There won‘t be a new episode of Desperate Housewives this Sunday, but hopefully, that means something good is up two weeks from now. Everything, of course, is just a buildup to the big plane crash in December that will reportedly claim the lives of at least two characters, including a fan favorite.

Let‘s check the status of the Desperate Housewives after this week‘s episode. Gaby tried to bribe a priest, Lynette finally revealed her pregnancy to Carlos, Angie and Bree reached a new level of understanding, Susan turned into a sex-starved fiend, and another girl was strangled on Wisteria Lane. So that means things are normal.

Everyone‘s still pretty mum on who will die on the much-debated plane crash on Desperate Housewives, but Dana Delaney, who plays semi-cuckoo Katherine on the ABC comedy, has pretty much ruled out one possibility. That‘s a start, wouldn‘t you say?

On this midseason finale, a plane crashes on Wisteria Lane during a Christmas part, bringing death and destruction. Elsewhere, the Bolens are forced to pay for their medical expenses without insurance, and someone is stabbed again. Katherine’s daughter Dylan makes a return.

Tonight on Desperate Housewives, it‘s the episode for those who think Susan (Teri Hatcher) is getting annoying! Following her not so pleasant blast from the past last week, she‘s sentenced to community service as a punishment for shooting Katherine (Dana Delaney). She had the misfortune of handing over Julie‘s case to a female detective, who turned out to be someone who still holds some grudge from high school. She locked Susan in last week for not reporting the "accident" of shooting Katherine.

Not a few Desperate Housewives fans scoffed at the idea - what? A plane crashing in the middle of American suburbia? - but it really is pushing through, and the damage to life and property will reportedly be huge. In fact, some sources are squealing that the plane will land directly in one of the main housewives‘ houses!

This morning the People‘s Choice Award nominations were revealed, andas always, it‘s populism at its best.  On the TV side, the nomineesoften look like the top of the Nielsen ratings list, with a few notableand surprising exceptions.  Shows like

On Desperate Housewives last night, there were: a cleaning woman with a PhD in engineering, a woman detective who finally got her revenge after decades, and a woman who is slowly growing on me.

"Careful the Things You Say" seems to be an appropriate title for tonight‘s Desperate Housewives episode as our favorite Wisteria Lane residents demonstrate how the slightest slip of the tongue can brew enormous trouble.  And compared to last week‘s episode, in which Bree deceived her husband, Katherine planned on seducing Mike, and Angie basically lied about everything, ABC claims that this is one big episode you wouldn‘t want to miss.

On this episode of Desperate Housewives, Susan goes to pick up M.J. from a birthday party, but is shocked to discover that Katherine has already picked him up, without permission and finds out about Bree and Karl. Lynette, recently fired from her job, decides to take the company to court, which will cause some tension between her and the Solises. And somebody on Wisteria Lane tries to commit suicide.