what does the animation mean at the start of desperate houswives tv show?
95610
It shows how women have been depicted artistically through the centuries, just as the show is an (unrealistic) artistic expression of women's lives.
382500
desperate housewives= 10/10 i luv it!! its soooooo funny!!!\nLost=9/10 i luv lost 22222!!its soo kool\nprisonbreak= 9/10 its just soooo on the edge of your seat stuff!!!!
1077151
The only difference I have ever noticed is when comparing the very earliest episodes with the newer ones. The drawings, the voices, and even some of the characters have changed since the show started some 16 years ago.
45775
Hopefully ZERO!!!!!!!  It's such a lame show, most of the stuff on there seems to just be made up at the last minute from the script writers.  They don't even think if the stuff is even feasible.  example, the first episode, how does an airplane engine continue to run with no cockpit or nor tail section and what happened to the fuel in all the wings and fuselage?  It's stupid.
925240
It's right after Desperate Housewives this week. Maybe it'll find it's niche there. It would be a killer spot for it.\n\n\nSay it with me - Denny Crane.
611675
It could refer to the final episode of a series.  "Coda" is a musical term meaning concluding passage.
81879
A lot of people watch the show, because it's great. I was kind of hoping they'd start from the beginning though. There were some great storylines in the comic strip that I really wanted to see animated. And where are Cindy and Caesar? I hope they show up soon. Then the show would just get better.
833569
It's from the game Animal Crossing.  It's how Mayor Tortimer laughs.  That's all.  Just a funny laugh.\n\n(But he says "He he he hoorf.")
406920
It is in season five...\nHere is more info http://thewb.warnerbros.com/web/show.jsp?id=SM
81779
"jumped the shark" is a reference to an episode of the show "Happy Days" in the 1970s. On that show, there was an episode in which the most popular character, an Italian-American classic cool guy called "the Fonz", jumped over a shark while waterskiing.\n\nIt was considered the singular moment that marked the beginning of the show's decline into eventual unpopularity and cancellation.
383724
do like on the show whose line.. Scenes from a hat or hoedown. or somethings like that...
812131
It's from season one. I think the episode is "Showdown! InuYasha vs Sesshomaru" Episode #7
77021
TO me, they seem to be really stretching it. They're coming up with really random things to put in there. After the death of Brees husband, it seemed as if they didn't know where to go with her character, and they're making that cute little brown-hairred girl into a bigger slut (and only in that she wants it all the time) than I think she should be. And what's with the new family keeping that man in their basement? I may not be completely up to date, but that was just weird.\nThe first season was better, to me at least.
461444
yeah i noticed that too. espically in the episode with niki hilton, i think heidi might have pronounced niki's line wrong, cause you can hear when she says "chic" it was a voiceover, and nikis face looked a little like 'what did you just say?' so they must have gone back in and fixed it.
458592
As far as I know it comes from the theater, when the director would say "let the show begin". hope this helps
675377
It says 'pitagora suicchi'- this literally means 'Pitagora Switch'. \n\nI just checked on Yahoo Japan for you, and it looks like it is the name of a kind of cartoon show. I've never seen it before though, so I can't tell you anything about the contents of the show.
945503
I always thought it meant "Mmmm.....'kay."  Like Hmmm....Okay. Or maybe kinda like what that counselor character on South Park is always saying!