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Finally, I was very glad to see Ms. Sugar get the boot at the end of the episode. I can't stand her at all. She seems like she's 12 years old and constantly whines. She must have been picked for the show just so they would have someone to vote off in the first episode. It was hilarious watching Colby try to distance himself from her. Yikes! Getting turned down by Colby. Not good.

Fortunately, things are saucier out in Cos Cob, which Pete jokes is Algonquian for briefcase. After a few rounds of drinks, Don appears to have loosened up a bit and may even be having some fun.

By the time I finally made it home, I was drenched in sweat. It also didn't help that I lived in South Florida where it hits 90 degrees every single day and I was running at the peak of the humidity. But when I made it home I gave my mom a quick hello and raced upstairs to the living room.

One of the best moments of the episode occurs as Emile and Pete get to know one another. Emile, doing that smiling insult thing again, asks Pete exactly what he does all day at work. Pete acknowledges the question, but asks if he can ask Emile a question first. "Is it true that you are a scholar and an intellectual?" Pete asks his interrogator. "That's right," Emile says. "I hear you're somewhat of a trailblazer," Pete says, feeding the ego of the man who just received some bad news. Emile plays at false modesty, but Pete goes on. "The world should know about your accomplishments." Emile tells Pete that he's being very kind. At that moment, Pete cuts him off. "That, Emile, is what I do every day." Emile smiles, realizing he's fallen into the crass capitalist's trap. It was great writing and acting.

Between Sally, Megan, Peggy, Marie, and Joan, there are a lot of disappointed women in this episode. What's next? How does Sally process this jarring discovery? What's eating Megan? Will Peggy get her mojo back, or at least Don, to insulate, inspire and educate.

As for the Bree and Carter mystery, guess who gets in the middle of it? Chuck! He doesn't buy Bree's excuse that she and Carter used to vacation together. Bree dishes to Chuck, and Chuck gives Carter an ultimatum: fess up or leave. It looks like Serena isn't the only woman that thought she and Carter might've had a future together.

Watch Episode Tensions surface between Ryan and Twilley while DeAhnna is have some alone time with Richard. Seems Ryan thinks Twilley is on the show to put on a show, not to win DeAhnna's heart. For a man who's as overtly Christian as Ryan is, he sure does scowl and judge others a lot.

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