Here are some minor adjustments to the series' episodes:
1) Edie's nephew, Austin has moved back to Wisteria Lane.
2) Carlos Solis is not blind.
3) Gabrielle and Carlos are back together and remarried at the courthouse days after Victor's death.
4) Bree has never married nor met Orson Hodge (his character won't exist), and Bree's first husband, Rex Van De Kamp had never died and is still married to Bree, and father of Andrew and Danielle.
5) Bree and now Rex are still the legal guardians of Benjamin (actually Danielle (and Austin)'s son).
6) Lynette's cancer has been removed and her hair has grown back as normal.
7) Katherine and Adam's marriage is still rocky, yet Katherine's mothering skills has changed towards her relationship with Dylan
8) Andrew and Danielle still live at home with their parents and Benjamin.

New Episodes Of Desperate Housewives:

Ep1: Back In Town:
Gabrielle and Carlos have returned back to Fairview after spending a weekend at a fancy resort to celebrate "their second honeymoon". Mike, Tom, Adam, and Rex decide to throw Carlos a "secret post-wedding, post-honeymoon former bachelor party", yet things don't go quite as planned when their wives learn of their husbands' secret plans and decide to show up and crash their party, before Gaby finds out. Meanwhile, Edie opens up her house again for her nephew, Austin to stay, as he moves back to Wisteria Lane for second time.

Ep2: Battle Of The Sexes:
Katherine, Lynette, and Gabrielle battle their husbands (Adam, Tom, and Carlos) to a game of Battle Of The Sexes, which gets ugly when Adam unintentionally insults Lynette and Gaby's intelligences. Meanwhile, Austin drops by the Van De Kamp home in hopes of speaking with Danielle about the outcome of her pregnancy with his child--not knowing that she gave birth to Benjamin, who's now being raised by Bree and Rex. But instead of meeting with Danielle, Austin chats with Andrew, who explains it all. Austin becomes irate after Rex and Bree come home with baby Benjamin, and immediately refuse him to see his son after Bree rushes the baby upstairs, and Rex and Andrew blocking the staircase. Meanwhile, Mike and Susan learn the sex of their baby, but their shared dreams of having a boy are thrown out when the doctor tells them that they are expecting a girl.

Ep3: Talk To Me:
While hanging out with Julie and Dylan, Danielle gets a surprise visit from Austin, who begins to feel his feelings for Julie again but can't take his mind off his anger towards Danielle's family for refusing to let him see his son. Meanwhile, Gaby ends up having a series of sleepless nights after experiencing countless nightmares about Victor coming back to life and seeking revenge on her and Carlos. Elsewhere, Tom and Lynette experience dilemmas with their kids (Kayla's backtalking her teacher, Parker hitting another boy at recess, Penny's struggle to read aloud by herself, and the twins refusing to do homework without getting treats as bribes).

Ep4: Friends Helping Friends:
Adam recruits Tom, Mike, Rex, and Carlos to help him remodel his garage, but their ambitions soon die out and the five guys end up starting a poker game that ends up lasting until 4am. Meanwhile, Gabrielle asks Susan a big favor, if Susan could talk her ex, Karl into coming back to Fairview and striking up a relationship with Edie again, after witnessing how Edie hasn't been herself since the tornado and Carlos re-marrying Gaby. Susan decides to put some strings for Gaby, after seeing how Edie is truly heartbroken since Carlos left her. Elsewhere, Bree and Danielle have an agrument about letting Austin at least see his son if nothing else, Bree becomes very adament about not letting Austin get involved in Benjamin's life, and Danielle begins to side with her baby's daddy and now friend, much to Bree's dismay.

Ep5: Loving The Mayers:
Austin professes his love for Julie, who is unsure of how to react after his mysterious disappearance over the past year, thus causing them to break up shortly after getting back together. Meanwhile, Susan and Gaby watch as Edie warmingly welcomes Karl's re-appearance back into her life again, unaware that it was Susan and Gaby, who brought Karl back to Edie. Meanwhile, Tom and Lynette learn from Adam and Katherine about the truth behind Bree's faux pregnancy and raising Benjamin as their own, after Adam accidently spills the beans about their friends after a few too many cocktails.

Ep6: Alone, No More:
As Karen mourns the anniversary of her late husband's death, she secludes herself from her neighbors and friends, which causes interest from a worried Lynette. Lynette stages a "girls night out" hopes of taking Karen's mind of it, with herself, Karen, Susan, Gaby, Katherine, Edie, and Bree at a karaoke bar downtown. An off-key (and sober) Susan makes her karaoke debut with Lynette and Karen as her back up singers---until Karen steps up and demotes Susan to a backup singer as she takes the lead after a few more drinks. While on a private trip to the bathroom, Katherine confronts and confesses to Bree about Lynette and Tom knowing about Benjamin being Danielle's son, which makes Bree irate and suddenly mortified--enough to run out on the fun early, but not before giving Katherine a few choice words after realizing she and Adam betrayed her and Rex's trust.

Ep7: Highly Doubtful: Part One:
After being rejected once more by the Van De Kamps, Austin turns to one last person--his Aunt Edie. After coming to terms with the fact that her nephew knocked up Bree's daughter, Edie is there with support for Austin. Bree, Rex, Andrew, and Danielle are surprised with yet another visit from Austin, and this time his aunt Edie as well. Edie demands that Austin at least gets to see his son, but after numerous failed attempts, Edie becomes furious and threatens Bree and Rex with custody papers. Bree and Rex bawk at Edie's seemingly-juvial request, Edie takes Austin with her, but declares the is not the end of this. Elsewhere, an upset and fed up Katherine (and Adam) explains the whole Benjamin Van De Kamp story to Susan, Mike, Carlos, Gaby, and already known-about Tom and Lynette. Meanwhile, Julie overhears this, and puts all the pieces together and sets out to have a talk with Austin, and find out if he is the father of Danielle's baby.

