Writer:	Alexandra Cunningham
Director:	David Grossman
Star:	Cody Kasch (Zach Young),  Felicity Huffman (Lynette Scavo),  James Denton (Mike Delfino),  Marcia Cross (Bree Van De Kamp),  Mark Moses (Paul Young),  Richard Burgi (Karl Mayer),  Nicollette Sheridan (Edie Britt),  Ricardo Antonio Chavira (Carlos Solis),  Teri Hatcher (Susan Mayer),  Mehcad Brooks (Matthew Applewhite),  Joy Lauren (Danielle Van De Kamp),  Eva Longoria Parker (Gabrielle Solis),  Doug Savant (Tom Scavo),  Alfre Woodard (Betty Applewhite),  Shawn Pyfrom (Andrew Van De Kamp),  Andrea Bowen (Julie Mayer),  Brenda Strong (Mary Alice Young)
Recurring Role:	Brent Kinsman (Preston Scavo),  Shane Kinsman (Porter Scavo),  Zane Huett (Parker Scavo),  Jay Harrington (Dr. Ron Berman),  Kurt Fuller (Det. Barton),  Alejandro Patino (Ralph),  Harriet Sansom Harris (Felicia Tilman),  Bob Gunton (Noah Taylor)
Guest Star:	Robert Cicchini (Scott Tollman),  Albert Garcia (Luis),  Greg Germann (Jim Halverson),  Sonia Iris Lozada (Blood Drive Nurse),  Verda Bridges (Blood Drive Nurse),  Sandra Purpuro (Prostitute),  Nikki Tyler (Prostitute),  Jon Spinogatti (MRI Technician),  Roberto Sanchez (Police Officer)

This episode marks the return of Felicia Tilman (Harriet Sansom Harris), whose last appearance was in "You'll Never Get Away from Me". She has returned from Utah (she went to Utah to seek treatment, for her injuries inflicted by Zach Young) & has became Noah Taylor's nurse. (edit) This marks the return of the entire opening credits sequence after a 5 episode absence. (edit) Even though they are credited Mark Moses (Paul Young), Shawn Pyfrom (Andrew Van De Kamp) and Joy Lauren (Danielle Van De Kamp), Nashawn Kearse (Caleb Applewhite), and Richard Burgi (Karl Mayer) do not appear in this episode. (edit)

Detective Barton: Bree. I have to say, I was very pleased to get your call. I mean. I’m surprisd you want to have anything to do with me, given our recent history.
Bree:Oh you mean, you having suspected me of murdering my husband? Detective, that is all water under the bridge now. (edit) Tom: I'm serious, Lynette. I don't make the money around here anymore. I don't provide for you and the kids. And I wasn't gonna let them snip out the last thing that makes me a man. (referring to a vasectomy)
Lynette: Staying home and taking care of the kids doesn't make you less of a man. That's crazy.
Tom: You expect me to calm your irrational fears. I expect you to calm mine.
Lynette: You're you saying you're unhappy?
Tom: A little bit, yeah.
Lynette: Well, what we gonna do about that?
Tom: I don't know.
Lynette: Well, can’t we just---?
Tom: No, Lynette. I don't know. (edit) Susan: Maybe we could go out sometime.
Dr. Ron: (pauses, gestures...) Do you like sushi?
Susan: I love sushi. I'm available tomorrow night...
Dr. Ron: No, no, no... tomorrow's no good - I'll still be angry. I should be cooled down by Friday. (edit) Dr. Ron: So, so... I was up all night, worried sick, digging through medical books trying to figure out some mysterious disease that doesn't really exist?
Susan: Really? You were up all night?
Dr. Ron: Yes! I don't enjoy telling people I think they're going to die! Especially not people I like!
Susan: You like me?
Dr. Ron: Yes! (edit) Tom: (to Lynette) Hey, honey - good news! I checked on Penny and she didn't scream. I think she's getting used to the mask. (edit)

When Bree gets into the house with the bags, you can hear glass clinking inside the bags, but when she gets things out of the bags you cannot see anything with glass. (edit) For Susan's symptoms she would need an MRI of the brain. However her head was not placed in the proper equipment and she was allowed to move her head while she was talking. Also, how did the doctor see a Floating Spleen in a MRI of the brain? (edit)

This episode title, "We're Gonna Be Alright" is a song from the little known 1965 musical Do I Hear A Waltz? with music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. (edit)