Dog Eat Dog

Episode aired Feb 20, 2008
TV-PGTV-PG
41min

S1.E7

Juliet is pursued by Len Dinerstein, a multimillionaire and corporate raider with ulterior motives to take over her company. Caitlin's job is on the line as her boss, cosmetic's titan Lily P... Read allJuliet is pursued by Len Dinerstein, a multimillionaire and corporate raider with ulterior motives to take over her company. Caitlin's job is on the line as her boss, cosmetic's titan Lily Parrish, puts mounting pressure on her to produce a big publicity splash during Fashion Wee... Read allJuliet is pursued by Len Dinerstein, a multimillionaire and corporate raider with ulterior motives to take over her company. Caitlin's job is on the line as her boss, cosmetic's titan Lily Parrish, puts mounting pressure on her to produce a big publicity splash during Fashion Week. Meanwhile, Mia falls for a stray dog she picks up, but is unable to pass the ownership ... Read all

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Juliet is pursued by Len Dinerstein, a multimillionaire and corporate raider with ulterior motives to take over her company. Caitlin's job is on the line as her boss, cosmetic's titan Lily Parrish, puts mounting pressure on her to produce a big publicity splash during Fashion Week. Meanwhile, Mia falls for a stray dog she picks up, but is unable to pass the ownership test for his adoption. Also, newly unemployed Zoe struggles with being the perfect stay-at-home mother, only her control freak habits puts her at odd with not only Eric, but her kids, Sasha and Luke's, plans to spend quality time. —Anonymous

lesbian interest

Genres
- Comedy
- Drama
Certificate
- TV-PG
Parents guide
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Goofs
The billionaire played by Peter Riegert refers to the "Burgundies we've been drinking," but the bottle (and wine glasses) on the table are unquestionably Bordeaux/Cabernet shapes.

Quotes
Mia Mason: I don't think having a dog is... sorry... an animal companion is about being ready, or who you live with, or how much you work, or how many pets you have... I think it's about feeling something. I mean, how do I explain this bond that I have with this dog that I met three days ago who just lies there like a lump and has really smelly breath? But I do. I just think that feeling is so rare... with a man, with a friend, with a dog, with a job... that when you find it, you just can't let it go.