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"stepping out on my own"
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
desperate housewives

Yesterday's episode of Desperate Housewives should, in my opinion, be coined as 'The Fall of Bree'.

It was amazing, how in asingle shot, we could see the demise of an exceptionally strong woman. Never have we seen her breakdown and cry... until yesterday, that is. In that moment when she heard of her husband's death, I could literally see her crumbling to pieces, before finally dissolving into a cloud of dust as her defences fell and she broke down for the very first time.

It's like a Stepford wife gone ga-ga, losing her senses and good-mannered behaviour finally. The volcano erupts; the time bomb detonates; the great wall crumbles...

It was an astonishing scene, enhanced and made possible by Marcia Cross' incredible acting. I applaud the people behind the scenes of the show for having created such an enticing show, coupled with the fantastic acting and the great storyline.

I bet many others, like myself, are looking forward to the airing of the second season of the show. Doesn't help that the show ended in a cliff-hanger style...