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Desperate Housewives Season 7'
Season 7
ABC promotional poster for the seventh season of Desperate Housewives. From left to right: Lynette, Susan, Renee, Gabrielle, and Bree.
No. of episodes23[1]
Release
Original networkABC
Original releaseSeptember 26, 2010
Season chronology
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The seventh season of Desperate Housewives, a television series created by Marc Cherry, began airing on September 26, 2010.[2]

Season seven was originally intended to be the final season, according to creator Marc Cherry. He has a new plan to extend the series two more seasons, meaning an eighth and ninth season. Marc Cherry has signed a new two-year deal with ABC that will keep Desperate Housewives on the air until the year 2013, subject to negotiations with Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross and Eva Longoria, the show's main actresses, who are all contracted for seven years. The first episode of the season aired in Latin America on October 6, 2010. Season 7 premiered in Ireland on Tuesday, October 12, 2010. Season 7 began airing in the United Kingdom on October 17, 2010. It started airing at 9:00 PM on October 25, 2010 on OSN's Show Series in the Middle East. It began airing in Israel on December 12, 2010.

The stars of Desperate Housewives finalized new deals to make way for Season 8,[3][4] and have recently signed at the price of $12 million.[5]

Production

Desperate Housewives has been picked up for a seventh season.[6] The first episode of the seventh season aired on September 26, 2010.

Cast

The regular cast underwent several changes from the 6th to the 7th season. The returning castmembers included series narrator Brenda Strong as Mary Alice Young, and leading housewives Teri Hatcher as Susan Delfino, Felicity Huffman as Lynette Scavo, Marcia Cross as Bree Van de Kamp and Eva Longoria as Gabrielle Solis, as well as husbands James Denton as Mike Delfino, Ricardo Antonio Chavira as Carlos Solis and Doug Savant as Tom Scavo, and also Charlie Carver as Porter Scavo, Joshua Logan Moore as Parker Scavo, Madison De La Garza as Juanita Solis and Mason Vale Cotton as M.J. Delfino. Kathryn Joosten (Karen McCluskey) also returned as a series regular, being promoted to a "starring" castmember. Kyle MacLachlan (Orson Hodge) asked to be let go from the main cast after season 6 to pursue other projects. The Bolen family's story ended in the 6th season finale, so series regulars Drea de Matteo (Angie Bolen), Jeffrey Nordling (Nick Bolen) and Beau Mirchoff (Danny Bolen) all left the main cast, as did Andrea Bowen (Julie Mayer). The role of Penny Scavo was recast, with Kendall Applegate being replaced by Darcy Rose Byrnes.

Former recurring guest stars Kevin Rahm (Lee McDermott) and Tuc Watkins (Bob Hunter) were promoted to "starring" castmembers, and former Ugly Betty star Vanessa Williams joined the cast as a sort of fifth lead (following the departure of three supporting housewives over the previous two seasons) in the role of Renee Perry.

Mark Moses re-joined the main cast in the role of Paul Young, Mary Alice's husband, several years (and TV seasons) after leaving the contractually bound cast following season 2.

Max Carver retained his recurring status as Preston Scavo, as did other established recurring guest stars, including Daniella Baltodano as Celia Solis and Orson Bean as Roy Bender. Several former series regulars have guest starred throughout the season, including Bowen as Julie, Cody Kasch as Zach Young, Shawn Pyfrom as Andrew Van de Kamp, Joy Lauren as Danielle Katz, Steven Culp as Rex Van de Kamp, and Brent and Shane Kinsman as younger Preston and Porter, respectively. Harriet Sansom Harris returned as Felicia Tilman, after having been written off for a while following season 2.

Brian Austin Green joined the guest cast as Keith Watson, Bree's new contractor boyfriend, Lainie Kazan as Susan's new apartment manager Maxine Rosen and Emily Bergl as Paul's new wife, Beth Young.

