OK, I've got a question about last night's episode. First of all, does anyone still have it on tape/DVR to go back and check some dialogue? When everyone was in the hospital waiting room to find out the status on the person who was most severely injured (and ultimately didn't make it), Lynette suddenly clutches her very pregnant belly and looks at Tom and said something. Which of these sentences did she say? "I think there's something wrong with the baby." or... "I think there's something wrong with the babies." or "I think there's something wrong with one of the babies." Lynette was supposed to be pregnant with twins. I thought that when the doctor was telling Lynette (when she was on a gurney) that they had to do surgery, that he was talking like she was pregnant with twins; that one had died because of the blow to her abdomen during the plane crash; and that in order to have any chance to save the other one that she had to have immediate surgery to hopefully prevent any "developmental disabilities." But after the surgery and after Lynette's dream, she wakes up and asks Tom how the surgery went... and how the baby was doing. He responds with telling her that the baby didn't make it, but that the other baby will be just fine. That kinda confused me -- okay, I admit I shouldn't have been knitting a complicated cable pattern while I was watching -- but if before the surgery she was told that one twin didn't make it and they needed surgery to hopefully prevent disabilities in the remaining twin, then when Lynette asked "how did the surgery go" she would already know that one twin had died... So, obviously I missed something. Does anyone know for certain what was said/what happened?

Missed half of it, cause I thought it was coming on an hour later. Duh! Was great what I saw! Gotta reset my dvr for next week.

My dh, for whom English is his second language, referred to the show as "Housewifes Who Are Desperate," so that's what we now call the it. Not sure whether we'll watch or not. Probably, 'cause we get particularly lazy in the evening.

And Brothers and Sisters follows!