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Army Wives

Army WivesNetwork: Lifetime
Episodes: Ongoing (hour)
Seasons: Ongoing

TV show dates: June 3, 2007 – present
Series status: Has not been cancelled

Performers include: Brian McNamara, Kim Delaney, Sterling K. Brown, Catherine Bell, John White Jr., Sally Pressman, Wendy Davis, Brigid Brannagh, Drew Fuller, Katelyn Pippy, Luke Bartelme, and Patricia French.

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TV show description:
This series is set at the Army Post of Fort Marshall, in Charleston, South Carolina. The lives and dramas of Roxy LeBlanc (Sally Pressman), Claudia Joy Holden (Kim Delaney), Denise Sherwood (Catherine Bell), Roland Burton (Sterling K. Brown) and Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) all intertwine as they deal with being a spouse of a member serving in the Army.

Claudia is the wife to Col. Michael Holden (Brian McNamara) and has just arrived at Fort Marshall, a place where soldiers are either about to be shipped off to Iraq or are returning home from there.

She meets and befriends Denise, who has grown up on military bases her entire life. Denise was swept away by Major Frank Sherwood (Terry Serpico), but their recent relationship has become anything but easy.

In contrast, ex-cocktail waitress Roxy’s relationship to PFC Trevor LeBlanc (Drew Fuller) has come both easily and quickly as the two marry after knowing each other for only five days.

“Army husband” Roland is struggling both as a husband and a psychiatrist in trying to help his wife, Joan (Wendy Davis), cope with post-traumatic stress disorder after her tour of duty in Afghanistan.

And as any military family knows, sacrifice is often required, like in the home of former Boston police officer Pamela Moran (Brigid Branagh). She’s becoming a surrogate mother to enable both her and Delta Force husband Chase Moran (Jeremy Davidson) to claim extra benefits.

Based on the memoir Under the Sabres: The Unwritten Code of Army Wives by Tanya Biank, this drama details the battles occurring on the home front. For these women and men, being all you can be, sometimes costs everything.

 

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ozzie mitchell May 1, 2013 at 3:45 am

What a racist show made by white directors and producers who want to make whites look good and superior on the show and all nonwhites look stupid and backwards. Just look carefully at how the screenwriter made sure that the Latino couple broke up and got divorced and then had the Latina hook up with a white guy officer. What an insult to Latino people, as if to say that a Latina woman and Latino man cannot have a marriage that works. And just look at how they brought a white new chick into the show, and made a Latina look dumb in the seen where a black customer paid his bill and the white chick calculated it in her head while the Latina fumbled around with the cash register like a bumbling fool and the white chick did the math in her head. White producers and directors, as well as screenwriters need to be strung up and burned alive for their racist attacks on blacks, Latinos, and Asians on the show. What we need is a white serial killer targeting and killing up every white screenwriter in America and then maybe nonwhite characters will not have suffer any further racism by racially insecure whites actors and producers who need to write the TV scripts to make all whites look racially superior in their fictiomal roles. And just look at whom whites placed the HIV child with; not a white military family on the show, but instead a black family. And just look at the black husband character they placed with the beautiful black female colonel. Out of all the handsome, hot hunks, in America whites managers of the show intentionally put a big lipped black far from handsome male in the show. These whites are going to die a tragic death and will deserve it for their rcaist evil was of subliminally attacking nonwhite Americans using TV and movies. And on that day. we will all eat popcorn to celebrate their absence because they are the most evil narcissistic people on earth….

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Kathy P. January 31, 2013 at 3:32 pm

Please don’t cancel, it’s one of my favorite shows!

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Anonymous October 29, 2012 at 9:13 am

Too much overacted, useless drama! This show is so boring that anyone could certainly catch up on their sleep during its run time! The wives are so mambi pambi with each other- (puke)-What more can I say!! It is pure garbage. They keep this carp on television and cancel the great shows. Who knows why?

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deanna dega ni September 13, 2012 at 12:53 pm

Army Wives is the best I hope and pray that it will go on for as long as possible I love all the cast and cant wait to see what happens next. Actresses like Kelly Martin and those that have been added make it feel like we have been part of their life from the start. Please don’t end it there the actors do deserve what they need for their sacrifice of and time away from their live to bring us all the love and laughter in all their hardships and great moments and we the audience get to have a inside look at how hard our men women and the children are affected by all that they do for the USA. Please don’t take that away from us it’s also a good way to teach our children see what life is like from a different perspective.

Thank You Lifetime and all of our Troop and Family’s and the actors .

Deanna D

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