Denton's Desperate For HIC


Denton's Desperate For HIC


James Denton, who plays Mike Delfino in Desperate Housewives, will appear in next season'sHot In Cleveland finale.

James DentonJames Denton: Hottie In ClevelandIt's probably no surprise that Denton is going to play a love interest in the comedy TV show - sadly not for Betty White's character Elka, though.

As much as we're sure he'd make a mature lady happy, Jane Leeves' character Joy is the recipient of his affections.

He's set to play a character known as Kerouac Cowboy, who connects with Joy over a CB radio (you know, one of those radios taxi drivers use).
Exactly why they meet via this form of communication isn't yet explained, but we're chuffed to hear that happy times are on their way for unlucky-in-love Joy.

Hot In Cleveland will be graced by a raft of guest stars in Season 3, including Kristin Chenoweth, Liza Minnelli and Ed Asner.

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