ABC’s Desperate Housewives ran for eight seasons from 2004 to 2012, and won multiple Emmys. The show’s ensemble cast included Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross and Eva Longoria, and told the stories of Wisteria Lane, a street in the fictional town of Fairview, in fictional Eagle State.

Desperate Housewives could return to our TV screens — but not in the way some fans are expecting. When asked if there are talks about bringing the hit series back, creator Marc Cherry revealed a potential story line that would give viewers a new take on Wisteria Lane.

Looking back on the early days, "that first season especially, it all kind of worked out," Cherry remembers. "And I'm very proud of it. It's funny — I have a very clear memory o

Cherry, who later created Lifetime's series Devious Maids, said he has "a couple of ideas to do it," but if he recreates Wisteria Lane in the 1960s, the 20- and 30-something characters fans knew in the original wouldn't be born yet — or at least not old enough to make more trouble than needing a lot of diaper changes.

"Desperate Housewives" creator Marc Cherry likes the idea of a Wisteria Lane spinoff set in an earlier decade.

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 Desperate Housewives reboot could be a prequel, without any of the original cast. As reports of a possible reboot of the hit noughties series continue to swirl, show creator Marc Cherry revealed he has considered recreating Wisteria Lane without the original cast members Eva Longoria,