Home > Desperate Housewives > Season 6 « TV Series Page Desperate Housewives: Season 6 (2009 - 2010) SEASON: Season 6 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7 Season 8 Want to see Episode List Season 6 Desperate Housewives Critics Consensus No consensus yet. 83% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 6 87% Audience Score User Ratings: 55 See score details Other TV Shows American Crime Scandal When We Rise The Catch The Family Rate And Review Submit review Want to see Edit Submit review Super Reviewer Verified Super Reviewer Verified Edit Super Reviewer Rate this season Oof, that was Rotten. Meh, it passed the time. It’s good – I’d recommend it. Awesome! So Fresh: Absolute Must See! What did you think of this tv season? (optional) Submit Continue Super Reviewer Step 2 of 2 How did you buy your ticket? Let's get your review verified. Submit By opting to have your ticket verified for this movie, you are allowing us to check the email address associated with your Rotten Tomatoes account against an email address associated with a Fandango ticket purchase for the same movie. You're almost there! Just confirm how you got your ticket. Super Reviewer Rate this season Oof, that was Rotten. Meh, it passed the time. It’s good – I’d recommend it. Awesome! So Fresh: Absolute Must See! What did you think of this tv season? (optional) Submit How did you buy your ticket? Submit By opting to have your ticket verified for this movie, you are allowing us to check the email address associated with your Rotten Tomatoes account against an email address associated with a Fandango ticket purchase for the same movie. Episodes 1. Nice Is Different Than Good Air date: Sep 27, 2009 Season 6 premiere. Mike Delfino reveals his bride; Lynette faces another pregnancy; Bree struggles to free herself from both Orson and her inhibitions; Carlos' teen niece (Maiara Walsh) moves in; another family with a dark past moves onto Wisteria Lane. Angie Bolen: Drea de Matteo. View Details 2. Being Alive Air date: Oct 4, 2009 The Bolens face suspicion on Wisteria Lane. Meanwhile, Lynette keeps a secret from Susan; Gaby gives her niece Ana (Maiara Walsh) tips on how to get a guy to notice her; Bree's concerned about the effect of her affair with Karl on Susan; and Angie Bolen (Drea de Matteo) is determined to protect her son Danny (Beau Mirchoff) and the family's dark past. View Details 3. Never Judge a Lady by Her Lover Air date: Oct 11, 2009 Gaby runs into John Rowland (Jesse Metcalfe); Bree considers a weekend tryst with Karl; Lynette and Tom tell their kids that she's pregnant again; and Susan is suspicious of Angie's son, Danny. View Details 4. The God-Why-Don't-You-Love-Me Blues Air date: Oct 18, 2009 Katherine is falling apart after losing Mike, and Bree comes to her aid; the attention that John Rowland (Jesse Metcalfe) is showing Ana is getting to Gaby; Lynette shows her value at work in a new way; Susan learns that Julie is keeping secrets from her; and Angie throws a party for her son, Danny. View Details 5. Everybody Ought to Have a Maid Air date: Oct 25, 2009 Susan and Katherine fight (literally) over Mike; Angie and Nick cover up the result of Danny's lapse in judgment; Gaby is determined to show that she's a good mother; a motel maid castigates Bree for her affair with Karl; and Lynette is annoyed when a handyman consistently seeks Tom's approval (and not hers) of his work. View Details 6. Don't Walk on the Grass Air date: Nov 1, 2009 Bree drifts further away from Orson as she begins to fall for Karl; Katherine keeps trying to get Mike back as her conflict with Susan intensifies; Gaby gets Juanita expelled from school; Lynette learns that Tom is cheating on his midterm; and Angie covers for her mother. View Details 7. Careful the Things You Say Air date: Nov 8, 2009 Susan thinks that Katherine might be Julie's assailant, and Lynette has her own suspicions as to who did it. Meanwhile, Angie invites a reluctant Bree and Orson to dinner, and she also confronts husband Nick about a secret he's keeping from her. View Details 8. The Coffee Cup Air date: Nov 15, 2009 Susan discovers a Mike-Katherine connection that leads her to