Jonathan Cake has joined the cast as Bree's new boyfriend, Chuck Vance.[7][8]

Storylines

Susan Delfino

Susan and Mike are facing financial troubles, which has forced them to leave Wisteria Lane and move-in to a small apartment. Mike asks Lee to rent the house on Wisteria Lane to whoever offers the most money. This ends up being Paul Young, who has just been released from prison and moves into the house, along with his new wife Beth. Susan and Mike are upset that Paul is now living in their house, but he has signed a one year lease, so there isn't anything they can do. In the season premiere, Susan receives an offer from her new landlady Maxine to appear on Maxine's erotic web site doing housework while wearing lingerie. Despite initially refusing the offer, Susan accepts it after Mike considers taking a job on an oil rig in Alaska. Susan does her best to hide this secret from her family and friends. However, her secret is soon discovered by Paul, who is now blackmailing her into letting him buy the house, an offer Mike has previously refused. When Mike learns of Susan's secret, he decides to accept the offer of working a couple of months in Alaska so they can return to their house in Wisteria Lane as soon as possible.

Lynette Scavo

Lynette has just had her newest baby, Paige Scavo. Lynette's old college frenemy, Renee Perry, wife of New York Yankees player Doug Perry, comes to visit her. While Lynette decides to ignore Tom's postpartum depression, Renee listens to him, which Lynette thanks her for, but tells her to back-off. She's also stunned after Tom's doctor prescribes marijuana as a cure for his depression. Lynette realizes that her daughter Penny is helping her a lot with the baby, and decides she needs a nanny. Tom enlists the help of his mother, who has very different views on family values than Lynette, which causes conflict. In addition, Tom's mother seems to be losing her memory. When Tom's mother, Allison, clashes with Lynette, he decides that the best thing to do for her is to send her to a nursing home. She hires Susan, who's having financial woes, to be her newborn baby's nanny.

Bree Van de Kamp

Bree is having a hard time. She tells Gaby the truth about the car accident that killed Carlos's mother eleven years ago. She's also just getting divorced from Orson, and having to adjust to being a single woman in her mid-fifties. She begins to feel attracted to her handyman, Keith Watson, and initially competes for his attention with Renee Perry. Keith and Bree begin dating, and Bree has to deal with other issues pertaining to the their age difference, as Keith is in his thirties.

Gabrielle Solis

The season premiere reveals that Gaby's baby had been switched at birth, meaning that Juanita isn't really her daughter. While she's torn between looking out for her biological daughter and keeping Juanita, she's also keeping from Carlos that it was Andrew Van De Kamp who was driving the car that killed his mother eleven years ago. After asking Bob, her lawyer, to contact the family of her biological daughter, Carlos warns her that if things end badly, he will leave her forever. After meeting their daughter, Grace, Gaby and Carlos are finding that they are falling in love with her. However, Juanita is getting suspicious of all the attention Grace is receiving, and her legal parents are revealed to be illegal immigrants. After Hector, Grace's legal father, was deported, her legal mother, Carmen, must go into hiding.

Renee Perry

Renee is Lynette's college friend and they have a frenemy relationship. After she announces to Lynette that she's moving right across the street, Tom tells her to not to tell Lynette about something that had happened between them whilst he and Lynette had broken up. She's also divorcing her husband, Doug Perry, after he dumped her for his agent's secretary. She competes for the attention of Keith with Bree, but eventually steps aside and the two become friends. Renee also clashes with Gaby, but they, too, become friends. She asks Lynette's help so they can start a business together, and Lynette accepts the offer.

