Top 10 Favorite Moments of May Sweeps (Part 1)

10) Uchenna and Joyce beat Rob and Amber on "Amazing Race"

Not only did Rob and Amber make a name for themselves for the bad on Survivor All-Stars, but Rob pretty much picked up where he left off on for the race. With his leaving a team stranded after an overturned accident to using the locals with his celebrity to get ahead, he played dirty. It was only fitting that the team that beat him and his now wife is the team that showed the most heart and the team that included Joyce, who shaved her long locks to gain an advantage.

9) "24's" unknown vixen villain comes back

Long-time viewers were shocked to see the fiery beauty show up at the end of the season and wreak havoc. It was priceless when President Palmer had to grant her a pardon even though she nearly killed him years before with the flesh-eating bacteria.

8) Mary-Alice's secret is finally revealed on "DH"

The Young family's secrets were always in the background as the rest of Wisteria Lane schemed and crumbled. It was only fitting that all was revealed on the season finale. Shocking was that Paul Young was actually an innocent party to it all, trying to save his wife, until of course he killed gossip-queen Martha Huber. Now, the question remains, was Deidre's child Zack, Mike's?

7) Walt gets kidnapped at sea on "Lost"

Although I was disappointed with the lack of promised revelations on the finale, it was odd yet intriguing as to the placement and execution of Walt's kidnapping. I am so confused I can't even elaborate.

6) Caryn erupts and spills the secrets at her last tribal council

Caryn proved week in and week out that she really wasn't a threat physically or mentally. She had numerous opportunities to further her position in the game, but floundered them each and every time. The one redeeming thing about her experience on the island happened at her last tribal council when she told the jury just how much of a "liar" Tom and Ian both were and how Tom had played everyone just as much as Ian had, shattering his intergrity-driven reputation.