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Since Bree is spending time meeting men at the bar and/or in bed, the only person who can help her is her ex-husband, Orson Hodge, the man who ran over Mike Delfino years ago; Susan finds out that Julie is pregnant; Gabrielle tries to handle a situation at school involving her daughter Juanita.
SUNDAY - 9|8c

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22 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 44

@champagnesupernova4081 10 лет назад

So sad...they used to be so close to each other in the first seasons, and talked about everything. Now Julie is barely around, and doesn't even bother to tell her mother that she is PREGNANT? wtff

@Su-wo4id 4 года назад

With a mother like Susan, I wouldn't blame her

@dreamerdreamer2978 4 года назад

I also hated what they did to Julie, initially she is a straight A student, very smart, friendly, kind. Then she grows up and has an affair with an old married neighbor, also dropped from the university, then she is knocked up by a teenage guy, who is also a neighbor when she was 15, he was like 5, she literally see him growing up. Why did they have to spoil such a lovable character.

@missyadams 3 года назад

@@dreamerdreamer2978 probably to prove a point that NO ONE is perfect on Wisteria Lane

@8698gil 3 года назад

@@dreamerdreamer2978 Yes, Julie getting knocked up by one of the Scavo twins is really depressing. It isn't even the age difference so much, its the fact that those guys are morons. Julie was a smart girl, would she really hook up with one of those idiots? I mean, they don't even know that eggs are kept in the refrigerator at age 20.

@ww6942 11 месяцев назад

@@dreamerdreamer2978they did that to show how her childhood trauma affected her… she had to be an adult as a kid, she was like a mother to Susan and her father was barely around.

@missyadams 11 лет назад

Ewww... of all the boys of Wisteria Lane, why must the father be Porter Scavo? It's very odd too... when Julie was 14, Porter and Preston were little boys, about 6 or so

@trinityminton69 3 года назад

THE FATHER WAS PORTER?! 💀 my mom used to watch that show along with the other housewives on the block and I was like 5 years old sitting there with her but I didn’t know that he was the dad😂😂💀

@missyadams 3 года назад

@@trinityminton69 Julie didn't have good taste in men

@missyadams 3 года назад

Yes, Porter. Gross

@aryastark111 3 года назад

@@missyadams just like her father karl

@missyadams 3 года назад

@@aryastark111 yes

@8698gil 3 года назад

First of all it is absolutely NONE of Susan's business what Julie decides to do about the baby. She is a grown woman and Susan should stay out of it. Secondly, why did the father have to be Porter Scavo? It isn't just the age difference. the Scavo twins are total morons. Would Julie REALLY have hooked up with one of those guys? Even a one night stand? I doubt it. Julie always tended toward older men not kids she used to babysit.

@ruslanasidaruk8043 3 года назад

susans still her mom and had more experience with kids, and she was right in the end

@8698gil 3 года назад

@@ruslanasidaruk8043 More experience? She didn't even raise her own kid.

@ruslanasidaruk8043 3 года назад

@@8698gil i mean susan knows what it means to have a kid emotionally and she knew julie couldn't give her kid up for adoption, and she was right

@iexzchannel Год назад

Literally..the twins were like 8 years old when julie was 15-16 why would they make one of them the father just because they became teens

@AC-bk1jg 7 месяцев назад

Yes she can when it’s about the child too like wtf like it’s not just about her but the child too. The child will have a terrible

@juliechaise4974 Год назад

Sorry, but Susan acts very very badly. It's julie's choice and body. At the end, Susan wins and it make so sad. She doesn't listen her own child because of what she whants for herself... Their relationship is intersting and i love that julie makes the truth behind susan's face. Everyone has her own perception, and Julie is not the same of Susan

@nguyenanhtuan1196 Год назад

Of all the stupid things that Susan ever did, this is not one of them. The baby has a young mother and a healthy grandmother. Why does he/she have to end up in a stranger's home. If Julie really gives the baby up for adoption, she'll regret forever.

@juliechaise4974 Год назад

@@nguyenanhtuan1196 susan judges julie's choice from the beginning whereas her arguments were really good

@kelseyjohnson1326 Год назад

Julie should’ve silently had her baby and given it up without telling anybody, especially if the father was someone as immature as Porter Scavo

@Lisafrank2017 Год назад

@@nguyenanhtuan1196 doesn’t matter it’s not her baby… y’all are so fucking sad

@AC-bk1jg 7 месяцев назад

What does her body have to do with adoption? How does Susan act badly, Julie will ruin this child’s life if she’s going to put it up for adoption like wtf. It’s not just about her anymore there’s a human being involved that needs parents too

@Melissa05121992 12 лет назад

OMG....ur pregnant..I Love her Expresion :)

@charithakalupahana1532 5 лет назад

An emotionally damaged chick. Pathetic human being in the last few seasons. So sad, she was really likable in the first few seasons. (coping with her mom's immature and stupid behavior, acting as the voice of reason whenever her mother did a blunder) Really bad turn of events for this character , so sad. I don't understand how this change happened in Julie's life. What message were the writers trying convey through this character?

@mimiel7938 4 года назад

That her mother damaged her good

@AnnaLakwatsera 4 года назад

That nobody is perfect.

@xinniether-pooh989 4 года назад

Everyone has a rebellious phase, sooner or later

@AlexS-oj8qf 4 года назад

That perfect children grow up bad, because they peaked early.

@tameriz1280 4 года назад

She probably just snapped. With mother like Susan she never got to be a child, always forced to be responsible one. So it's not surprising that as soon as she was free from her she lost her sensibility from a relief of not needing to take care of grown ass womanchild