question her relationship with Mike; Gaby simply must get Juanita into Catholic school; Lynette's pregnancy becomes increasingly hard to hide; and Angie learns the truth about Bree's marriage as Bree tries to hide her affair. View Details 9. Would I Think of Suicide? Air date: Nov 29, 2009 Angie decides to leave Wisteria Lane with her family; Bree's affair with Karl becomes harder to hide, causing Susan to clash with Bree; Lynette's pregnancy puts her at odds with Gaby; and Mike and Katherine's argument turns hurtful. View Details 10. Boom Crunch Air date: Dec 6, 2009 A plane crashes on Wisteria Lane, endangering lives. Meanwhile, Gaby and Lynette's friendship founders; Bree and Orson reach an agreement about their marriage; Danny's mistake may prove costly for Angie; and Susan plans to help Katherine. View Details Show More Episodes Desperate Housewives: Season 6 Photos View All Photos (104) Tv Season Info Series 6 of the series about the residents of Wisteria Lane opens as Mike (James Denton) marries again and the identity of his new bride is revealed. In other developments, new housewife Angie Bolen (Drea De Matteo) is welcomed to the neighborhood, and she might be hiding something; Lynette (Felicity Huffman) tries to maintain her career while coping with her unplanned pregnancy; Bree (Marcia Cross) deals with marital difficulties and a new love interest; and Gabrielle (Eva Longoria) struggles with her parenting skills and in her relationship with Ana (Maiara Walsh), the niece of her husband Carlos (Ricardo Antonio Chavira). Genre: Comedy Network: ABC Premiere Date: Sep 27, 2009 Creator: Marc Cherry Exec. Producers: Marc Cherry, Bob Daily, David Grossman, Matt Berry, Joey Murphy, Sabrina Wind, John Pardee, Larry Shaw, Jeff Greenstein, Marco Pennette Cast Felicity Huffman as Lynette Scavo Teri Hatcher as Susan Mayer Marcia Cross as Bree Van De Kamp Eva Longoria as Gabrielle Solis Ricardo Chavira as Carlos Solis Doug Savant as Tom Scavo James Denton as Mike Delfino Kathryn Joosten as Karen McCluskey Shawn Pyfrom as Andrew Van De Kamp Andrea Bowen as Julie Mayer Kyle MacLachlan as Orson Hodge Dana Delany as Katherine Mayfair Richard Burgi as Karl Mayer Tuc Watkins as Bob Hunter Charlie Carver as Porter Scavo Max Carver as Preston Scavo Joshua Moore as Parker Scavo Kevin Rahm as Lee McDermott Brenda Strong as Mary Alice Young Kendall Applegate as Penny Scavo Mason Cotton as MJ Delfino Drea de Matteo as Angie Bolen Madison De La Garza as Juanita Jeffrey Nordling as Nick Bolen Beau Mirchoff as Danny Bolen Maiara Walsh as Ana Brenda Strong as Mary Alice Young Vanessa L. Williams as Renee Perry Josh Zuckerman as Eddie Sam Page as Sam Orson Bean as Ray Bender Daniella Baltodano as Celia Solis John Barrowman as Patrick Julie Benz as Robin Helena Mattsson as Irina Jonathan Cake as Det. Chuck Vance Jesse Metcalfe as John Rowland Maria Cominis as Mona Clark Lily Tomlin as Roberta Simmons Darcy Rose Byrnes as Penny Scavo Robert W. Sudduth as Eric Charles Mesure as Ben Faulkner Jeff Doucette as Father Crowley Jane Leeves as Dr. Graham John Rubinstein as Principal Hobson Julie McNiven as Emily Portsmith Wendy Benson as Colleen Henderson Mackenzie Smith as Rachel Miller Karl Makinen as Det. Gallagher Ellen Crawford as Iris Beckley James McDonnell as Dr. Crane Neal McDonough as Dave Gale Harold as Jackson Braddock Jordana Capra as Delores Noah Schuffman as Brian Vanessa Britting as Molly Todd Grinnell as Dr. Alex Cominis Michael Guarnera as Toby Dakin Matthews as Rev. Sikes Darla Haun as Patti Jackson Carlos La Camara as Dr. Hill Perry Smith as Gayle Robin Thomas as Dick Jackson Jack Thomas as Minister Brooke Lyons as Candace Dan Castellaneta as Jeff Bicks Heidi Klum as Herself Diane Farr Robert Ray Shafer as Supervisor Aisha Hinds as Motel Maid Kathy Najimy as Denise Lapera Lamont Thompson as Lamar Paulina Porizkova as Herself Nicholas Sarullo Vic Polizos as Det. Turner Barbara Alyn Woods as Laura Miller Eileen Galindo as Christina Christopher Rich as Bruce Linda Purl as Lillian Alex Miller as Neidermeyer Alex Miller (II) as Neidermeyer Caroline Aaron as Daffney Bicks Gloria Garayua as Older Celia Dana Cuomo as Crystal Brianne