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Army Wives is a show on Lifetime about Army wives.(And [[The One Guy|one Army husband.]]) It stars Drew Fuller, Catherine Bell, Kim Delaney, Sally Pressman, Brigid Brannagh, Sterling K. Brown, Brian McNamara, Wendy Davis, Katelyn Pippy, and Terry Serpico. The show started in 2007 and is still ongoing. |
''[[Army Wives]]'' is a show on Lifetime about Army wives.(And [[The One Guy|one Army husband.]]) It stars Drew Fuller, Catherine Bell, Kim Delaney, Sally Pressman, Brigid Brannagh, Sterling K. Brown, Brian McNamara, Wendy Davis, Katelyn Pippy, and Terry Serpico. The show started in 2007 and is still ongoing. |
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* [[Attempted Rape]]: While alone with a male friend of her husband's, Claudia Joy is nearly raped by him. She escapes by beating him up, however. |
* [[Attempted Rape]]: While alone with a male friend of her husband's, Claudia Joy is nearly raped by him. She escapes by beating him up, however. |
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* [[Bolivian Army Cliffhanger]]: The season one finale: {{spoiler|A man walked into The Hump Bar and set off a bomb he had strapped to his chest.}} |
* [[Bolivian Army Cliffhanger]]: The season one finale: {{spoiler|A man walked into The Hump Bar and set off a bomb he had strapped to his chest.}} |
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Revision as of 03:51, 20 November 2014
Army Wives is a show on Lifetime about Army wives.(And one Army husband.) It stars Drew Fuller, Catherine Bell, Kim Delaney, Sally Pressman, Brigid Brannagh, Sterling K. Brown, Brian McNamara, Wendy Davis, Katelyn Pippy, and Terry Serpico. The show started in 2007 and is still ongoing.
Tropes used in Army Wives include:
- Attempted Rape: While alone with a male friend of her husband's, Claudia Joy is nearly raped by him. She escapes by beating him up, however.
- Bolivian Army Cliffhanger: The season one finale: A man walked into The Hump Bar and set off a bomb he had strapped to his chest.
- But I Can't Be Pregnant: Ties in with...
- Law of Inverse Fertility for Denise.
- California Doubling: Averted. The show takes place in South Carolina, and is filmed there.
- Convenient Miscarriage: Not so for Roxy and Trevor, who were looking forward to their third child.
- Domestic Abuse: In the first season, Jeremy is abusing his mother, Denise. In season four, Denise helps a new friend get away from her abusive husband.
- Fatal Family Photo: Jeremy's friend, Mark in season 3.
- Fourth Date Marriage: Jeremy proposes to his girlfriend only weeks after meeting her. Roxy and Trevor married after only knowing each other for four days.
- Good People Have Good Sex: Trevor and Roxy. Shown or implied at least Once an Episode.
- Happily Married: Roxy and Trevor, Michael and Claudia Joy. Not so much for Denise and Frank and Pamela and Chase, although Denise and Frank have made up. Roland and Joan have also had problems, but they also made up.
- Insatiable Newlyweds: Trevor and Roxy.
- Ironic Echo: used in seasons three's episode, M.I.A.
- Ivy League for Everyone: Claudia Joy and Michael met at Harvard.
- Keep the Home Fires Burning: The entire concept of the show.
- Law of Inverse Fertility : Denise was told she couldn't have kids after son Jeremy's birth. Twenty years later, she learns she's pregnant.
- Lipstick Lesbian: Charlie in season six.
- Military Brat: Jeremy Sherwood (in the Army himself), TJ and Finn LeBlanc, Katie and Lucas Moran, and Sara Elizabeth Burton.
- Platonic Life Partners: Denise and Roland
- Put on a Bus: Pamela in season six.
- Real Life Writes the Plot: Catherine Bell's pregnancy was written in during season four.
- Screaming Birth: Denise in the fourth season finale.
- Series Continuity Error: In a season two episode, Denise mentions brothers. In a season four episodes, two sisters show up. They're her only siblings.
- The Smurfette Principle: Inverted. Roland is the "Army Husband" among Claudia Joy, Denise, Pam, and Roxy.
- Time Skip: The tenth episode of season four skipped ahead six months.
- Whole-Episode Flashback: A season three episode flashes back to the main characters playing Army Wives in the '40s as the current versions of the past Army Wives are telling the story to the current ones.
- Your Cheating Heart: Denise cheats on Frank. She gets fired from her job at the hospital and Frank files for divorce. They get back together, though. Roland also cheated on wife Joan.