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A new beginning for “Desperate Housewives”
The hardest part of jumping ABC's "Desperate Housewives" five years into the future this season, says creator/writer Marc Cherry, "was trying to find a way to make Eva -Longoria Parker look frumpy."
When they finally did it, by the way, the happiest person in the family was Longoria Parker.
"It used to take me two hours in hair and makeup," the actress told the Television Critics Association this week. "Nowit's lOminutes."
Cherry has that same giddiness about the future on Wisteria Lane -- where the women will stay the same, he vows, but where this leap into the future will liberate the writers.
"It resets us," he said. "Stories become too complicated. This lets us get us back to the original concept of women with small, relatable problems."
It also lessens what he sees as the show's other big problem: too much glamour.
"I have the most glamorous cast in the history of television," said Cherry. "There are so many stories that I couldn't do because of that. Having Gaby at home --taking care of two kids changes that a little."
The truth is, Cherry - confesses, Longoria Parker has a story line that will restore her glamour partway through the season. But for a few brief shining episodes, she'll lookcloser to normal.
"I grew up in the Midwest," he says, "and 1 know a lot of women who watch this show there resent it They ask me, 'Couldn't one of
them have a weight problem?'"
Longoria Parker, interestingly, echoes that sentiment. "Looking frumpy lets me do other things," she said. "I’m happy not to play glamour for a while."
The timing of this "reset" is also interesting because it's something shows usually do when they're in trouble, which this one isn't.
It was one of the few shows to gain audience after the strike last spring, and after what Cherry admits was a creative erosion in season two, it has regained its footing.
But since Cherry plans to end the show after seven seasons, he said the leap ahead will reload his guns for the final three.
On a more serious creative note, he said the hardest part of the leap was losing all the child actors. Other loose ends include Susan (Teri Hatcher) trading her boyfriend Mike for a new guy. and the apparent exile of original Housewife Edie (Nicollette Sheridan).
Sheridan confirmed that Edie will return, with a grand entrance, while Mike (James Denton) will appear in enough episodes to explain his departure.
Dana Delany, who originally looked like one of the show's endless parade of temps, impressed Cherry enough to become a full-time Housewife.
And the others will stay their same lovable selves.
Source: Internet