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Second season
September 25th, 2005 - May 21st, 2006
Nielsen Ranking (2005-06 TV season; based on average total
viewers per episode): #4
In the second season, Susan found herself involved in a rather
complicated and at times frustrating love-rectangle with ex-husband
Karl, Mike, and neighbor/nemesis Edie, that culminated in
Edie burning down Susan's house after Karl rejected her for
Susan. Susan ultimately rejected Karl in order to reconcile
with Mike, only to have Mike be the victim of a hit-and-run
at the hands of a new friend of both Bree and Susan, a dentist
named Orson.
Bree struggled with being a widow and, after learning George
had murdered her husband, stood back as George committed suicide
in a desperate bid to guilt Bree into loving him. The revelation
that George murdered Rex drove Bree to drink, which her son
Andrew used to try to become emancipated from Bree (and coincidentally
get access to the trust fund Bree's parents had set up for
him). Bree countered by outing her son's homosexuality to
her father and step-mother, resulting in them abolishing the
trust fund. At the same time, Bree and Justin (Andrew's boyfriend)
met and talked, leading to Bree realizing how wrong she was
to condemn her son for his homosexuality. Bree sought to bridge
the gap between mother and son with the help of her AA sponsor/boyfriend,
who himself was a reformed sex-addict, and whom Andrew seduced
into having sex in order to spite his mother. Andrew's actions
made Bree think he was a sociopath and led her to abandon
him outside of town. Andrew gloated that "he won"
and that his evil actions towards his mother was all part
of a plan to make Bree hate her son, since in Andrew's mind
it was better to make Bree hate him for being evil and cruel
towards her than being hated by his mother for simply being
gay. Bree responded by telling Andrew that she never stopped
loving him unconditionally until that moment, at which point
Bree told her son that so long as he allowed himself to be
consumed by hatred for himself and his mother, that she can't
give him unconditional love.
Bree's story would intertwine with the mystery of the newest
addition to Wisteria Lane, Betty Applewhite (Alfre Woodard)
and her sons Matthew (Mehcad Brooks) and Caleb (NaShawn Kearse).
The two had fled to Wisteria Lane when Caleb was accused of
murdering Matthew's on-again/off-again girlfriend and held
Caleb as a prisoner in the Applewhite family's basement. In
spite of Betty's demands that the family not interact with
the neighbors, this became hard when Caleb slipped out of
the house and caused Gabrielle to miscarry and Matthew began
dating Bree's daughter Danielle. In the end, Betty discovered
that Matthew and not Caleb had murdered Matthew's ex-girlfriend.
But by the time she figured out the truth, Danielle had ran
off with Matthew and the bitter goodbye letter Danielle left
Bree had caused Bree to check herself into a mental health
facility. When Betty got hold of Bree and warned her that
Danielle was in danger, she fled the facility and confronted
the two. Bree told her daughter the truth about Matthew, but
her daughter refused to believe her. When Bree tried to prevent
the two from leaving, Matthew pulled out a gun and threatened
to shoot her. Despite Danielle's shock, he attempted to but
was shot by a SWAT sniper. Her murderous son dead, Betty took
Caleb and left Wisteria Lane.
Lynette struggled with her fast-track career in advertising
and her husband Tom's growing resentment. Tom was upset that
Lynette got him fired (she was upset that she was stuck at
home while he had a career). Lynette reluctantly got her husband
a job at her advertising agency but when her boss forced her
to help him write sexually provocative instant messages to
his wife, her boss blamed Tom for the messages when his wife
refused to believe her husband had written them and demanded
that he fire whomever was the real writer. When their boss
threatened to reveal incriminating information about Tom,
Tom punched the boss and was fired. Lynette was then informed
by her boss that Tom had been making regular trips to Atlantic
City. Lynette thought her husband was having an affair but
then found out he was actually visiting his other child, who
he'd fathered during a one-night stand before he married Lynette.
The child's mother demanded eleven years in back child support,
which Lynette and Tom could not afford. To get her to go away,
they decided to pay her a large sum of money in exchange for
signing away all child support claims. The single mother instead
used the money to put a deposit down on a home near Wisteria
Lane, to be closer to Tom.
As for Gabrielle, the adulterous housewife fired her lover/gardnerer
and sought to salvage her marriage, after a run-in with Caleb
Applewhite resulted in her losing her unborn child. Meanwhile
her husband Carlos was convicted and paroled with help from
a fairly attractive nun, who sought to seduce Carlos away
from Gabrielle. In order to make peace with Carlos over her
sleeping with another man, Gabrielle agreed to allow Carlos
a one-time free pass to have an affair of his own. After making
a clumsy pass at Lynette, Carlos ended up carrying on an affair
with the couple's maid, Xiao-Mei, who the two had convinced
to be artificially inseminated with the couple's child which
ensured she would not be deported. At season's end, Gabrielle
finally discovered the two were sleeping with each other and
kicked Carlos out of their house while insisting the maid
continue to work for her until the birth of Gabrielle's child.
Mary Alice's widowed husband Paul, meanwhile rode to Wisteria
Lane to find his son Zach and deal with the possibility that
Zach was Mike's biological son. Complicating things was the
return of Felicia Tilman (Harriet Sansom Harris), Martha Huber's
sister. Felicia alerted the frail Noah Taylor (Deirdre's father)
of the existence of Zach and Noah decided to leave his entire
empire to Zach. Felicia was angry that Mike had not murdered
Paul and began a harassment campaign that culminated in her
severing several of her fingers and draining enough blood
from her body to create a bloody murder scene and frame Paul
for "killing" Felicia. From jail, Paul asked Zach
to ask Noah to provide money for Paul's defense. Noah refused,
and chided Zach for being a weakling, saying he no longer
thought Zach deserved his empire and planned to change his
will. With Noah egging him on, Zach turned off the respirator
keeping Noah alive and inherited the entire estate. Realizing
his newfound wealth, Zach ended the season by telling his
increasingly agitated "father" that he wouldn't
be able to visit him in jail for some time and coolly requesting
Noah's assistant get him a new cell phone and number so his
father could not contact him, apparently having adopted the
requisite attitude for running the empire.
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