Davis as Jennifer Patricia Bethune as Joyce Eric Lutes as Guy in Bar Michael Dempsey as Detective Scott Haven as Guy in Bar Mark Moses as Paul Young Ned Vaughn as Terrence Henderson Brent Briscoe as Rooney Daniel Booko as Mahoney Kevin Sizemore as Hank David Reivers as Sgt. Clemente David Chisum as Lance Marianne Muellerleile as Ann Peterson Suzanne Krull as Sophie Suzanne Costallos as Rose DeLuca Ben Carroll as Repo Man Gina Hecht as Judge Mary Gallagher Jamie Sorrentini as Ramona Winston Story as Johnny Michael Holden as Dr. Baron Patty McCormack as Teresa Pruitt Vince Cefalu as Man Marsha Clark as Nurse Lorna Casper Brindle as Father on Cell Phone Steven Anderson Ernestine Phillips as Det. Aguilar Jennifer Radelet as Peggy Marina Benedict as Russian Bridal Shop Owner Susan Angelo as Theresa Vitale Lyndsy Fonseca as Dylan Mayfair Paul Ganus as Dr. Griffith Rick Pasqualone as Det. John Booth Cindy Lu as Kirstin Joy Lauren as Danielle Van De Kamp Steve Tyler as Minister Hugh Holob as Allen Candace Brown as Mrs. Chapman Scott Rinker as Father Timothy Christine Clayburg as Newscaster Eric Colton as Tad Christopher Darga as Jackie Walker Anna Katarina as Ivana Evan Arnold as Casting Director Jason Kennedy as Waiter Miguel Pérez as Agent Padilla Richard Gilliland as Dr. Brent Avedon Jeffrey Markle as Bus Driver Jonathan Adams as Luke Rayfield Sarah Ripard as Agent Aronson Anthony Scavone as Postman Angee Hughes as Woman With Figurines Dennis Cockrum as Trainer Vito D'Ambrosio as Silvio Vitale Diane Robin as Ms. Feldman Cody Wai-Ho Lee as Child Pilgrim John Sunderland as Matthews Helen Elgenberg as Jean Justin Dray as Agent Weller Dan Sachoff as IRS Agent Kevin Symons as Mr. Pinkham David Bickford as Coco the Clown Jack Impelizzeri as Delivery Man Lindsay Ryan as Young Girl Zayne Emory as Patrick (Age 13) Michael Worth as Self Defense Instructor Les Brandt as Antonio Fred Saldone as Officer Jill Czarnowski as Rita Jarrod Crawford as Officer Ragan Wallake as Courtney Bette Rae as Woman Paul Keeley as Dr. McLean Kathy Muzingo as Mother in Commercial Kate Fuglei as Emily's Mother Karolinah Villarreal as Celia (age 11) Craig Tsuyumine as Reporter Dale Waddington Horowitz as Nurse Anthony Traina as Older Patrick Jayne Taini as Mrs. Greece Show More Cast Episodes 1. Nice Is Different Than Good Air date: Sep 27, 2009 Season 6 premiere. Mike Delfino reveals his bride; Lynette faces another pregnancy; Bree struggles to free herself from both Orson and her inhibitions; Carlos' teen niece (Maiara Walsh) moves in; another family with a dark past moves onto Wisteria Lane. Angie Bolen: Drea de Matteo. View Details 2. Being Alive Air date: Oct 4, 2009 The Bolens face suspicion on Wisteria Lane. Meanwhile, Lynette keeps a secret from Susan; Gaby gives her niece Ana (Maiara Walsh) tips on how to get a guy to notice her; Bree's concerned about the effect of her affair with Karl on Susan; and Angie Bolen (Drea de Matteo) is determined to protect her son Danny (Beau Mirchoff) and the family's dark past. View Details 3. Never Judge a Lady by Her Lover Air date: Oct 11, 2009 Gaby runs into John Rowland (Jesse Metcalfe); Bree considers a weekend tryst with Karl; Lynette and Tom tell their kids that she's pregnant again; and Susan is suspicious of Angie's son, Danny. View Details 4. The God-Why-Don't-You-Love-Me Blues Air date: Oct 18, 2009 Katherine is falling apart after losing Mike, and Bree comes to her aid; the attention that John Rowland (Jesse Metcalfe) is showing Ana is getting to Gaby; Lynette shows her value at work in a new way; Susan learns that Julie is keeping secrets from her; and Angie throws a party for her son, Danny. View Details 5. Everybody Ought to Have a Maid Air date: Oct 25, 2009 Susan and Katherine fight (literally) over Mike; Angie and Nick cover up the result of Danny's lapse in judgment; Gaby is determined to show that she's a good mother; a motel maid castigates Bree for her affair with Karl; and Lynette is annoyed when a handyman consistently seeks Tom's approval (and not hers) of his work. View Details 6. Don't Walk on the Grass Air date: Nov 1, 2009 Bree drifts further away from Orson as she begins to fall for