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When Bree first asks out this outball pharmacist, it is out of a desire to make Rex jealous. But on the date George realizes how much he likes Bree, and when she stops seeing him, he can't stop thinking about her. At night he watches surveillence videos of Bree in the pharmacy and by day he begins to poison her husband by tampering with his medication. Later, he snoops into the Van de Kamp home and finds out how to turn her away from Rex. This obsessed loner may bring Bree more pain-or he just might become her new love intrest.
"I've found with the right chemicals you can get rid of almost anything!"
Marcia Cross: I love Roger. I think there's something delicious in the combination of Georgw and Bree. In some ways they're both misfits. There's a wavelength on which they understand each other. When i'm working with him I find another color to her, a sensitivity that comes out. I also think that as an actor he's extraordinary. He's so committed.
Marc Cherry: I was scared to death of casting Roger because I knew him from these big, extravagant Broadway musicals. You're a Good man, Charlie Brown and The Producers. He did a really nice audition on the tape so we went ahead and cat him. And he may very well be one of my top three favourite guest stars of the entire first season, because he's turned out to be so subtle. He plays George as just so deliciously wicked and subtle that it's one of the best pieces of casting we did.
