Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

You are so sensitive about the whole Donna Reed thing.
The store was his life. Mine, too, I guess.
Maybe I do. I haven't given it that much thought.
- Hey. - Hey, you.
- Carry your bird, miss? - Hi, I didn't expect to see you here.
- It's for me. - Clearly.
Being apart was too painful to even talk about.
You're crazy. I'm doing her a favor.
- Your home? - Yes.
Sookie, you're not serious.
So I evaluated the situation in my usual calm, cool, collected manner...
- I'd love to. - Great.
I called him, Mom, okay?
- The miscellaneous section. - That sounds right.
Thank God.
but they're a little richer, a little warmer.
and the whole concept that her one point in life is to serve somebody else.
and in comes the seedy crowd. You got trouble, my friends.
Say yes, or there's another verse.
It was a pretty weird joke to hear coming out of your mouth.
The teeniest feather could knock me in the gutter.
I gotta go check on Apricot.
Hold on.
What does?
You don't have to do that.
So you're sure we need this many cans?
It says she has a choice and Donna Reed didn't.
- Does Martha Stewart do it? - Yes.
Mother-daughter window washing. We should try that.
So you're saying Luke thought I made up a crazy story...
Was what?
- I do, I absolutely do. - Are you sure?
Voila! Your breakfast.
Both of you are going to hell. I hope you know that.
- So, who's your friend? - Homework.
The husband, Alex, comes home late for dinner, and he didn't call.
I also wouldn't rule out keyboardist...
- A little ambience? - This is a diner. We don't do ambience.
Bon Jovi, Duran Duran, The Wallflowers, Bush...
Okay, we have classic rock, progressive rock, pretty-boy rock...
Houdini habits.
Hold on. Come on.
I spent a lot of minutes I was supposed to be in school.
Do you have feelings for this man?
- Did you know that? - I did not know that.
It sounds like a code for, 'l'm not wearing any underwear.'
One of my favorites is when Mary, the daughter, gets a part-time job...
I don't think Linda would've even considered cat-sitting without Paul.
And how did he know the bird was missing?
I was upset when you came home late for dinner.
- I'm not completely sure yet. - Okay, I want details.
Apparently we do.
- Really? Where? - I don't know.
at the top of her lungs. And now, nothing. Silence.
I hope you know that I don't expect you to be Donna Reed.
- I am so thrilled about this. - I'm glad.