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TONIGHT: Desperate Housewives Finale – We Goodbye to the Women of Wisteria Lane!

May 13, 2012

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After eight seasons, Desperate Housewives takes its final bow on a two-hour two-part finale airing from 9-11PMEST on ABC! After so much dramedy, we will say our goodbyes to the women of Wisteria Lane, Terri Hatcher, Marcia Cross, Eva Longoria, Felicity Huffman, Vanessa Williams, Brenda Strong and Kathryn Joosten.

But what will go down? Here’s what we know: All good things eventually come to an end, and in the two-hour finale, “Give Me the Blame” / “Finishing the Hat,” Trip (Scott Bakula) begs Bree to tell him what really happened the night of Alejandro’s murder as her trial begins to go south and it looks like she’s about to be convicted; Gaby tries to come up with a solution that will take the burden off of Bree; Susan tries to keep the sale of her house private until she’s had a chance to break the news to the ladies; Katherine Mayfair (Dana Delany) returns to Wisteria Lane and offers Lynette an intriguing job opportunity – which could end her chances of reconciling with Tom; the women all agree to take care of Mrs. McCluskey when they discover that she wants to die with dignity at home; Susan finds herself at wits end when Julie goes into labor at the most inopportune time; and Renee is shocked to discover that, as their wedding nears, Ben has been arrested and thrown in jail.

Will you be watching tonight’s finale of Desperate Housewives? If so, what character will you miss the most when DH signs off after eight seasons? Let us know! And, after the jump, watch two preview clips from tonight’s last hurrah!

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Susan M.

Never caught on with me desperate housewives……………..I never watched it… My girlfriend watched it….She liked watching it……………………That’s all……………Don’t have much to say about this show………….

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MBmomof3

I watched almost every episode of DH. It was the one “soap” my husband would watch with me and we loved it. That said, when ABC cancelled AMC & OLTL I now boycott all ABC/D. We will watch the finale and we will miss it. GH is now the one and only ABC/D show this household ever watches.

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david

It’s nice to see them all agreeing to take care of Mrs. McCluskey so she can die at home. So many older people need help around the house with much more trivial issues and have no one to turn to for assistance. Neighbors and friends can make such a difference in the lives of people who do not have family, but most do not care enough to learn how they could help. If nothing else, this example shows DH wasn’t the complete waste of time I imagined it to be.

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CDEE

I totally agree..way too many elderly spending their last moments in a cold bare room in a home where no one cares. Love this idea of them getting together and caring for her. She was a wonderful character actress and I hope her real life cancer never returns. GOD BLESS HER.

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Tony M

I think I am going to miss Bree the most!

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Emily

I will miss DH alot. When it 1st aired my son was born and I decided to check out this new series. I loved it alot, got hooked instantly. I even got my hubby to watch it too. We watched every episode tog. I loved the writing, the mixture of drama and humor, how it was soapy but relatable too. I too liked how they took care of Ms. McClosky. I wasn’t surprised when they showed her dying and the birth of Julie’s daughter’s birth. The cycle of life and death. I’m glad Tom and Lynette reunited too, had a… Read more »

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B&B’s Katherine Kelly Lang in Film ‘The Christmas Dance’ Premieres Friday

July 23, 2021

In another Christmas in July movie that is making its way to on-demand and theatres near you, comes one featuring The Bold and the Beautiful’s Katherine Kelly Lang (Brooke Logan Forrester) as well as notable soap vet Scott Bailey (Ex-Sandy, Guiding Light), called The Christmas Dance.

According to the film loglines: Traumatized by her past Christmas is not at the top of Sarah’s list this time of year. However, waltzing through life’s unexpected emergencies, she is taught the Christmas dance. Briana White, Katherine Kelly Lang, Richard Karn, star in the feature.

Lang shared with SOD on the film working on film while continuing her role on B&B as the iconic Brooke, “It’s wonderful because as an actress, you always want to spread your wings and try new parts and new characters. It’s all a learning process, and all about growth, which is great!”

Check out a trailer for the pic below. The film drops tomorrow on July 23rd.

So, will you be checking out Katherine Kelly Lang in this Christmas-style film? Comment below.

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Korean Dynasty Soapy Drama ‘American Seuol’ Headed to Hulu

July 23, 2021

Here’s a soapy drama on its way to a streaming service for fans to devour. Writer Lana Cho has secured a deal with Hulu for her soapy drama, American Seuol, which definitely has a ‘Dynasty’-vibe to it from what we can tell.

According to Deadline, the hour-long drama is about a young Korean-American adoptee who moves to Seoul for a job opportunity and discovers that she is the heir of a dynastic Korean family.

Cho will write and also be one of the executive producers on the project, which will also EP;d by Sebastian Lee and David Kim, who’s other notable shows right now are ABC’s The Good Doctor and Apple’s Pachinko.

After the announcement on Friday, Cho tweeted, “I’ve always wanted to write my own K-drama. Now I get to – but with Korean-American lead.”

It would appear that Cho is on a hot streak after she also sold her adaptation of her K-pop rom-com, Somewhere Only We Know to Netflix.

Previously, Lana wrote Hulu’s reboot of Four Weddings and a Funeral as well for the TV series Arrow and Timeless. She is serves as co-executive producer on Amazon I Know What You Did Last Summer.

So intrigued to see how American Seuol will ultimately do as some new soap opera fare? Comment below.

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Eileen Davidson, Judith Chapman and Kim Waltrip Talk Plans & Launch Campaign To Make ‘Dial Emme For Murder’ into a Series

July 23, 2021

Two-time Daytime Emmy winner, and soap opera favorite Eileen Davidson (Ashley, Y&R and Ex-Kristen/Susan, Days) is bringing one of her soap opera mystery novels to life with a proposed six-part series for the soapy and hilarious mystery, Dial Emme For Murder.

Joining Eileen in the cast will be none other than Judith Chapman (Gloria, Y&R) , Knots Landing favorite, Donna Mills (Ex-Abby), and primetime TV and film actress, Nancy Valen. More cast members will be announced in the future.

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In Dial Emme for Murder, Davidson plays actress Emmanuelle “Emme” Peterson, a successful soap star who finds herself smack dab in the middle of a whodunit.

Now, in conjunction with the Palm Springs Women in Film and Television (PSWIFT), and its president and director/producer, Kim Waltrip, Davidson is launching a fundraising campaign to get the series made.

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In an exclusive interview on the Michael Fairman Channel, Eileen, Judith and Kim exclusive reveal key Intel on the project, campaign and working together. The proposed series has also launched its official website here.

About PSWIFT: PSWIFT (Palm Springs Women in Film & Television) is a non-profit organization, founded in 2001 dedicated to promoting our members, both men and women in the Entertainment, New Media Creative arts community. In 2020 Palm Springs Women in Film & Television created and launched a Filmmakers’ Lab to teach members how to make a film, by making a film, hands-on.

PSWIFT is currently seeking donations through their non-profit – which are 100% tax-deductible – to fund the Filmmakers’ Lab’s next venture Dial Emme for Murder. You can find out more on the different perks and packages if you donate to the project here.

Watch the interview with Michael, Eileen, Judith, and Kim below.

Then let us know, if you think Dial Emme for Murder featuring powerhouse actress, Eileen Davidson, Judith Chapman and Donna Mills, will be a must-see for you via the comment section.