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The following article is about the fifth season of ''[[Desperate Housewives]]'', began airing September 28, 2008 on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]. The fifth season is placed five years in the future, following the events of the [[Free (Desperate Housewives)|season four finale]].

==Debut==
{{Unreferenced-section|date= September 2008}}
For the first time, the season will begin airing in the United Kingdom on [[Channel 4]] at approximately the same time as the United States, as confirmed by Channel 4 on their forum on May 28, 2008. Prior to this, the season premiere has aired approximately 3-6 months (3 months for seasons 1, 2 and 3 and 6 months for season 4) after its initial U.S. airing. It hasn't officially been confirmed by the [[Channel 4]] website as yet, but as they are planning to air the episodes in the early Autumn, new episodes are expected to resume in August in order for the arrival of season 5 in late October. There will be no gap between the two seasons, except the usual week that separates the episodes. However, episodes are expected to be about 3-10 days behind the United States if [[E4 (channel)|E4]] are to screen them first.

The UK debut of the season is scheduled for Sunday October 19, 2008 at 10:00pm on [[E4 (channel)|E4]], and Wednesday October 22, 2008 at 10:00pm on Channel 4. The previous season's finale will have aired before, in two-parts on October 8 and 15 in single timeslots. This means that the Season 5 premiere will be the 9th consecutive episode in the 17 week long run of episodes in the UK. For the first time in its UK history, the new season will be released in advance of the previous season's DVD boxset. In the past, the DVD releases have been around 2-3 months before the next series debuts on TV, but due to the time constraints revolving around the [[2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike]] and complications with the schedule, it is just a coincidence that this has happened.

==Production==
There had been much speculation about the fifth season of the show, due to the many cliffhangers at the end of season four, such as the departure of [[Edie Britt]], and if she will return after the events of the "[[Mother Said]]" episode, when Edie suddenly packed up and left Wisteria Lane to spend more time with her son Travers. When asked about Sheridan's departure, Cherry commented "She won't be back for a few years". This may be a reference to the 'five-year leap' that the show is undertaking. When questioned about this, and asked whether Sheridan is still part of the show, Cherry said "I only address one rumor at a time. We'll have to wait until next season and see". Nicollette Sheridan, who plays Edie, later confirmed to return next season, and will also be bringing with her a new husband, Dave, played by Neal McDonough, who is joining the cast as a series regular.<ref>[http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/article/sheridan%20set%20for%20housewives%20comeback_10728898 Sheridan Set for "Housewives" Comeback], ''ContactMusic.com'', June 30, 2008</ref><ref>[http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i3a6a726c3dd89a147f64ac96bd9c771 Neal McDonough Moving to "Housewives"], ''Hollywood Reporter'', June 27, 2008</ref>

There had also been speculation whether the character of Mike Delfino would return, after the final scene in season four, set five years into the future, which showed Susan in then new mystery man, Jackson's ([[Gale Harold]]'s) arms. The fate of Mike Delfino was later revealed by actor [[James Denton (actor)|James Denton]], who plays Mike, when he told [[People (magazine)|People]] magazine that he will definitely be returning in Season 5. However, "Mike and Susan have definitely split up," Denton told People.<ref>[http://tvwatch.people.com/2008/07/05/james-denton-returning-to-desperate-housewives-%e2%80%94-but-single/ James Denton Returning to "Desperate Housewives"--But Single], ''People.com'', July 5, 2008</ref>

==Cast==
[[Teri Hatcher]], [[Felicity Huffman]], [[Marcia Cross]], [[Eva Longoria Parker]], [[Nicollette Sheridan]], [[Dana Delany]], [[Ricardo Antonio Chavira]], [[Doug Savant]], [[Kyle MacLachlan]], [[Brenda Strong]] and [[James Denton (actor)|James Denton]] all return as the principal cast, joined by [[Shawn Pyfrom]], who has been promoted from an "also starring" credit. Also joining the principal cast is actor [[Neal McDonough]] as Dave Williams, while new actors portray the Scavo children, such as Charlie Carver, Max Carver, Joshua Logan Moore and Kendall Applegate, who all receive an "also starring" credit. Among the other returning cast, [[Andrea Bowen]], though departing from the principal cast, has now been credited as a "special guest star", while [[Lyndsy Fonseca]], [[Joy Lauren]], Brent Kinsman, Shane Kinsman, Zane Huett and [[Rachel Fox]] also no longer receive an "also starring" credit, but instead make guest appearances.

