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The
phantom of boring-land Ted is sitting in the
dark, listening to what might be The Phantom of the Opera,
but I wouldn't know because I can't stand Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Well, except for Evita, sorta maybe. Don't get me started
on Cats. Oh, but Jesus Christ Superstar rocks, of course!
Anyway.
Emmett
tells Ted it's time to get back out into the world, and that
everyone who has cosmetic surgery goes through this. But whatever
the surgery fixed, it didn't fix Ted's tendency to wallow
in self-pity. Emmett rolls his eyes.
Splitting
Mel and Linds are going through the bills.
Lindsay's not happy about the $1200 water heater bill. They
fight over it, because that's all they do now. If I had written
this scene, one of them would have suggested that they test
the new water heater, to see just how long of a steamy shower
it can support. Go through the entire toy box, girls: it's
time to replace the passive-aggressive crap with the dominant-submissive
play.
Anyway,
because the bills are piling up, Lindsay suggests that Mel
go back to work.
Melanie:
"Go back to...? When you had Gus, I made sure that
you were as comfortable as possible so you could stay home
with him."
Lindsay: "That was a completely
different set of circumstances."
Melanie: "Oh, how's that?
Lindsay: "We were still living
together. And we still loved each other."
Mel
just kind of stares, because that last part stunned her. I
still love you both, so shut the fuck up and fuck already!
Domestic
bliss Justin is making dinner, courtesy of
one of Michael's cookbooks. Brian jokes about the happy wives
swapping cookbooks, and says he loves Justin's cream sauce.
Justin asks what's for dessert. Brian says, "A penicillin
tart."
Justin
doesn't take the news very well. Brian swears he's never fucked
anyone without a condom.
Justin:
"I'm surprised it hasn't happened sooner, considering
where your dick's been."
Brian: "Excuse me, but you haven't
exactly been a saint yourself. In fact, I might've even
gotten it from you."
So
there, twinkity twink.
More
domestic bliss Hunter isn't hungry. Ben and
Michael make it worse by telling him that the principal of
Hunter's school has called a meeting with the parents. Hunter
says he's going too, since it's about him. Right on.
Where
the girls are Look at that: an actual lesbian
bar! I thought they had all disappeared. And who should walk
in but... you guessed it. Emmett and Ted. Oh, you didn't guess
it?
Em
thought this would be a good way for Ted to get out without
caring how people react to him. Hmm. That's quite clever.
Anyway,
let's go with what you really guessed: Deb and Loretta are
there too. Deb's trying to let Loretta down easy.
Meanwhile,
a feisty butch hits on Ted, thinking he's a lesbian. He can't
believe that but geez, Ted, you're wearing a plaid
shirt and a flap hat. Come on! Actually, what am I saying?
He could be wearing some sort of Portia de Rossi holographic
costume thingie and I'd still know he was Ted.
Ted
flees, leaving Em there in his fabulousness.
Emmett:
[explaining to the butch who hit on Ted] "She just
hasn't been herself since the hot flashes."
Deb
tries to get Loretta to look around at the "good-lookin'
gals," but Loretta only has eyes for Deb. Sigh. I think
they should have asked Tyne Daly to play Loretta. Now that
was some chemistry. (Though not as much, or not the same,
as Tyne had with Meg Foster. Now there was a butch. Yow.)
The
gym Brian and Ben are scowling at each other.
You can show off your pecs all you want, Ben: Brian's still
hotter. Brian reminds Ben that he, too, once enjoyed getting
gang-banged in the Liberty Baths. Heh.
It's
Daph!! Justin and Daphne are babysitting J.R.
while Ben and Michael and Hunter go to the meeting at the
school. Wow, Daph, you really, really need to call me in a
few years. Hello.
Daphne
asks Justin whether he's talked to Brian about having kids.
"He won't even get a puppy," Justin smirks. Oh,
and he mentions the syphilis thing.
Bye,
Daph. That was short.
The
parents Callie's parents are assholes. There
are many other asshole parents in attendance as well. Hunter
gets the last word:
Hunter:
"I'm glad I came here tonight. Because I learned
something too. Now I know how your kids got to be the way
they are. From you."
You're
okay, Hunter.
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