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Desperate Housewives/The Sun Won't Set

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The Sun Won't Set
Season 2, Episode 8
Airdate November 20, 2005
Production Number 20831
Written by Jenna Bans
Directed by Stephen Cragg
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The Sun Won't Set is the eighth episode of the second season of Desperate Housewives, and the thirty-first episode overall.

Starring: Teri Hatcher (Susan), Felicity Huffman (Lynette), Marcia Cross (Bree), Eva Longoria (Gaby), Nicollette Sheridan (Edie), Alfre Woodard (Betty), Ricardo Antonio Chavira (Carlos), Mark Moses (Paul), Andrea Bowen (Julie), Doug Savant (Tom), Cody Kasch (Zach), Richard Burgi (Karl), Brenda Strong (Mary Alice), James Denton (Mike)

Also Starring: Shawn Pyfrom (Andrew), Joy Lauren (Danielle), Mehcad Brooks (Matthew), Brent Kinsman (Preston), Shane Kinsman (Porter), Zane Huett (Parker), Nashawn Kearse (Caleb), Roger Bart (George)

Guest Starring: (in credits order) Kathryn Joosten (Karen), Paul Dooley (Addison Prudy), Danny Trejo (Hector Ramos), Mia Wesley (Leila Mitzman), John Bradley (Ty Grant), Lesley Ann Warren (Sophie Bremmer), Bob Newhart (Morty Flickman), Pat Crawford Brown (Ida), Charlie Babcock (Stu) Eric Cazenave (Valet) Lance E. Nichols (Minister)

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The residents of Wisteria Lane, upset that Caleb is still at large, hold a neighborhood watch meeting. Carlos is angry that Gabrielle is not more upset about losing the baby. Susan, Bree and Lynette try to cheer up Gabrielle, but it is an unexpected visit from a frightening stranger that helps her let go. Bree learns the truth about George's ex-girlfriends, and Susan makes a troubling discovery about her father.

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