Housewives Hottie James Denton Undressed

April 11, 2007 | Desperate Housewives
A drenched Teri Hatcher is hanging on for dear life this week on “Desperate Housewives,” and Dougray Scott is about to make a stunning admission to his on-camera love: he can’t swim!

But not to worry, a shirtless James Denton saves the day.

“I hope they put the love handle filter on the camera,” Denton joked with “Extra,” as we got the exclusive first look at the blockbuster stunt.

Meanwhile, when the stunt didn’t go as planned, it was Teri Hatcher who helped re-write the scene on the spot. And she never once hesitated when it came time to spend the bulk of her workday in the murky lagoon at Universal Studios.

“Apparently they told me, I’m so gullible, it’s been tested,” she said. “I said, ‘Listen, you might have the bacterial tests, but I’m watching ducks poop in it right now!’”

Even though the hunky James has been shirtless on “Extra” before, he was still a little apprehensive before baring his chest at the office.

But how much preparation did Denton get to prepare for his buff cameo?

“That’s a good question; they didn’t give me much … I took my shirt off one time on this show once in three years, and I was really not in very good shape,” he said. “I'm still not in great shape because I'm not a kid, but I'm about 10 or 20 pounds lighter.”

But as far as our Tanika Ray and Teri Hatcher were concerned, James had nothing to worry about!

“How hot was that?” Teri asked.

See the hot “Housewives” action unfold when an all-new “Desperate Housewives” hits ABC Sunday night!

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Prejudice is the sign of ignorance.

Thomas Fruge
April 14, 2007

I think that Don Imus should be fired.
This isn’t something that people should be able to get away with. I know there is freedom of speech but there is a fine line there. Especially if you are part of management and are in the limelight. He should be punished for what he did there’s no way around it, what he did was wrong. There is a huge difference between having a private conversation and expressing your OPINION and degrading someone in the public eye!! This should not be accepted whether black, white, red, orange.

CHEREA
April 13, 2007

I tried to log onto the website to vote whether I think Don Imus should be fired for making that racist comment about the Rutgers women basketball team. I most certainly think that Don Imus should be fired, and the same thing should happen to anyone down the line who feels they can degrade or belittle anyone in that manner. That goes for all of you rappers, rock stars, record label producers, CEO’s and anyone who holds a management leveled position and allows it. Watch out!!!

Sherron
April 12, 2007

I tried to log onto the website to vote whether I think Don Imus should be fired for making that racist comment about the Rutgers women basketball team. I most certainly think that Don Imus should be fired, and the same thing should happen to anyone down the line who feels they can degrade or belittle anyone in that manner. That goes for all of you rappers, rock stars, record label producers, CEO’s and anyone who holds a management leveled position and allows it. Watch out!!!

Sherron
April 12, 2007

I believe that Imus SHOULD NOT BE FIRED. If it had been an Africa American making the same comment, it would be laughed off. Sharpton and Jackson are both fakes. Just thank God they were not born white.

wil
April 12, 2007

I tried to log onto the website to vote whether I think Don Imus should be fired for making that racist comment about the Rutgers women basketball team. I most certainly think that Don Imus should be fired, and the same thing should happen to anyone down the line who feels they can degrade or belittle anyone in that manner. That goes for all of you rappers, rock stars, record label producers, CEO’s and anyone who holds a management leveled position and allows it. Watch out!!!

Sherron
April 12, 2007

I tried to log onto the website to vote whether I think Don Imus should be fired for making that racist comment about the Rutgers women basketball team. I most certainly think that Don Imus should be fired, and the same thing should happen to anyone down the line who feels they can degrade or belittle anyone in that manner. That goes for all of you rappers, rock stars, record label producers, CEO’s and anyone who holds a management leveled position and allows it. Watch out!!!

Sherron
April 12, 2007
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