Karl; Katherine keeps trying to get Mike back as her conflict with Susan intensifies; Gaby gets Juanita expelled from school; Lynette learns that Tom is cheating on his midterm; and Angie covers for her mother. View Details 7. Careful the Things You Say Air date: Nov 8, 2009 Susan thinks that Katherine might be Julie's assailant, and Lynette has her own suspicions as to who did it. Meanwhile, Angie invites a reluctant Bree and Orson to dinner, and she also confronts husband Nick about a secret he's keeping from her. View Details 8. The Coffee Cup Air date: Nov 15, 2009 Susan discovers a Mike-Katherine connection that leads her to question her relationship with Mike; Gaby simply must get Juanita into Catholic school; Lynette's pregnancy becomes increasingly hard to hide; and Angie learns the truth about Bree's marriage as Bree tries to hide her affair. View Details 9. Would I Think of Suicide? Air date: Nov 29, 2009 Angie decides to leave Wisteria Lane with her family; Bree's affair with Karl becomes harder to hide, causing Susan to clash with Bree; Lynette's pregnancy puts her at odds with Gaby; and Mike and Katherine's argument turns hurtful. View Details 10. Boom Crunch Air date: Dec 6, 2009 A plane crashes on Wisteria Lane, endangering lives. Meanwhile, Gaby and Lynette's friendship founders; Bree and Orson reach an agreement about their marriage; Danny's mistake may prove costly for Angie; and Susan plans to help Katherine. View Details Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Desperate Housewives Season 6 All Critics (6) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (1) It's a compelling dish whose impressive cast and steamily inventive, if absurd, plot lines bring the residents of Wisteria Lane to hysterical life week after week. Jan 17, 2020 | Full Review… Dorothy Rabinowitz Wall Street Journal Top Critic On current form, there's no better show on earth to tackle such a hoary story and spin it in unexpected ways while still wringing real emotion from the scenario. Sep 20, 2018 | Full Review… Jonathan Wright Guardian Top Critic After a season that was undoubtedly rocky - a rollercoaster ride through a mix of good and bad storylines - the minds behind Desperate Housewives managed to put together a season finale that was rather action-packed and full of drama. Sep 19, 2018 | Full Review… Tanner Stransky Entertainment Weekly Top Critic Overall, this episode was a good wrap up for the season, but left us a bit uninterested with what to expect for next season. Jan 21, 2020 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… Matt Richenthal TV Fanatic The sixth season was a mixed bag, displaying the goofy, playful side of the housewives and their spouses alongside dramas focused on everyday issues rather than outrageous subterfuge and unlikely events. Sep 20, 2018 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review… Michael Abernethy PopMatters The other real problem I have with the show is the overdone introduction of a new housewife on Wisteria Lane. Sep 18, 2018 | Rating: 1.5/5 | Full Review… Kevin Carr 7M Pictures View All Critic Reviews (6) Audience Reviews for Desperate Housewives: Season 6 May 05, 2019 Definitely an improvement over last year, season six brings new hope for a series that could've ended up repeating season five's fate. An interesting season that makes most plots work and keeps you watching, season six is still not flawless. In season six, there are three types of episodes: the ones that could have been better, the good ones and the amazing ones. Honestly, despite not quite ranking in my top five seasons, season six is amazing. The highest highs of this season were definitely the mysteries, and after a season with a rather disappointing one, it works that kuch better. That's not to say season six was without any lows. Storylines such as Bree trying to rekindle her relationship with Orson didn't fare quite well and the whole Gaby-Lynette-Carlos fiasco that went down at the middle of the season, was not needed at all. That and the slow (but good) mystery aside, season six was yet another success in Desperate Housewives. 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