Although Kyle McLachlan is perhaps best known for the lead role as Agent Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks (Along with his turns in other David Lynch projects), he also left a strong impression during many seasons of "desperate housewives". The mystery of mystery ABC threw McLachlan like Orson Hodge, a seemingly perfect second husband for Brie van de Camp (Marcia Cross). Of course, the gentle, respectable Orson veneer quickly gave way to something darker and malicious, but he remained at least a little cute throughout most of the series.

It was not until the last season Orson fully surrendered to his darkest impulses, causing the most viewers of the show to finally lose their confidence in it. Indeed, after Mri found out about his dark obsession with her, he sent incriminating information about her in the police and fully dipped from the narrative. The show then ended without having Orson to be followed - so if the series ever returned for some revival, then it is feasible he will make a look.

McLassan must have seemed to play when People Asked if he would consider returning to more "desperate housewives", answering, "that would be fun." He quickly added:

"I mean, Wisteria Lane still exists on the universal rear. It's part of the tour!

McLeclan, who is not alien to question old roles After playing Cooper's agent for Twin Peaks: Returning, Continue to explain that she will approach such an open -minded offer (whether it ever becomes real, natural). "I would approach him as if it were something new and I tired of how I felt about the role, character and process and everything, you know?" He clarified. "I would treat it as it was, you know, something else (new) that came to me and ruled me."

Obviously, the chances of reviving the "desperate housewives" seem slim at the moment. Appearing on "Look what's going on live with Andy Cohen" (through People), Eva Longoria (played by Gabriel "Gabi" Solis) admitted that he felt a certain sense of fatigue with the series behind the scenes. "Mark Cherry, our creator, he feels like we are exhausting the characters," Longoria explained, adding: "Unlike" Sex and the City ", which was only six episodes, eight episodes a year. We made 24 episodes a year. For a decade. "

Perhaps the "Desperate Housewives" revival should have access similar to that of "Twin Peaks: Returning". It doesn't have to go completely surreal or nothing, but it may choose things from the long lengths of standard network television. The "Return", after all, was only one season of 18 episodes and was planned as just one season from the start. It was far from the ABC's approach in the early 90s; The moment the network saw it, it had a hit on its hands, wanted to fuel 20+ episodes annually indefinitely (much about the frustration of lynching). If the restart of "desperate housewives" had to take over the more modern approach to have a season of eight to 12 episodes, it could be easier for the old actor and crew.

Meanwhile, "desperate housewives" fans can expect the recently announced "Wisteria Lane", show described with the deadline As a "review" of the "desperate housewives" that apparently takes place on the same street, all the "housewives" characters lived. Information on the show is still rare and no return characters have been released, but is described as "fun, sexy, dark comedy soap/mystery" that is very intended to attract the audience of the original show. Fans of "Desperate Housewives" do not get season 9, but they may return to the universe of the series sooner than they thought.