Now Andrew fears his young life may be over after accidentally running over Carlos's ma Juanito, drunk at night, only sister Danielle fails to take his side. Bree may be a sanctimonious, selfish wife and mother from hell, a son in jail won't do, so she masterminds a clever cover-up, making sure the dented sports-car gets stolen in Fairview's destitute quarter and cleaning the traces of the hit and run with her friend, yet calls him a soulless monster for failing to pretend any guilt and for feeling loosing his car because the old bag didn't watch where she ran is punishment enough. Susan's trust in Mike hits rock-bottom when she searches his house, finds a gun and cash-stash but falls trough the floor; he furiously breaks up, but changes his mind and takes her back. Keeping Carlos company at comatose Juanita's bedside, Gabrielle who learned John, who tells her Danielle is now his safe girl-friend, has confessed their adultery to father Crowley, interrogates the priest about the seal of confession, yet refuses to confess herself. Lynette finds ADD pills come with mood swings violent enough to contemplate suicide and dump her happily overactive boys with the neighbors, who go look for her to share they all had desperate crises but covered up out of shame. Edie accuses her greedy host Martha Huber of theft and moves out; Paul has hired Mr. Shaw to revenge his wife's suicide, and orders Edie killed for writing the blackmail note, but at the last moment her unsuspecting confession she stole Huber's stationery saves her life; Paul refuses to transfer the hit contract, confronts the unrepentant, still badmouthing old bag and literally takes justice in his own hands.
—KGF Vissers