===Starring===
*[[Teri Hatcher]] as [[Susan Mayer|Susan Delfino]]
*[[Felicity Huffman]] as [[Lynette Scavo]]
*[[Marcia Cross]] as [[Bree Van de Kamp|Bree Hodge]]
*[[Eva Longoria Parker]] as [[Gabrielle Solis]]
*[[Nicollette Sheridan]] as [[Edie Britt]]
*[[Ricardo Antonio Chavira]] as [[Carlos Solis]]
*[[Doug Savant]] as [[Tom Scavo]]
*[[Kyle MacLachlan]] as [[Orson Hodge]]
*[[Dana Delany]] as [[Katherine Mayfair]]
*[[Neal McDonough]] as [[Dave Williams]]
*[[Shawn Pyfrom]] as [[Andrew Van De Kamp]]
*[[Brenda Strong]] as [[Mary Alice Young]]
*[[James Denton (actor)|James Denton]] as [[Mike Delfino]]

===Also starring===
*[[Charlie Carver]] as Porter Scavo
*[[Max Carver]] as Preston Scavo
*[[Joshua Logan Moore]] as Parker Scavo
*[[Kendall Applegate]] as Penny Scavo

===Notable guest stars===
*[[Andrea Bowen]] as [[Julie Mayer]] <ref>[http://spoilertv-desperatehousewives.blogspot.com/2008/07/latest-from-kristin_16.html Desperate Housewives - Spoilers: Latest from Kristin<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
*[[Richard Burgi]] as [[Karl Mayer]] <ref name= "pressrelease">[http://www.abcmedianet.com/DNR/2008/dnr091508.pdf ABC Official Press Release pg. 15]</ref>
*[[Joy Lauren]] as [[Danielle Van de Kamp]]
*[[Kathryn Joosten]] as [[Karen McCluskey]]
*[[Gale Harold]] as Jackson Bradock
*[[Kevin Rahm]] as Lee McDermott
*[[Tuc Watkins]] as Bob Hunter
*[[Brent Kinsman]] as Preston Scavo
*[[Shane Kinsman]] as Porter Scavo
*[[Mason Vale Cotton]] as M.J. Delfino
*[[Madison Delagarza]] as Juanita Solis
*[[Daniella Baltodano]] as Celia Solis
*[[Gail O'Grady]] as Anne Schilling <ref>[http://film.onet.pl/seriale/11183,1819674,wiadomosc.html Gail O'Grady as a new, unknown, desperate housewive<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
*[[Lily Tomlin]] as Gale <ref name= "Lilyjoins">{{cite web|last= Thornton|first= Michael|title= Tomlin joins 'Housewives' cast|publisher= [[Digital Spy]]|date= 2008-09-12|url= http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/ustv/a130079/tomlin-joins-housewives-cast.html|accessdate= 2008-09-12}}</ref>


==US weekly ratings==
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:90%; text-align:center; width: 96%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"
|-
! Episode number<br /><small>Production number</small>
! Title
! Original airing
! Rating
! Share
! Total viewers (in U.S.)
! Rank per week
|-
| 88<br /><small>5-01</small> || '''[[You're Gonna Love Tomorrow]]''' || September 28, 2008 || 11.4<ref name= "ledallviewing">Robert Seidman (September 30, 2008) [http://tvbythenumbers.com/2008/09/30/dancing-stars-desperate-housewives-and-greys-anatomy-lead-weekly-viewing/5384 Dancing Stars, Desperate Housewives and Grey’s Anatomy lead weekly viewing] TV by the Numbers. Accessed October 9, 2008.</ref> || 17<ref name= "ledallviewing"/> || '''18.44'''<ref name= "ledallviewing"/> || #2<ref name= "ledallviewing"/>
|-
| 89<br /><small>5-02</small> || '''[[We're So Happy You're So Happy]]''' || October 5, 2008 || 10.0<ref name= "topbroadcastviewing">Bill Gorman (October 7, 2008) [http://tvbythenumbers.com/2008/10/07/dancing-stars-ncis-60-minutes-and-desperate-housewives-lead-weekly-viewing/5804 Dancing Stars, NCIS, 60 Minutes and Desperate Housewives Top Broadcast viewing] TV by the Numbers. Accessed October 9, 2008.</ref> || 15<ref name= "topbroadcastviewing"/> || '''15.52'''<ref name= "topbroadcastviewing"/> || #4<ref name= "topbroadcastviewing"/>
|}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==

{{Desperate Housewives}}
{{DHSeason5}}

[[Category:Desperate Housewives|5]]

[[es:Anexo:Desperate Housewives (quinta temporada)]]
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[[fr:Saison 5 de Desperate Housewives]]
[[hu:Született feleségek (ötödik évad)]]
[[nl:Desperate Housewives/Seizoen 5]]

Revision as of 12:04, 10 October 2008

Template:Future television

Desperate Housewives Season 5
Season 5
Promotional poster for the fifth season.
No. of episodes24
Release
Original networkABC
Original releaseSeptember 28, 2008
Season chronology
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Season 4
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Season 6
List of episodes

The following article is about the fifth season of Desperate Housewives, began airing September 28, 2008 on ABC. The fifth season is placed five years in the future, following the events of the season four finale.

