Hello, Frisky.

1. Like a bad penny... (I was glad to not see him, actually. He's not a good villian in my eyes. Good villians are Martha Huber and the Cheshire Cat. George was just creepy, and so not in a good way.)

2. Yeah. Why wasn't there any mention of the note from the season finale? Rex wrote out (right before he died) something like, "Bree, I understand and I forgive you." In the very next scene, Bree picks up the phone and is told that Rex is gone. Someone has the note. I'd be stunned if that story line is a dead end, and there are even some spoilers I posted about it in the DVD thread.

3. Susan is slapstick. (They all have different comedy styles, I think. Lynette is intellectual humor, Gabrielle's humor is provocative sass, and Bree is the unintentionally funny (usually with some variation of black humor) one. Susan's too one-dimensional, and please... like anyone would dump Mike, even with a murderous, violent bastard child that he just found out about 16 years late. ) I don't do slapstick.

4. He was okay, I suppose, but argh! I am so over their tired story line. Great while it lasted, but in the season finale, that last fight (the one that George instigated about the S&M, when Rex had the heart attack) was just tedious. I am glad, glad, glad Bree is single. It should make for some absolutely ridiculous scenes this season, and a parade of male guest stars as well.