Army Wives

I liked the fact that, aside from one woman admiting that she was a serragote mother; and another standing up to her bullying son; the eldest daughter of an army officer was part of a Peace protest to bring the troop back home. Why did I like that? Probably because it made sense... and to see what the reaction would be of her parent's. Her father was angry... and his reasons justified it; their men are out their fighting in the name of their country because they choose to be in the army, they need to support their troops. Though in real life that arguement can always be turned against the troops too; but I found it rather... poinent.

Also it was a nice touch to see a man suffering from post trauma, which reminded me of how the men in WW1 would act. (Though this was due to my history lessons at school).

This was yet another amazing episode. I love the fact that Trevor is so interested in adopting Roxy's babies. He comes off as such a terrific guy. I certainly hope that once all of his ducks are in a row, he doesn't turn into some kind of crazy monster guy. He almost seems too good to be true. I was truly shocked though, at the lengths that Trevor went to in order to secure the ex's signature on the adoption papers. Veddy cool. I loved Pamela's speech at the fundraiser about the babies. Talk about stunning an entire room. I know the end was a bit shocking, everyone at the Holden's and finding out that Maj Sherwood went missing. I noticed on the message boards that people were a bit miffed that there wasn't clergy there to tell Denise about her missing hubby, unfortunately I think that the way the writers wrote the situation cut down on unecessary dialogue. Other than that, another heartwarming, heartwrenching, and fantastic episode!

Trevor is such a gentleman despite being in the military but he loves Roxie's kids like they were his own. Hopefully that he can adopt those kids. But her ex doesn't want him to adopt them and Trevor wants to make him an offer that he can't refuse. Pamela gives a speech about being a surrogate mother that will send everybody reeling big time. I am getting to love this show more and more!

This is a very powerful and loving show that is mixed with the good and the bad, it shows real life and how people deal! I love this show and I hope it stays on for an eternity! the bond of Roxy, Pamela, Claudia Joy, Denise,and Roland shows a true bond that shall last a lifetime. As they grow and experience they learn more about each other to make a stronger bond. I think this is the most incisive show that cable television has to offer now! Every single person should watch it and each and every one while be able to relate with one of the characters!!

This show is such a superb show. The women on it are amazing. Women have to be strong to survive in today's society because by no means is it easy. This show demonstrates in a very real way, not in a silly exaggerated way like most shows that are on today that make all women look like lustful whores or stupid idiots. These women have to stand up every day for what is right for their lives, and at the same time dealing with taking care of their family, work, finacial needs, gossip, secrets, relationship with their spouse, army support duties, being away from their families and being stationed with strangers. But most of all, in the back of their mind worried every single moment of the day and night if their spouse is going to survive through his time in service. The women come from all type of backgrounds as in true reality making this show very strong and powerful. When Pamela told all the women the truth abouth the twins, that was powerful because she then took control back control of her life.