Army Wives: The Complete First Season

Army Wives was definitely a lot better and entertaining that I initially thought it would be. I enjoy the show, the dynamics surrounding each couples situations and how the navigate through it all with looming deployments always hanging over the horizon. Keep it coming

This series was all it was promoted to be, which in and of itself is unusual. They have it all, interesting characters, good plot lines, the family-like bond of those who live on base, etc. They even have the characters you love to hate. Kim Delaney and Catherine Bell give superb performances. If you saw any of the episodes and enjoyed them, you will want to own the DVD.

I loved the 1st season! It kept me watching more. I would watch it over again.

I am very please with this purchase. It was new in the original wrapper and I love the series.

As a military spouse living on a military base, I admit I was skeptical when I first heard Lifetime was producing an entire series about Army wives. I was afraid it would depict us as women without depth, and I also worried that it would be over the top with its characterizations. I am happy to report that I love Army Wives.

I see myself in all the characters and I see my friends too. I like sassy Roxy, the newest member to Army life. She is irreverent, charming and not afraid to buck the system. She dresses in a way most Army wives never would to official functions and that just makes her more endearing.

Kind hearted Denise is the epitome of everywoman. She is kind, classy and considerate. She is the best friend we all want to be and have.

Claudia Joy is what every commander's wife should be. She knows how to support her husband's command and reach out to new wives and keep the home fires burning. She also is typical of many Army wives. Ladies who are college educated, smart and realize sometimes their careers go on hold due to frequent moves. The Army Wife motto should be: have resume will travel.

There is Pam, the talkative, strong wife of the Special Ops soldier. She has to be strong because her husband is gone so much and she has so little info on where he is and when he will return. She is spunky and willing to show the ropes to the very new Roxy. She is sincere and knows her mind.

Joan is the tough as nails Lt. Colonel. She has done a tour of Afghanistan and now has ghosts that haunt her. She is ambitious in a man's world. Like many Army personnel, she is at odds with the demands of her career and her marriage

This series will touch people regardless if they are connected to military life or not. There's plenty of drama and so many heart wrenching moments.