Running the bases: Lynette's family emerged from the rubble of Mrs. McCluskey's house, but Ida wasn’t so lucky. Stunned that Ida sacrificed herself to keep the Scavo children safe, Lynette rescues her ashes to scatter them at a ballpark, as the former All-American League player wanted.
Between husbands: At Victor's funeral, his father, Milton, cheerfully informs the widow Gabby that she won’t be seeing a dime of the family cash. After telling this to Carlos, who is lying in a hospital bed, she gives him more pain medication and tries to break the news that the papers for his off-shore account were lost in the tornado. With Carlos properly sedated, she runs off to recover the documents at the accountant's -- except he's also dead. How dare he! 
In the dark: Carlos and Gabrielle seem to be getting along rather well, even if he is rather woozy from the painkillers she gave him. Then again, she has no idea that his tornado injuries left him blind.
Madam Hodge: The hole in her roof means she and her family need to live at Susan's while repairs are under way, but her contractor breaks down and nixes the job after he learns his ex-boyfriend has just moved in with another man. Well, why not set the man up with her “out and proud homosexual” son? Vast age difference be damned! 
The wrench: Initially terrified at taking in Ben, Bree and Orson, Susan soon sinks happily into a freshly laundered, duck a l'orange life, but annihilates Bree's setup to keep the homemade cookies coming -- and to keep herself sane while Mike's in rehab. 
Unravelling: Furious that her husband has had an affair, Katherine kicks Adam out, but not before he finds the tell-all note that Aunt Lilly left for Dylan. What was in the note? We have no idea. There was much discussion of “it” and “betrayal,” and then Katherine ripped and tossed the paper in the fireplace. We were left with the image of Dylan piecing the note together and looking none too happy.
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