Who are TV's highest paid actresses? You know their names, but you won't guess where they wind up on the list.

According to Forbes, the four main ladies of 'Desperate Housewives' made it on the list. So did Julianna Margulies of 'The Good Wife.'

What about Tina Fey, one of the busiest ladies in comedy? You betcha!

Combined, the Top 10 ladies made $94 million between May 2010 and May 2011.

Forbes took into consideration salaries and endorsement deals while compiling their list. Remember, some of these women are also producers on other projects.

So, who's tops and who is set to do some climbing? Find out below!

You'll have to look elsewhere for your soapy domestic drama come May 2012, because that's when 'Desperate Housewives' will conclude its eighth and final season. Although ABC hasn't yet sent official word, the network is expected to announce the big news at Sunday's Television Critics Association panel. UPDATE 8/7/11: ABC has since made it official.

According to Deadline Hollywood, the news was completely unexpected considering all four of the show's big stars -- Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross, and Eva Longoria -- had signed on for two more years, and creator Marc Cherry had publicly stated he wanted the series to run for nine seasons.

What happens with you throw Amy Poehler, Jenna Fischer, Kaley Cuoco, Lea Michele, Julie Bowen and Teri Hatcher into a room together? Hilarity.

The aforementioned funny ladies gathered as part of The Hollywood Reporter's Emmy Roundtable series to discuss their big breaks, best moments and those bad jobs everybody in the industry seems to have had.

In the video, Poehler attributes the success of her transition from improv to 'Saturday Night Live' to her experience with the Upright Citizens Brigade.

"It's very difficult to comment on your own career," Poehler said, with the other women nodding in agreement. "It's very strange, you kind of want to leave it up to other people to dissect it."

'The Office' star Fischer wasn't shy about revealing details of her career. She admitted to working as a telephone psychic and spending three years working at a car wash.

Watch the videos below.

Comedian, filmmaker, actor and author Albert Brooks' new novel is provocatively titled '2030: The Real Story of What Happens to America.' Tuesday on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated on ABC) he gave a few predictions and riffed on current news stories, including the Arnold Schwarzenegger/Maria Shriver break-up (Brooks thinks she gave him an ultimatum: "You do one more of those 'Terminator' movies and I'm outta here').

Brooks was once a great stand-up, and he's quick on his feet. He looked at guest co-host Teri Hatcher and said, "I don't know what she did, but I have never seen Whoopi look more radiant." When Barbara Walters asked what was going to happen in 2030, remarking she wouldn't be there, Brooks reassured her that she would. "You will be here, because I didn't realize how young you were," he said, folding his arms and rolling his eyes.

But the most important question about the future came from Elisabeth Hasselbeck: Would Donald Trump be president? "I don't know how much I could say 'no' to that," he said. Hopefully, Brooks just saved us all a lot of aggravation.

When Teri Hatcher celebrates Halloween, she goes all out. Each year, the 'Desperate Housewives' star makes her daughter's costume by hand, then constructs an elaborate Halloween maze for the neighborhood kids, she said on 'Live With Regis and Kelly' (weekdays, syndicated).

Actress Teri Hatcher isn't giving Jimmy Kimmel the cold shoulder, she's just in a lot of pain. Hatcher suffers from "frozen shoulder" syndrome -- a condition where a shoulder joint suddenly becomes stiff and immobile. People with the syndrome have trouble moving their upper body, and due to the pain, they also have trouble falling asleep.

On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' (weeknights, 12AM ET on ABC), Teri jokingly discussed her syndrome. Kimmel had never heard of "frozen shoulder" before. "Is that like frozen yogurt?" he asked. While demonstrating that it was a "real thing," Teri stretched her arm out -- and instantly hurt herself. "Ow! ...Owww! I can't believe I just did that on television!"

If you happen to have any friends who would like to date Teri Hatcher, she may be open to the idea. At least that's what she told Wendy Williams (Weekdays, syndicated) on Friday.

The 'Desperate Housewives' star said she has been so focused on work and family, especially her 12-year-old daughter Emerson and her parents, that she's put her love life on the back-burner. Hatcher is working on 'Housewives' and just signed on to play Lois Lane's mother in the final season of 'Smallville.'

While Hatcher didn't want to use her schedule as an excuse for not being in a relationship, she did say she hasn't had too much time lately to look for a mate. But she is open to suggestions. "I want to be in one," she told Williams, "if you have any friends..."

Ah, the things people do for the sake of beauty. While attempting to shave stray eyebrow hair, Teri Hatcher had a grooming mishap and accidentally sheared off a portion of her eyelashes over one eye, she explained on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated).

Ellen DeGeneres has been on TV so long that it's easy to forget that she started out as a stand-up comedian, meaning she knows how to build up to a joke.

On Friday's edition of 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated), she used that talent to build-up to guest Teri Hatcher getting scared by the show's resident giant bee. She seemingly engaged Hatcher in a conversation about the appearance of bees on this season of 'Desperate Housewives' then, wham, Hatcher got buzzed. What worried Hatcher, however, was whether or not she revealed her crotch to the audience when she jumped in fright.

While rehearsing an argument for the upcoming finale of 'Desperate Housewives,' Teri Hatcher accidentally called her parents on her Blackberry, and they overheard the entire incident and mistook it for real, she said on 'Live With Regis and Kelly' (weekdays, syndicated).

On 'Desperate Housewives' (Sun., 9PM ET on ABC), an argument about doing the laundry gets a little out of hand. Housewife Lynette (Felicity Huffman) has invited Eddie (Josh Zuckerman) to live in her house. What she doesn't yet realize is that Eddie is the deadly Fairview strangler. When Lynette's son Preston refuses to put his clothes in the dryer, Eddie suddenly attacks him.

(S06E21) "I really need to surprise my audience." - Patrick

'Desperate Housewives' writers should have followed the dialog they wrote for Patrick and try to surprise us because 'A little Night Music' was anything but surprising. I expected much better this week since this is, after all, one of the last three episodes of the season.

Even if the episode was a let down, it did push the storylines a bit further and reminded us that you can't run from your past and lies all your life as they will catch you sooner or later.

With the sixth season of 'Desperate Housewives' winding down, how much longer can the series stay on the air? Depends on the players and how long ABC can get them to stick around.

According to Deadline Hollywood, the network would like another two seasons. Creator Marc Cherry has spoken of a nine-season run. But the core cast - Marcia Cross, Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, and Eva Longoria Parker - are contracted for only one more season, and so far, says Deadline, there's been little negotiation between the network and the stars about an eighth season.

(S06E20) "His name was Eddie. Everyone thought he was harmless." - Mary Alice

Let's get it out of the way right now: this week's episode, 'Epiphany,' is no 'The Best Thing That Ever Could Have Happened,' the show's 100th episode which starred Beau Bridges last season and had the same episode format. No matter, this week's installment offered us a nice walk down memory lane, including scenes with Mary Alice (above with 4-year-old Eddie, while showing us why the latter became to be the Fairview Strangler.