ABC Entertainment President Paul Lee made the announcement that "Desperate Housewives'" eighth season will be its last at the Summer TV Tour on Sunday (August 7), then introduced series creator Marc Cherry, who said he has begun formulating a series finale plan and will not oversee a spinoff.
"I have an idea for the last episode, in which I want to pay homage to everyone who’s been on the show," Cherry said.
As for a sequel, Cherry said has considered the possibility because "that’s one of the expected things you do," but so far has resisted the idea so he can move on to other projects.
"My whole thing as a writer is, I don't want to repeat stuff I've done," he said. "I don't want to be one of those guys who just repeats himself constantly."
Cherry added he did joke with "Housewives" regular Eva Longoria about a spinoff when he called to tell her about the series ending.
"I love Eva more than life itself," he said. "I told her, 'I'm just going to put you in a van and have you solve mysteries.'"
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