Episodes

Series
# 		Season
# 		Title Directed by Written by Original air date U.S. viewers
(millions)
1351"Remember Paul?"David GrossmanMarc CherrySeptember 26, 201013.06[9]
1362"You Must Meet My Wife"Larry ShawDave FlebotteOctober 3, 201013.23[10]
1373"Truly Content"Tara Nicole WeyrMatt BerryOctober 10, 201012.38[11]
1384"The Thing That Counts Is What's Inside"David GrossmanJason GanzelOctober 17, 201012.67[12]
1395"Let Me Entertain You"Lonny PriceSara Parriott & Josann McGibbonOctober 24, 201012.16[13]
1406"Excited and Scared"Jeff GreensteinJeff GreensteinOctober 31, 201011.10[14]
1417"A Humiliating Business"Larry ShawMarco PennetteNovember 7, 201012.72[15]
1428"Sorry Grateful"David GrossmanAnnie WeismanNovember 14, 201011.92[16]
1439"Pleasant Little Kingdom"Arlene SanfordDave FlebotteDecember 5, 201011.36[17]
14410"Down the Block There's a Riot"Larry ShawBob DailyDecember 12, 201011.60[18]
14511"Assassins"David WarrenJohn Paul Bullock IIIJanuary 2, 201112.19[19]
14612"Where Do I Belong"David GrossmanDavid SchladweilerJanuary 9, 201112.83[20]
14713"I'm Still Here"Lonny PriceJosann McGibbon & Sara ParriottJanuary 16, 201110.25[21]
14814"Flashback"Andrew DoerferMatt BerryFebruary 13, 20119.20[22]
14915"Farewell Letter"David GrossmanMarco PennetteFebruary 20, 201110.58[23]
15016"Searching"Larry ShawJeff GreensteinMarch 6, 201111.35[24]
15117"Everything's Different, Nothing's Changed"David WarrenAnnie WeismanApril 3, 20119.05[25]
15218"Moments in the Woods"David GrossmanJohn Paul Bullock IIIApril 17, 20119.11[26]
15319"The Lies Ill-Concealed"Larry ShawDavid SchladweilerApril 24, 201110.15[27]
15420"I'll Swallow Poison on Sunday"[28]David WarrenJason GanzelMay 1, 2011TBA
15521"Then I Really Got Scared"[29]Larry ShawValerie A. BrotskiMay 8, 2011TBA
15622"And Lots of Security..."[30]David GrossmanJoe KeenanMay 15, 2011TBA
15723"Come on Over for Dinner"[30]Larry ShawBob DailyMay 15, 2011TBA

United States (On ABC)

Episode number
Production number 		Title Original airing Rating Share Rating/share
(18–49) 		Total viewers (in millions) Rank per week Note
135
7-01		 Remember Paul? September 26, 2010 8.1 12 4.3 13.056 #15 [9]
136
7-02		 You Must Meet My Wife October 3, 2010 8.2 12 4.4 13.234 #13 [10]
137
7-03		 Truly Content October 10, 2010 7.9 12 3.9 12.379 #15 [11]
138
7-04		 The Thing That Counts Is What's Inside October 17, 2010 8.0 12 3.9 12.669 #12 [12]
139
7-05		 Let Me Entertain You October 24, 2010 7.7 12 3.9 12.159 #16 [13]
140
7-06		 Excited and Scared October 31, 2010 7.3 11 3.5 11.096 #24 [14]
141
7-07		 A Humiliating Business November 7, 2010 7.8 12 4.1 12.716 #12 [15]
142
7-08		 Sorry Grateful November 14, 2010 7.4 11 3.8 11.921 #18 [16]
143
7-09		 Pleasant Little Kingdom December 5, 2010 7.1 11 3.6 11.359 #11 [17]
144
7-10		 Down the Block There's a Riot December 12, 2010 7.4 11 3.6 11.598 #15 [18]
145
7-11		 Assassins January 2, 2011 7.5 12 3.8 12.194 #7 [19]
146
7-12		 Where Do I Belong January 9, 2011 8.0 12 3.9 12.831 #9 [20]
147
7-13		 I'm Still Here January 16, 2011 6.3 10 3.1 10.251 #17 [21]
148
7-14		 Flashback February 13, 2011 5.7 9 2.7 9.201 #28 [22]
149
7-15		 Farewell Letter February 20, 2011 6.5 10 3.1 10.580 #19 [23]
150
7-16		 Searching March 6, 2011 7.2 11 3.4 11.351 #11 [24]
151
7-17		 Everything's Different, Nothing's Changed April 3, 2011 5.8 9 2.9 9.047 #26 [25]
152
7-18		 Moments in the Woods April 17, 2011 5.9 9 2.7 9.105 #19 [26]
153
7-19		 The Lies Ill-Concealed April 24, 2011 6.2 10 3.1 10.150 #13 [27]
154
7-20		 I'll Swallow Poison on Sunday May 1, 2011 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
155
7-21		 Then I Really Got Scared May 8, 2011 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
156
7-22		 And Lots of Security... May 15, 2011 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
157
7-23		 Come on Over for Dinner May 15, 2011 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

United Kingdom (On Channel 4)[31]

In the UK, the season first airs on E4 on Wednesday nights at 10pm, and on Channel 4 on Sunday nights at 10pm.

