Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I lost my dad too. I know what you must be going through right now.

The reverend will mention that part of his life.

I was quite fond of you. Since then... not a fan!

Oh, well, what kind of input?

[reverend] We've come together to celebrate

I thought it could help our cover story. Just, you know, win them over.

OK, we're in slightly different situations.

clients care about what's in your trophy case.

I do hope I'm not calling too early.

But until the time was right, she would wait.

Oh, my cell phone!

Oh, he means anecdotes. Little stories.

It just wasn't built for people who grew up without computers.

OK, obviously, I'm gonna clean that up.

but it's something you should really consider when a handgun is involved.

Oh, my God. So when can we see Bree?

and yet you did it anyway. It says a lot about how you were raised.

Oh, yes, I kept everything.

- So you've done a lot of copy work? - I have.

Paul Young told me.

I just thought if we were going to focus on a time in Rex's life,

I will go nondenominational so fast it will make your head spin.

I like as much input from the family as possible.

[organ music resumes]

[Mary Alice] It was an accepted fact among the residents of Wisteria Lane

He had a gun in my face for six hours. I know what he looks like.

- What? - You're not serious.

Maybe he could be buried in a different suit.

Well, you're not really required,

Are we required to press charges?

I'm gonna take a cab home, OK?

- Sorry. Plane. - Well...

Nobody touches Mommy. I love you, I love your finger-painting,

[Mary Alice] It had been a year since my death,

Oh, well, yes, of course.

The happiest time in Rex's life was not childhood.

Here's your tea, Phyllis.