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This episode gets right down to it -- opening with Bree's deepening relationship with her AA sponsor. When she gets a craving for chablis, Peter comes over and they watch a DVD. Merlot? Chardonnay? Peter again, etc.  

On Bree's 20th day of sobriety, the two are playing chess. She gives him a peck on the cheek to thank him for being such a good friend. He's stunned and confesses to her that he's not just a recovering alcoholic, but he's also a sex addict. Any little touch, he says, "gets my juices flowing." She thinks he can handle it and gives him a kiss on the lips. After another stunned moment, Peter is all over Bree, ripping off his T-shirt, shoving the chess board to the floor and pinning her to the dining room table. He comes to his senses quickly, however, and dashes shirtlessly away. Bree is left, dazed, on the table, inhaling his discarded and torn shirt. (Mmmmmmm.)

Peter has a couple of brief appearances throughout the rest of the show. The first comes at an AA meeting as he introduces Bree to her new sponsor, Donna (played by Diane Delano, who can be seen here with Lee in a 1991 TV pilot called "Acting Sheriff"). The butch new sponsor isn't quite Bree's type, though, and Bree later calls Peter to talk him into being friends. He struggles not to give in to temptation and asks her to not to call again. 

But at the end, when Bree gets drunk and passes out in a bar, it's Peter she wants and Peter who comes to her rescue and chivalrously carries her out. (His muttering, "I don't even like redheads," adds a little levity to the sad, sweet, touching scene.)

In the closing scenes, we see him tending to her at home while the voiceover talks about giving in to temptation -- and perhaps regretting it in the morning.

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Lee-as-Peter is in one scene and has one line, and it comes during the opening credits. 

Peter is at the courthouse with Bree, apparently to support her in a long-awaited hearing regarding her son Andrew. Enter Carol Burnett as Eleanor Mason, Bree's stepmother. When Eleanor notices Peter and says hello, she inquires whether he's Bree's lawyer. "Uhhhh no, I'm not her lawyer," he says. Eleanor's relieved, declaring: "Good. The hair had me worried."

Also in the scene, but not quite interacting with Lee, is Ronny Cox, playing Bree's father. The actor played the elder version of Lee's character in "The Boys of Sunset Ridge." And Bruce Jarchow is in the background, missing yet another chance to interact with his old buddy Chett from "Weird Science."

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Lee has some nice scenes in this episode, which works hard to show us that Peter is a good person who is working hard to conquer his addictions. It also shows how manipulative Bree can be in going after what she wants. 

Lee's first scene shows him wrapping up an AA meeting with Serenity Prayer. Afterwards, Bree helps him clean up the room and they have a playful banter about the merits of opera. Bree and Peter come close to kissing, but they are interrupted by Claude, Peter's sex addiction sponsor. (Claude is played by M.C. Gainey, who also plays The Other dubbed Zeke and Mr. Friendly in "Lost." His disposition is not much better here.) Claude berates Peter for getting involved with Bree, referring to her as a "lust trigger," a term Bree doesn't take too kindly to. 

To plead her case, Bree later visits Claude at the doughnut shop where he works. When it's clear she's not going to get what she wants, she winds up setting him up on a drug arrest -- effectively removing Claude from Peter's life. Later, while serving Peter cookies and milk, Bree says she could be his sponsor. He warns her that Claude had rescued him from some pretty ugly situations. Peter wonders if Bree could do that. 

To prove his point, Peter calls Bree to come and get him from a sex party. It's a pretty tame scene, but he wanted to see what it could be like if he "slipped." 

The show winds up with Bree reciting the Serenity Prayer during an AA meeting and holding hands with Peter.

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Bree invites Peter over for a family dinner and asks him not to mention that he's a sex addict -- even though her kids know they met at AA. But her evil son, Andrew, listened in on the phone line and he tells Danielle he's got a brilliant way for her to get back at Bree for not letting her see Matthew anymore.

At dinner, Danielle pours on the sex appeal and the double entendres fly. She puts her hand on Peter's knee under the table, and he's puzzled. But when she moves her hand upward, Peter jumps up, makes hurried excuses and dashes away. 

Peter comes by the next day to drop off a college brochure for Andrew, since he's interested in attending the school Peter went to. Andrew seizes his opening for the ultimate revenge on Bree when he realizes that Peter is attracted to men as well as women.

Later, Bree arrives home, looking for Andrew (he had called, saying there was an emergency). She goes upstairs and finds Andrew in her bed, with Peter is coming out of the bathroom in just his underwear, looking for his pants. "Now we're even," Andrew smirks. And Peter is never seen or mentioned again!