ARMY WIVES: A REVEALING NEW DOCUMENTARY SERIES FOR Living Tv Thurs 8pm

Have you started watching the new series of Army Wives? Its based on the books, The Unwritten Code of Army Wives by Tanya Biank. I suppose it's a bit like all the other American drama series - although Army Wives was the most-watched series episode in the network’s 23-year history, averaging 3.5million viewers during its run, with a season high of 4.1million for the finale. I have to say i rather enjoyed watching it last week, so this week i made sure to make a date with my TV and sat down with a bottle of wine ready to watch the second episode, hoping that i wouldn't be disappointed. well i can honestly say that I LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!!.

Ill give you a little insight to the characters:

Roxy LeBlanc - Her life at the bar is suddenly changes when Army enlisted man Trevor LeBlanc walks into the bar and proposes marriage after only four days ago. Suddenly, her life at the bar is over and she is now an Army wife at Fort Marshall, a world away from her past.
Claudia Joy Holden’s - Married for 17 years to Colonel Michael Holden, life has been nothing but the Army for as long as she can remember, Married for 17 years to Colonel Michael Holden.
Lieutenant Colonel Joan Burton is a career soldier - just back from a two-year tour in Iraq.

On a post filled with supportive wives, Roland Burton, is an unusual sight – a supportive, civilian husband with his own career as a psychiatrist. His wife, Lieutenant Colonel Joan Burton is a career soldier, just back from a two-year tour in Iraq
Denise Sherwood - a traditional stay-at-home wife to the domineering Major Frank Sherwood and mother to their troubled teenage son Jeremy



Pamela Moran - a former cop, now full-time mother to two children, agrees to become a paid surrogate for a couple unable to conceive.




So as you can imagine with these Five women - oops and man! - the drama is going to be pretty out of control! I mean it already is and I've only seen the first two episodes!!

Role on next Thursday night!