Episode number Title Channel 4 E4 (+1) Total viewers
Airdate Viewersa Airdate Viewersa
135
7-01 		Remember Paul? October 17, 2010[32] 2.38m - #4[33] October 13, 2010 2.38m 2.38m
136
7-02 		You Must Meet My Wife October 24, 2010 1.82m - #18 October 20, 2010[34] 436,000 - #6 2.26m
137
7-03 		Truly Content October 31, 2010 1.26m - #31 October 27, 2010 335,000 - #11 1.60m
138
7-04 		The Thing That Counts Is What's Inside November 7, 2010 1.17m - #31 November 3, 2010 651,000 - #3
(389,000 - #1) 		2.21m
139
7-05 		Let Me Entertain You November 14, 2010* 1.07m - #31 November 10, 2010 232,000 - #11 1.30m
140
7-06 		Excited and Scared November 21, 2010* 701,000 - #31 November 17, 2010 677,000 - #3
(210,000 - #4) 		1.58m
141
7-07 		A Humiliating Business November 28, 2010* 976,000 - #31 November 24, 2010 716,000 - #3
(294,000 - #1) 		1.99m
142
7-08 		Sorry Grateful December 5, 2010* 782,000 - #31 December 1, 2010 713,000 - #4
(356,000 - #1) 		1.85m
143
7-09 		Pleasant Little Kingdom December 12, 2010 748,000 - #29 December 8, 2010 682,000 - #4
(314,000 - #3) 		1.74m
144
7-10 		Down the Block There's a Riot December 19, 2010 750,000 - #31 December 15, 2010 784,000 - #5
(294,000 - #2) 		1.83m
145
7-11 		Assassins April 13, 2011 2.02m - #6 April 10, 2011 404,000 - #9 2.42m
146
7-12 		Where Do I Belong April 20, 2011 April 17, 2011 531,000 - #6
(204,000 - #6)
147
7-13 		I'm Still Here April 27, 2011 April 24, 2011
148
7-14 		Flashback May 4, 2011 May 1, 2011
149
7-15 		Farewell Letter May 11, 2011 May 8, 2011
150
7-16 		Searching May 18, 2011 May 15, 2011
151
7-17 		Everything's Different, Nothing's Changed May 25, 2011 May 22, 2011
152
7-18 		Moments in the Woods June 1, 2011 May 29, 2011
153
7-19 		The Lies Ill-Concealed June 8, 2011 June 5, 2011
154
7-20 		I'll Swallow Poison on Sunday June 15, 2011 June 12, 2011
155
7-21 		Then I Really Got Scared June 22, 2011 June 19, 2011
156
7-22 		And Lots of Security... June 29, 2011 June 26, 2011
157
7-23 		Come on Over for Dinner July 6, 2011 July 3, 2011

aViewers in millions. *These 4 episodes aired at the later time of 10.30pm on Channel 4.

Channel 4 has not yet published when the series will resume after the Christmas break, saying only that "Episodes 11 to 24 will be shown later on in 2011".[35] Given that the show's regular time-slots are occupied by other shows on both Channel 4 and E4 for the first 2 weeks in January, it seems unlikely that the show is resuming straight away, and episodes 11 to 24 will most likely be aired at a later date yet to be announced by Channel 4.[36] It is unclear when Channel 4 will continue airing season 7, but a producer at the channel stated that they hope to continue airing in March 2011.[35] On February 26, 2011, Channel 4 confirmed that Desperate Housewives would be returning on April 13, 2011, airing on Channel 4 on Wednesdays and E4 from Sunday, April 17, 2011.

