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Brent88
12-26-2004, 10:14 PM
Because I missed it the 1st time. Very strong start. WOW. :eek:
Brent88
12-26-2004, 10:38 PM
Lots of suspense... almost feels like I'm watching a spooky movie now(Bree just found out Rex wants a divorce and put onions in his salad).
twinkle44301
12-26-2004, 10:44 PM
I want to know who is in the toy chest, and who is responsible. I also want to know what Mike is up to (and who he works for).
Brent88
12-26-2004, 11:04 PM
Originally posted by twinkle44301
I want to know who is in the toy chest, and who is responsible. I also want to know what Mike is up to (and who he works for).
The toy chest is found in about 3 weeks according to the episode guide. You'll find out then. :p
I have no idea what's up with Mike... the ending of him in the pilot is downright spooky.
The pilot is even better the second time around ;)
Yeah Bree was great, and Susan and the fire :eek: I burst out laughing when Julie and Susan were talking about her sex life. Gabby mowing the lawn in her evening gown is priceless :lol:
Yeah I'm wondering what Mike's purpose is at Wisteria Lane
¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
12-27-2004, 11:26 AM
I watched it lastnite for the first time and the show was AWESOME. I loved it. I know have a must see show for Sunday.:D
Pavan
12-27-2004, 12:10 PM
Even a repeat of DH was #1 for the entire night last night. With a 8.2/15 for the special 10pm airing.
*MIBabe03*
12-27-2004, 01:10 PM
God DH rules.
Brent88
12-27-2004, 04:49 PM
Originally posted by pavanbadal
Even a repeat of DH was #1 for the entire night last night. With a 8.2/15 for the special 10pm airing.
Because everything else was in reruns and it loses miserably on a normal night. :lol:
Pavan
12-27-2004, 04:53 PM
Originally posted by Brent88
Because everything else was in reruns and it loses miserably on a normal night. :lol:
So? It still was #1. It shows that DH's reruns can beat other reruns. And DH would never have that kind of number on a "normal night" -- and even if it did, 8.2/15 would be just as good as Law & Order: CI would do on original episodes.
Brent88
12-27-2004, 04:55 PM
Originally posted by pavanbadal
So? It still was #1. It shows that DH's reruns can beat other reruns. And DH would never have that kind of number on a "normal night" -- and even if it did, 8.2/15 would be just as good as Law & Order: CI would do on original episodes.
That was my point. ;)
Originally posted by pavanbadal
So? It still was #1. It shows that DH's reruns can beat other reruns. And DH would never have that kind of number on a "normal night" -- and even if it did, 8.2/15 would be just as good as Law & Order: CI would do on original episodes.
Stupid question how many million viewers is a 8.2 :)
Pavan
12-27-2004, 05:03 PM
Originally posted by Lola Dane
Stupid question how many million viewers is a 8.2 :)
13.1 million viewers:
ABC's special one-time-only 10 o'clock repeat airing of "Desperate Housewives" ranked a dominant No. 1 in its time period, outpacing second place CBS' (final hour of "Ocean's Eleven") by 1.7 million viewers (13.1 million vs. 11.4 million) and by 30% among Adults 18-49 (5.2/14 vs. 4.0/11).
Brent88
12-27-2004, 05:05 PM
Originally posted by pavanbadal
13.1 million viewers:
ABC's special one-time-only 10 o'clock repeat airing of "Desperate Housewives" ranked a dominant No. 1 in its time period, outpacing second place CBS' (final hour of "Ocean's Eleven") by 1.7 million viewers (13.1 million vs. 11.4 million) and by 30% among Adults 18-49 (5.2/14 vs. 4.0/11).
That's very good considering it was a Day after Christmas. :)
Originally posted by pavanbadal
13.1 million viewers:
ABC's special one-time-only 10 o'clock repeat airing of "Desperate Housewives" ranked a dominant No. 1 in its time period, outpacing second place CBS' (final hour of "Ocean's Eleven") by 1.7 million viewers (13.1 million vs. 11.4 million) and by 30% among Adults 18-49 (5.2/14 vs. 4.0/11).
Thanks :)
Not bad for a Sunday and for being a repeat, and that it was not in it's normal timeslot(other boards I went too people thought it wasn't on last night cause of the time slot change).
twinkle44301
12-27-2004, 05:44 PM
Originally posted by Brent88
The toy chest is found in about 3 weeks according to the episode guide. You'll find out then. :p
I have no idea what's up with Mike... the ending of him in the pilot is downright spooky.
Oh goody! I can't wait for the body in the toy box to be explained.
I watched the pilot again today and I can't believe how much I missed (or didn't remember from the first time I watched). Somehow, I managed to tape DH on my new Tivo thing. Don't know how, but it was there today...along with all sorts of other things that managed to get taped (or whatever it's called on Tivo). I think we need to read the directions and find out how to operate the thing!
Brent88
12-27-2004, 05:52 PM
Originally posted by twinkle44301
Oh goody! I can't wait for the body in the toy box to be explained.
I watched the pilot again today and I can't believe how much I missed (or didn't remember from the first time I watched). Somehow, I managed to tape DH on my new Tivo thing. Don't know how, but it was there today...along with all sorts of other things that managed to get taped (or whatever it's called on Tivo). I think we need to read the directions and find out how to operate the thing!
Tivo is great. You must have had Desperate Housewives or one of the actors on the show put in. It'll find every program they are in and record it, regardless of whether you want it to or not. You don't have to worry about missing anything then. :)
Preview for the next new episode(January 9th) shows a body being found as well. It was on last night during the closing credits.
twinkle44301
12-27-2004, 08:20 PM
Originally posted by Brent88
Tivo is great. You must have had Desperate Housewives or one of the actors on the show put in. It'll find every program they are in and record it, regardless of whether you want it to or not. You don't have to worry about missing anything then. :)
Preview for the next new episode(January 9th) shows a body being found as well. It was on last night during the closing credits.
Tivo is fun...It's taking a bit to fully understand what it can do, but it looks like it's going to do a lot! I programed in my favorite shows and characters and....poof...there's the list. This is neat. I still have the show saved (from last night)....I'll have to go back and watch the closing credits again. I must be getting old...I sure seem to miss these things the first time around. :)
Brent88
12-28-2004, 10:57 AM
Originally posted by twinkle44301
Tivo is fun...It's taking a bit to fully understand what it can do, but it looks like it's going to do a lot! I programed in my favorite shows and characters and....poof...there's the list. This is neat. I still have the show saved (from last night)....I'll have to go back and watch the closing credits again. I must be getting old...I sure seem to miss these things the first time around. :)
It went to a commerical after the last scene where the 4 have found the letter Mary Alice got the day she died, then the closing credits rolled and so did the preview.
twinkle44301
12-28-2004, 01:23 PM
Originally posted by Brent88
It went to a commerical after the last scene where the 4 have found the letter Mary Alice got the day she died, then the closing credits rolled and so did the preview.
I went back and watched the closing (again), and there it was! It's going to get good...
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