An ode to Edie Britt

My favourite Desperate Housewife is dead, no more, deceased and gone. So long, Edie Britt. You might have been a tart but you were my favourite Desperate Housewife.

Desperate Housewives should never be confused with this.

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Anonymous said…
It's not on here right now and I have forgotten the name of the wife I like, the one who is married to William H.Macy??She was in that Trans America film?

So is Edie dead dead?
3:39 AM
Glenda Young said…
Oh, you mean Lynette. She is good and possibly my next favuorite but Edie was wonderful and the only one with half a brain.

Yes, Edie is dead dead.
4:17 PM
Anonymous said…
R.I.P
11:57 PM
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