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Housewives creator reveals secrets - Spoiler!
Tuesday 25 August 2009
According to The Wrap, the show's creator admitted that the popular US series still "has a lot of life left in it", although he will soon take on a limited role behind the scenes.
Speaking on the show, he said: "Steve McPherson [ABC Entertainment president] and I agree that we shouldn't keep the show going for more than a couple years past my seven-year initial contract. We don't want it to just fade away.
"We've been in negotiations. I expect to sign my new deal soon to set up a future scenario for the show. Someone else will run the show after season seven and I will serve as executive producer from a distance."
Speaking about the Season Five plot devise where the show jumped forward by five-years, he said: "Yes, I think it worked well. It was a way to start fresh and let everyone start from scratch in a way."
Cherry also revealed that the sixth season will not hold any radical plot devices. However, it will pay homage to a classic 'Dallas' storyline.
He added: "What we've planned is an interesting mystery storyline involving one of our beloved characters. It's a 'Who shot JR?' kind of storyline."
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