Marcia Cross, who plays domestic goddess Bree on the ABC comedy-drama, said in a recent phone interview that a flash-forward narrative device will offer viewers a glimpse into the future lives of the Wisteria Lane gang.
Spoiler alert: Read no further if you don’t want to know what happens to some of the central characters.
‘‘She’s gone out into the world and she’s become a bit of a success,’’ the 46-year-old actress said.
When asked if that success has anything to do with the catering business Bree started with her neighbor Katherine (Dana Delany), Cross replied, ‘‘It does have to do with the business. Bree definitely has made a name for herself.’’
And Bree — the embodiment of preppy style — will change her look.
‘‘Let’s put it this way, the (hair) flip has died and I’m so happy about that,’’ Cross said.
She also revealed that Eva Longoria Parker’s character, Gabrielle, ‘‘has had some children.’’
When asked what becomes of the troublesome Kayla (Rachel Fox), who is Tom’s (Doug Savant) daughter, Cross said, ‘‘She hightails it out of town or is hightailed out of town.’’
The season finale of ‘‘Desperate Housewives’’ airs Sunday.
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Mercado is gone. It's David vs. David.
See y'all next week.
Cook didn't originally plan on auditioning. He was there to support his brother Andrew (who was not as fortunate).
And Cook also cries over the reaction of his hometown.
Judging from the absence of a screaming fan base, I think Mercado is toast.
]]>Like Archuleta in the last clip, Mercado is overwhelmed by the hometown response and also breaks down in tears.
Ok, they just showed the "Celebrate" clip for Mercado. All bets are off as to who is going home (though I suspect it's still going to be Mercado).
]]>And now they're playing the clip they play when they "celebrate" someone home. Which means Archuleta isn't going anywhere (otherwise, they'd have to play the clip twice, no?)
]]>Meanwhile, former Idol winner Fantasia returns. There was a great shot of Simon Cowell starring in disbelief over her mess of a performance:
Look for a higher resolution version of this clip on "The Soup" this weekend, no doubt.
Well, it's ironic for one of the three. Enjoy your time front and center while you can, Syesha.
]]>Discuss.
]]>Kristi is light-years beyond anybody else this season when it comes to executing the dance. I think that gave her an unfair advantage from day one, don't you? The whole point of "Dancing," at least the "Dancing" I watched from season one, was to take celebrities/athletes et al who had two left feet when it came to dancing and turn them into television ballroom champs.
Enough with the folks who have dancing already in their blood (Joey Fatone, Drew Lachey, Mel B, Sabrin Bryan, Mario Lopez) They were all exceptional dancers and deserved the accolades they received, don't get me wrong. I want a season of two-left-footed celebrity oafs who go out there and have a blast and really learn the ropes as the season goes on.
Level the playing field already.
On to the finals next week with Kristi, Cristian and Jason. Here's hoping for an upset.
It's pitchy again. Not Cook's best night.
"David Cook wins the night," Cowell said.
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