Canadian Ratings (On CTV)

Episode number
Production number 		Title Original airing Total viewers (in millions) Rank per week
135
7-01		 Remember Paul? September 26, 2010 1.284 #28[37]
136
7-02		 You Must Meet My Wife October 3, 2010 2.029 #14[37]
137
7-03		 Truly Content October 10, 2010 1.734 #17[37]
138
7-04		 The Thing That Counts is What's Inside October 17, 2010 2.003 #11[37]
139
7-05		 Let Me Entertain You October 24, 2010 1.511 #20[38]
140
7-06		 Excited and Scared October 31, 2010 2.116 #9[39]
141
7-07		 A Humiliating Business November 7, 2010 2.059 #9[40]
142
7-08		 Sorry Grateful November 14, 2010 2.093 #11[41]
143
7-09		 Pleasant Little Kingdom December 5, 2010 1.952 #8[42]
144
7-10		 Down the Block There's a Riot December 12, 2010 1.927 #10[43]
145
7-11		 Assassins January 2, 2011 1.799 #4[44]
146
7-12		 Where Do I Belong January 9, 2011 1.914 #8[45]
147
7-13		 I'm Still Here January 16, 2011 1.289 #21[46]
148
7-14		 Flashback February 13, 2011 1.297 N/A[47]
149
7-15		 Farewell Letter February 20, 2011 1.641 #23[48]
150
7-16		 Searching March 6, 2011 1.770 #16[49]
151
7-17		 Everything's Different, Nothing's Changed April 3, 2011 1.503 #18[50]
152
7-18		 Moments in the Woods April 17, 2011 1.596 #14[51]
153
7-19		 The Lies Ill-Concealed April 24, 2011 TBA
154
7-20		 I'll Swallow Poison on Sunday May 1, 2011 TBA
155
7-21		 Then I Really Got Scared May 8, 2011 TBA
156
7-22		 And Lots of Security... May 15, 2011 TBA
157
7-23		 Come on Over for Dinner May 15, 2011 TBA

New Zealand on TV2

The Seventh Season began in New Zealand on 14 February 2011 around the time it always has in the 8:30pm Monday timeslot which it has had for all 7 years. It is likely to end on 25th July 2011 unless programming changes or schedule differences occur.

All Ratings Sourced from: Throng Ratings. Ratings rose 18% over the first 4 episodes and has one it's timeslot each week. Episode 5 saw a slight 2.8% drop and Episode 6 with a 12% drop. Episode 7 rose 2.4% as did Episode 8. Episode 9 dropped 3.8%. The american sweeps episode 10 rose 12.1%. Out of the 10 episodes that have aired they have an average of 402,873

Episode number Title Original airing Viewers (in Thousands)
135 Remember Paul? February 14, 2011 375,350
136 You Must Meet My Wife February 21, 2011 396,890
137 Truly Content February 28, 2011 404,960
138 The Thing That Counts Is What's Inside March 7, 2011 444,790
139 Let Me Entertain You March 14, 2011 432,150
140 Excited and Scared March 21, 2011 380,290
141 A Humiliating Business March 28, 2011 389,740
142 Sorry Grateful April 4, 2011 394,060
143 Pleasant Little Kingdom April 11, 2011 378,980
144 Down the Block There's a Riot April 18, 2011 431,520
145 Assassins April 25, 2011 398,780
146 Where Do I Belong May 2, 2011
147 I'm Still Here May 9, 2011
148 Flashback May 16, 2011
149 Farewell Letter May 23, 2011
150 Searching May 29, 2011
151 Everything's Different, Nothing's Changed June 6, 2011
152 Moments in the Woods June 13, 2011
153 The Lies Ill-Concealed June 20, 2011
154 I'll Swallow Poison on Sunday June 27, 2011
155 Then I Really Got Scared July 4, 2011
156 And Lots of Security... July 11, 2011
157 Come on Over for Dinner July 18, 2011
  • The Recent TV Guide revealed that there would be no break for Easter Monday.

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