Marc Cherry, the creator of Desperate Housewives, wants to revisit Wisteria Lane in a prequel reboot series. The original show went on for eight seasons on ABC and was a cultural phenomenon, winning multiple Emmys and inspiring numerous international adaptations.

Desperate Housewives fans got some good news this week after the show’s creator, Marc Cherry, revealed he has “a couple of ideas” for a potential spinoff series set in the 1960s. Speaking to People on Wednesday,

Cherry, who later created Lifetime's series Devious Maids, said he has "a couple of ideas to do it," but if he recreates Wisteria Lane in the 1960s, the 20- and 30-something characters fans knew in the original wouldn't be born yet — or at least not old enough to make more trouble than needing a lot of diaper changes.

Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry has admitted he’s got an idea in mind if the show were to make a return. Since Desperate Housewives was made available to stream (on Disney+ here in the UK and on Hulu overseas),

Marc Cherry teases potential Desperate Housewives prequel set in the 1960s, revisiting the Wisteria Lane neighborhood

Desperate Housewives mastermind Marc Cherry shares that he has a treasure trove of ideas for a potential spinoff of the hit series.The screenwriter reveals his eagerness to explore new

Desperate Housewives could be getting a prequel series! That’s according to its creator Marc Cherry, who says he’s being asked about a reboot by “about 70,000 people”. The show creator is still in contact with the show’s main stars, and told People Magazine that he has “couple of ideas to do it”.

Looking back on the early days, "that first season especially, it all kind of worked out," Cherry remembers. "And I'm very proud of it. It's funny — I have a very clear memory o

Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry says there are more than enough ideas for a spinoff of his beloved show — and he has a few ideas on how to make it happen. “I would probably want to do the idea maybe in an earlier decade,