I've got this one on my DVR, and although it's not exactly great TV, it's not bad. What else am I going to watch with The L Word and America's Next Top Model on hiatus?

As you pointed out...most of the camera time is devoted to the female leads, which was part of the appeal of Sex and the City for me. Sure, they talk about their men, but at least the camera doesn't linger on the husbands and the focus is on the friendships.

I will admit that almost every scene with Pamela (former cop turned total doormat) makes me cringe, but the last episode gave me a little hope. I really wish that she'd just leave her husband for a nice lady MP! If only Sarah W were writing for the show *sigh*

This is so nit picky but anyway, here I go, neither Tasha or Joan are lieutenants. The are both of a higher rank. Please give them their ficitional due.

... to be sincerely realistic with respect to the other side of the military life. I've been both the one in the military and the military girlfriend, and while I wasn't in the Army specifically, I've seen many spouses and lovers go through what these women are dealing with.  And on the L Word note, despite the upper levels continually re-enforcing DADT or making homophobic statements, the lower levels such as units and even commands have evolved and are open-minded about it.  And if anyone isn't, they usually don't run to their superiors (*cough* L Word writers) but instead just turn the other way and ignore it.

i am totally into army wives.  of course in my world kim delaney and catherine bell have a little something going on the side.  catherine comes to kim all distressed because her son is beating her.  it starts with a hug and "it will be ok."  then they look into each others eyes and start to lean in....but i digress.  ;)

 on an unrelated note, i'm totally into sarah too.  i like that you're doing the blog more.  keep it up!

I havn't watched the show "Army Wives" because what I saw on the pr-views/comercials for it didn't realy catch my attention. This could probably be because I grew up in a Military family (My father graduated from West Point..coming out to him was fun) and I gre wup in the situations that are being dramatized. What little I saw from the pre-views led me to think that the show is more about creating drama where enough already exists and sensationalizing it. but then...most tlevision is about that now-a-days. If anyone thinks I'm wrong please tell me and I'll try tuning in, but untill I see something that makes the show seem worth a look I'll pass.

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I love the Tasha and Joan storyline! Do I smell a crossover?!?

I loove Army Wives!!! 

Between Army Wives, The Closer and the WNBA  games  that's about all I'm watching.

I like this show, great characters, good chemistry and last nights episode had some fun flirting between  Sally Pressman's character Roxy, and the gal who quit her police job, wish i could remember the characters name.

I like that the show mainly concentrates on the womens characters, though I have to admit Roxy's new husband is adorable and almost too good to be true. wanting to give her a new life and adopt her boys and all.

Glad to see it's doing so good in the tv ratings dept.  Wonder how many episodes the show is slated for?

I like this show so far, buut if it doesn't progress more im afraid i loose interest very soon. Even tho there are some hot annoying straight ladies in it.

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