Debut

For the first time, the season will begin airing in the United Kingdom on Channel 4 at approximately the same time as the United States, as confirmed by Channel 4 on their forum on May 28, 2008. Prior to this, the season premiere has aired approximately 3-6 months (3 months for seasons 1, 2 and 3 and 6 months for season 4) after its initial U.S. airing. It hasn't officially been confirmed by the Channel 4 website as yet, but as they are planning to air the episodes in the early Autumn, new episodes are expected to resume in August in order for the arrival of season 5 in late October. There will be no gap between the two seasons, except the usual week that separates the episodes. However, episodes are expected to be about 3-10 days behind the United States if E4 are to screen them first.

The UK debut of the season is scheduled for Sunday October 19, 2008 at 10:00pm on E4, and Wednesday October 22, 2008 at 10:00pm on Channel 4. The previous season's finale will have aired before, in two-parts on October 8 and 15 in single timeslots. This means that the Season 5 premiere will be the 9th consecutive episode in the 17 week long run of episodes in the UK. For the first time in its UK history, the new season will be released in advance of the previous season's DVD boxset. In the past, the DVD releases have been around 2-3 months before the next series debuts on TV, but due to the time constraints revolving around the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike and complications with the schedule, it is just a coincidence that this has happened.

Production

There had been much speculation about the fifth season of the show, due to the many cliffhangers at the end of season four, such as the departure of Edie Britt, and if she will return after the events of the "Mother Said" episode, when Edie suddenly packed up and left Wisteria Lane to spend more time with her son Travers. When asked about Sheridan's departure, Cherry commented "She won't be back for a few years". This may be a reference to the 'five-year leap' that the show is undertaking. When questioned about this, and asked whether Sheridan is still part of the show, Cherry said "I only address one rumor at a time. We'll have to wait until next season and see". Nicollette Sheridan, who plays Edie, later confirmed to return next season, and will also be bringing with her a new husband, Dave, played by Neal McDonough, who is joining the cast as a series regular.[1][2]

There had also been speculation whether the character of Mike Delfino would return, after the final scene in season four, set five years into the future, which showed Susan in then new mystery man, Jackson's (Gale Harold's) arms. The fate of Mike Delfino was later revealed by actor James Denton, who plays Mike, when he told People magazine that he will definitely be returning in Season 5. However, "Mike and Susan have definitely split up," Denton told People.[3]

Cast

Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross, Eva Longoria Parker, Nicollette Sheridan, Dana Delany, Ricardo Antonio Chavira, Doug Savant, Kyle MacLachlan, Brenda Strong and James Denton all return as the principal cast, joined by Shawn Pyfrom, who has been promoted from an "also starring" credit. Also joining the principal cast is actor Neal McDonough as Dave Williams, while new actors portray the Scavo children, such as Charlie Carver, Max Carver, Joshua Logan Moore and Kendall Applegate, who all receive an "also starring" credit. Among the other returning cast, Andrea Bowen, though departing from the principal cast, has now been credited as a "special guest star", while Lyndsy Fonseca, Joy Lauren, Brent Kinsman, Shane Kinsman, Zane Huett and Rachel Fox also no longer receive an "also starring" credit, but instead make guest appearances.

Starring

Also starring

Notable guest stars


US weekly ratings

Episode number
Production number 		Title Original airing Rating Share Total viewers (in U.S.) Rank per week
88
5-01		 You're Gonna Love Tomorrow September 28, 2008 11.4[8] 17[8] 18.44[8] #2[8]
89
5-02		 We're So Happy You're So Happy October 5, 2008 10.0[9] 15[9] 15.52[9] #4[9]

References

  1. ^ Sheridan Set for "Housewives" Comeback, ContactMusic.com, June 30, 2008
  2. ^ Neal McDonough Moving to "Housewives", Hollywood Reporter, June 27, 2008
  3. ^ James Denton Returning to "Desperate Housewives"--But Single, People.com, July 5, 2008
  4. ^ Desperate Housewives - Spoilers: Latest from Kristin
  5. ^ ABC Official Press Release pg. 15
  6. ^ Gail O'Grady as a new, unknown, desperate housewive
  7. ^ Thornton, Michael (2008-09-12). "Tomlin joins 'Housewives' cast". Digital Spy. Retrieved 2008-09-12.
  8. ^ a b c d Robert Seidman (September 30, 2008) Dancing Stars, Desperate Housewives and Grey’s Anatomy lead weekly viewing TV by the Numbers. Accessed October 9, 2008.
  9. ^ a b c d Bill Gorman (October 7, 2008) Dancing Stars, NCIS, 60 Minutes and Desperate Housewives Top Broadcast viewing TV by the Numbers. Accessed October 9, 2008.

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