Ep8: Truth Comes Out: Part Two:
Julie demands the truth out of Austin, who confesses to sleeping with Danielle and getting her pregnant. Julie immediately is heartbroken and devastated, and wants nothing to do with him after discovering the truth about her former boyfriend who slept with her best friend. Elsewhere, Rex and Bree finally confess about raising Benjamin as their own after Danielle gave birth to him, after feeling bombared by their friends and neighbors. Also, Edie asks her guy friend, Karl a favor--if he would represent Austin in a custody battle with the Van De Kamps over his biological son. Lastly, just moments after Bree and Rex has confessed to their friends, Karl shows up on the doorstep of Rex and Bree's, along with Edie and Austin, as he serves the Van De Kamps' legal papers informing them that Austin is fighting for custody of Benjamin. The Delfinos, Solises, and Scavos are speechless and shocked that it was Edie's nephew who is the father of Bree's biological grandson.

Ep9: Face-to-Face:
Karl, Edie, and Austin have their first meeting with Judge Robbins (Fred Dalton Thompson) along with Bree, Rex, Danielle, and their lawyer, Jim Parkins (Jamey Sheridan). Elsewhere, Katherine and Adam learn that Adam's dad's health isn't doing too well, and they decide to move back to Chicago yet Dylan doesn't want to go along and leave her school and friends. After a few days of talking, Katherine and Adam ask Susan and Mike if they wouldn't mind having Dylan move in with them and Julie while they move back. They talk about it and with Julie's insistance, they welcome Dylan into their house and family. Meanwhile, Carlos and Gaby discuss having kids, after agreeing to babysit for the Scavos one night.

Ep10: Worst Kind Of Hurt:
Julie becomes irate when she finds out her dad is representing her cheating ex, and demands him to choose his daughter or his client (her ex). Karl finds himself in a sticky situation and becomes neutral due to his love for both Julie and for Edie. Meanwhile, Bree and Rex, mostly Bree, are mortified when they discover a front page story in the Fairview Reporter regarding them as "stubborn, insensitive people" and "selfish and bad parents". Not only that, but Bree becomes scorned by her "high-society" friends at the country club, and decides to seek revenge by asking her very pregnant, illustrator friend, Susan to draw her a sketch about Edie and her reputation to send into the paper to even the score. Elsewhere, Carlos seeks advice from Tom about his "going back and forth" over whether or not to have children.

Ep11: Unfair Advantage:
Edie becomes appalled and devastated when she comes across Susan and Bree's sketch about her in the Fairview Reporter, which plays her off as the town whore and an unfit mother herself. Edie storms over to the Van De Kamps home to have a private one-on-one chat with Bree about the sketch and her true feelings behind it. Edie, trying to hold back her tears and devastation, tries to make it clear with Bree that their friendship is being put to an end. Elsewhere, Lynette learns the boys' soccer coach is unfairly positioning her boys and giving more play-time to other kids, but Lynette will not rest until the coach changes his coaching style--which only makes matters worse for the three Scavo boys (whom get the blunt of the work after Lynette talks to their coach harshly). Meanwhile, Mike and Susan prepare the house with help from Julie and Dylan, as they approach the final weeks before Susan's due date.

Ep12: The Day Has Come: Part One
The day has come for the Van De Kamp versus Britt custody battle. With only a few hours before the trial is about to begin, both parties are in need a few character witnesses (who turn out to be: Susan, Julie, Lynette, Carlos). A reluctant Julie decides to do her dad a favor (not Austin) by being a character witness for Austin (as well as Carlos-doing a favor for a desperate Edie), and as Susan and Lynette are character witnesses for Danielle and the Van De Kamps. The trial gets started and eventually turns ugly just as Julie is about to take the stand. Julie suddenly realizes she can't commit perjury, plus she can't pick her ex-boyfriend and father over her best friend and her mom's best friend (Bree). While up on the stand, Julie freezes up and is about to bail on Austin, Karl, and Edie--but then sees Austin and how vulnerable and sincere he is and how he wants custody of his son. Then, when it's Susan's turn to go on the stand, moments later, her water breaks. Susan is excused and is rushed to the hospital with assistance of Mike, Julie, and Tom.

Ep13: In The End: Part Two
After being rushed by Mike, Julie, and Tom, the soon-to-be mommy Susan barely makes it to the hospital before she begins to go into labor. Mike and Julie take turns going in as Susan's birth-coaches, as Tom makes the calls to Lynette to inform them of the update, as she informs him of the update of the trial. Elsewhere, back in courtroom, the judge makes his final speech to both parties before he breaks the verdict: the court orders Austin Britt and Danielle Van De Kamp to share split custody of their son, Benjamin, effective immediately. After hearing the verdict, Austin and Edie are estatic, as Bree and Rex become speechless and heartbroken as Bree must hand over her grandson to Austin and Edie. As the court adjourns, Austin and Edie (with Karl) go back to the Britt home to celebrate Benjamin's welcoming home. Also, Lynette, Dylan, Gaby, Carlos, Andrew, and a somber Danielle go the hospital to be with Susan, Mike, Julie, and Tom--just as the gang arrives, Mike and Julie walk out carrying the newborn baby boy (Nicholas Michael Delfino). Elsewhere, Rex and Bree reside in their bedroom still replaying the courtroom verdict over in their heads and reliving their heart-shattering memory of having to hand over Benjamin, plus now, Bree realizes she and Edie will never be able to be friends again after this.