You Can Do — [s1e7] Anything

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: The investigation into the blackmailing of the late Mary Alice Young intensifies. The private investigator, Mr. Shaw, edges closer to discovering who was behind the threats, keeping the central mystery of the season front and center. Interesting Trivia While several series have an episode with this

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: A major turning point occurs when Andrew Van de Kamp gets into a serious car accident. The crash critically injures Carlos Solis's mother, Mama Solis, landing her in the hospital and setting off a chain of events that haunts the Van de Kamp family.