God, That's Good

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“God, That's Good”
Episode No.	Season 3 (2006-2007) Episode 65 (3-19)
Writer(s)	TBA
Director	TBA
Original Airdate	April 22, 2007 (ABC)
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"God, That's Good" is the 65th episode of the ABC television series, Desperate Housewives. It was also the ninteenth episode of the show's third season. The episode was written by TBA and directed by TBA. It will air on April 22, 2007.

[edit] Guest Starring

• John Slattery as Victor Lang
• Kathryn Joosten as Karen McCluskey
• Peri Gilpin as the caterer*
• TBA as Jeanmarie Thompson*

Jeanmarie Thompson and the caterer may be the same person - *

[edit] Episode recap

A blackmailer threatens Gabrielle with compromising photos of her and Victor in an elevator. Despite her attempts to fight the blackmailer, the photos end up in the newspaper. The cops intervene and the number of people who plan on voting for Victor decreases. While Victor is at a press conference, Gabrielle comes to his rescue by announcing their engagement.

A real estate agent is trying to sell a house. While he's doing that, he finds Carlos and Edie having sex. Edie and Gabrielle clash in a duel.

Mrs. McCluskey is in the hospital for a broken bone and a possible concussion. She wakes up at the hospital and finds two cops at her bedside. It has something to do with Art Shephard.

The power goes out at Scavo Pizzeria, but the chef cooks for a hungry couple anyway. Lynette jacks up the prices in the hopes of getting more money.

Susan finds a caterer (played by Peri Gilpin) for her and Ian's wedding. When she learns that the caterer is single, she sets her up with a man she already knows. Susan lies to the caterer when asked if the man's romantic or a player.

[edit] Title reference

• The episode title, God, That's Good is a song taken from the Stephen Sondheim musical, Sweeney Tood.