The Desperate Housewives/Lost Crossover You've Been Waiting For!

October 15, 2009 at 3:18pm PST
Tags: ABC, Desperate Housewives, Eva Longoria, Felicity Huffman, Lost, Marcia Cross, Matthew Fox, Teri Hatcher
Photos: ABC

Uh, sort of. So you may have already heard that there's going to be a plane crash on Wisteria Lane over at Desperate Housewives. The constant murders, suicides, car accidents, and, oh yeah, the tornado weren't enough. Now an actual plane is going to crash onto the street.

But what we just found out is that the plane is going to be from Oceanic Airlines. Yup! The very same airline from the plane crashed over on Lost. (Remind us never to fly this airline!)

It would have been fun for the characters to meet somehow, but obviously there's no way that would happen. It's just a coincidence. A fun coincidence for fans of both shows.

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