"The character I miss writing the most is actually Wisteria Lane." Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry frequently hears from fans who miss the soapy, campy show. He misses it, too, and is open to rebooting it.

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.

"The character I miss writing the most is actually Wisteria Lane. That was the most fun playground anyone in the history of television has ever had," Marc Cherry says The post ‘Desperate Housewives’ Creator Wants to Do a Wisteria Lane Prequel Series Set in 1966 appeared first on TheWrap.

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,

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

Alert the neighbours, as there could be a scandal afoot: Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry has confirmed that he has a solid idea for a reboot.

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”.

After 20 years, Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry is ready to return to the Wisteria Lane of another era.

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,