Desperate Housewives is currently on hiatus. The series is set to end after 7 seasons but still has to be picked up every year by the network. ABC confirmed that the show would return next year for a sixth season.
Episode 6.01: Title Unknown (Season premiere) Airdate: September 27, 2009
General Spoilers:
06/21 - A source close to the Desperate Housewives set tells us neither Teri Hatcher nor Dana Delany were actually at the altar, just to make sure no one would be able to spill the season-five cliffhanger. However, the source did spill a juicy tidbit that may be a clue as to who the new happy couple is: Following the car accident in the season finale, where Susan and Mike embraced, the script read, "The family is reunited." Could that point to Susan being under the veil? Source: Kristin on E!Online
06/21 - One of the biggest laughs in the Desperate Housewives season finale was when Felicity Huffman's Lynette, who was worried sick her cancer had returned, learned she was pregnant with twins! "Are you sure it's not cancer?" she asked her doctor. [...] Lynette will absolutely be pregnant when the series returns for Season 6. And abortion will not be an option. "I could never do that," [Marc] Cherry says. "The network would never let me." But he adds, "On TV you can always have a miscarriage." (Lynette had better stay away from staircases for the next few months.) Felicity finds her character's new story line amusing. "The Scavos aren't stopping until we can field an entire softball team," jokes the actress, who's now referring to Lynette as the "old lady on Wisteria Lane who had so many children her uterus fell out." Source:TV Guide Magazine
11/20/2008 - The creator of Desperate Housewives already knows what the last scene of the series will be. Marc Cherry says it'll feature just one of the housewives. [...] He does say that after this season's time-change, he won't be doing any more fast-forwarding. Cherry is thinking up ideas for the sixth season next year and hopes the seventh season will be the last. Source:KYPost
03/27/2008 - It seems that [Marc] Cherry has decided to take a page from the Lost playbook and set Housewives' expiration date well in advance. He plans to pull the plug after three more seasons, once the series' standard seven-year contract runs out in 2011. Source: Entertainment Weekly
02/21/2007 - Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry has inked a four-year, eight-figure pact with ABC Television Studio (né Touchstone), Variety reports. The agreement keeps Cherry lording over Wisteria Lane through May 2011, at which time he anticipates wrapping up the story of Bree, Lynette et al. (ABC has also quietly negotiated deals with key cast members through '11.) "After seven seasons, it will be a good time to call it quits," Cherry tells the trade mag. "I don't want anyone else to run the show, and I don't want us to fade away." Source: TV Guide Online
02/13/2005 - Strong is contracted to be both heard and seen throughout the series' anticipated seven-year run. Source: USA Today
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