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most of the other shows – there are just tooooooooo many to watch and my DVR works over time on my favorites as it is…a lot of folks and friends (guys included) say it’s a great show…sigh…maybe if the days were 48 hours long instead of 24 I’d have more time to catch them all, as it is, I still am just now watching some shows that were big hits and everyone was raving about when they were on in prime time – in reruns…but they are new to me.
I am an army wife.
My husband is an officer in the Army reserves, on active duty right now. He is stationed about 2 hours away from home. Just far enough that he can’t come home every day, but close enough that he can come home on days off.
I LOVE that show too! I dont have anyone in the military, i just started watching it from the beginning. who do you think is going to die?
I have watched it from the beginning also. If one of the main characters does die, it could be Chase, since he just went on a new mission, without telling Pamela, or maybe Trevor, because of the untrained solders he is working with. I did just read a post that says in a clip, they saw Denise holding a flag. I am looking forward to the show, but not looking forward to anyone dying. There is a book with the same title, which the show was loosely based on. I have read it, and it is very different from the TV show.
I was thinking about Chase too. but it could be frank or any of them, looks like ClaudiaJoy’s professor has the hots for her and since she’s by herself now it could be her husband too. so who knows. is that supposed to happen this week? This is such a great show. appeals to people who have loved ones in the military and those like me who dont. do you have anyone?
My husband is an officer in the Army Reserves. He is currantly mobilized (full time active duty) and stationed at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin. He is an Lt. Col. – the same rank that Joan was before her recent promotion. He is 2nd in command at the regional training center at Fort McCoy.
the name of the song and the artist that was singing at the cemetery after Jeremy’s funeral. It was a beautiful song. The whole show was very emotional.
It’s also on Lifetime and features surprises for military families with their service members coming home to surprise family members. It was great to see the surprises that were pulled off, especially for the kids.
I just watched Army Wives from last night. WOW. talk about an emotional show!! Bravo!! I love this show. I was screaming at the tv cause I wanted to know who it was when they started. i dont know who the singer was either.
I havent watched Coming home yet, not sure if I will. it looks very good though. another very emotional show.
versus sad. It makes you realize how hard it has to be on the military families when their family member is gone for months/a year or more at a time. I just watched three shows on Comcast’s On Demand. It shortened the show to 43 minutes and no ads.
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