Network: Lifetime
Episodes: 117 (hour)
Seasons: Seven
TV show dates: June 3, 2007 — June 9, 2013
Series status: 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.
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.
Episode #117 — All or Nothing
When Tim goes missing after hurting her while having a nightmare, Holly reaches out to the tribe and Tim’s platoon for help. They search for him while trying to keep is absense quiet. Hector tells Tim that he will always be there for him and Tim agrees to get help for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Denise catches Michael in a compromising position with Kat. Latasha and Quincy receive news about his military career. Roland and Joan prepare to leave Fort Marshall, and a retirement ceremony is held for Joan. Gloria continues to be pulled between Hector and Patrick but then comes to a decision.
First aired: June 9, 2013.
What do you think? Do you like the Army Wives TV series? Do you think it should have been cancelled or renewed for an eighth season?
I loved this show. My husband and I bothed enjoyed watching it. I really looked forward to the new seasons. Why oh Why do they always cancel the good shows??!!
Sad it is over. Loved it.
they always cancel the great shows and keep the stupid ones. I would like to see a poll of all the military people that watched it to see what they thought of the show. one of the all time best in my opinion.
I love Army Wives, and it should have stay on. It was a great show.
This is the only show that I looked forward to seeing each week. I’m sure the military wives have a hard time of it while their soldier is away. This show gave the military situation some respect. The writing was great, the actors were casted to where they fit in with each other. You would have thought they were real acting parts. When you ended the series and then started another season, I thought the writers did a fantastic job at introducing the characters slowly so we could get acquainted with each one. I was totally fine with what they… Read more »
You could at least end the story lines for us viewers, that really cared and faithfully watched this show.
I watch Lifetime programs and they are all great. Watching Army Wives did not disappoint. The series was well written and the acting superb. I hope you will have another show that is as good as Army Wives. I like every one fell in love with The Holden’s , the Sherman’s, and all the amazing other “army family’s ” . I am sad that it will not be back so I hope that it will at least have a finale that is befitting of “army Wives”. At least we can see Catherine Bell on the “Good Witch ” movies.
Please reconsider and bring back this amazing show. It is one of the best life time series I have ever seen. Have Loved it from day one . At least have a finale that will not disappoint.
I don’t understand why they cancelled. I know some of the changes they made last year, I did not care for. I am not a huge Brooke Shields fan. I think they should bring it back for at least one more season and tie up some loose ends.
I DON’T THINK IT WAS RIGHT TO CANCELL THE SHOW LIKE YALL DID BECAUSE ME AND MY HUSBAND SON ENJOYED WATCHING IT EVERY WEEK
I’m so disappointed that Army Wives has been cancelled. Was so looking forward to Season 8. Sure wish Lifetime T.V. would reconsider.
Why was the show canceled????? Why>????
You are asking if we think it should end or renew to season 8, well, i say it should continue onto season 8. It isn’t fair to the loyal watchers to just surprise us with canceling the show. at least do a show finale.
PLEASE UNCANCEL ARMY WIVES! IT MAKES ME SAD I LOVE THAT SHOW!!!!!!
PLEASE DO NOT CANCEL I LOVED THAT SHOW AND ALL THE CHARACTERS!!!!!
Now I know why I haven’t found Army Wives on the Lifetime Channel Sunday night line-up…it’s been cancelled ! I’ve been searching for it more many months ! Unbelievable! Such a great show and cast of characters. I regret to see this show “shelved.” Perhaps when the show lost the character of “Claudia Joy”-the ratings started declining???I will admit that losing her character was a tremedous loss to the plot of the show-but please….LIFETIME TELEVISION….WAKE UP…and get in GEAR…..we demand this show be continued…..or at the very least…..give faithful viewers CLOSURE…and have some episodes that will at the very least… Read more »