Dinner. Angie's setting a dish on the table as Orson asks, "My goodness. Another course?" Angie says her Grandma Bombelli always said that if men can still button their pants, "dinner ain't over yet." Bree smiles awkwardly. She takes a bite of her food, and Nick asks if Angie's braciole is amazing or what. Bree admits she's never had it before and it's quite tasty. Angie grabs Bree's napkin and stuffs it in the top of Bree's shirt, saying she wouldn't want to stain her gorgeous blouse. Bree says she's a neat eater, but Angie says when Nick starts twirling pasta, no one's safe. Orson, ever jovial, agrees he got some friendly fire from a meatball earlier. Everyone laughs. Nick says he's glad they're finally doing this, and Bree lies they've been busy. Nick says if Bree needs someone to replace Katherine, she could do a lot worse than Angie, and Angie plays modest. Nick says she has all of her Grandma Bombelli's recipes, and Orson starts to say that if the food is all this good... but Bree interrupts and says they're not hiring. She tells Angie she's sorry, and Angie says it's okay. But Nick pushes the issue, and Angie asks him to zip it, since Bree would know if she's sure since she's had four services. Nick says he's just trying to help, and it was Angie's idea to cook for her. Angie slams her silverware down and thanks him for making their neighbors think she only cooks for people if she has an angle. Angie apologizes to Bree, which makes Angie even madder at Nick. It's hilarious. When Bree and Orson pretend to be having a great time, she even says, "Now you're making our guests lie." Angie goes to get another course and then Nick follows for wine, after telling Bree there are three more courses. Bree asks Orson to please unbutton his pants. Not exactly the context in which he's been wanting to hear that, but I bet he takes her up on it. Commercials.