing ones. Honestly, despite not quite ranking in my top five seasons, season six is amazing. The highest highs of this season were definitely the mysteries, and after a season with a rather disappointing one, it works that kuch better. That's not to say season six was without any lows. Storylines such as Bree trying to rekindle her relationship with Orson didn't fare quite well and the whole Gaby-Lynette-Carlos fiasco that went down at the middle of the season, was not needed at all. That and the slow (but good) mystery aside, season six was yet another success in Desperate Housewives.
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