Four women and one man share the common bond of loving someone in the U.S. Army.Four women and one man share the common bond of loving someone in the U.S. Army.Four women and one man share the common bond of loving someone in the U.S. Army.
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- 12 wins & 10 nominations
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- TriviaSterling K. Brown (Dr. Roland Burton) and Ryan Michelle Bathe (Charlie) are married in real life. They met as students at Stanford University. They married in 2007 and have two sons.
- GoofsThough Matthew Glave is credited as playing Lt. Colonel Evan Connors, many times in dialogue his last name is referred to as Connor.
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Roxy LeBlanc: I just want to know that you have faults, Trevor. You know, like normal people.
Trevor LeBlanc: [nods] Okay. Well, I jump to conclusions, I'm a terrible cook, I forget names, kinda clumsy, hence the knee, um... I can be impulsive and sometimes a little bit too sensitive.
[pause]
Trevor LeBlanc: Feel better?
Roxy LeBlanc: [chuckles] Yeah. Really, I do.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Séries express: Episode #2.17 (2008)
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I absolutely love this show. I'm the wife of a Guardsman but we live very close to Ft. Campbell, Kentucky and more than half of our church is stationed here. I realize that a lot of the comments here discuss technical issues like uniforms and those issues have already been addressed. If the actors went to jail for impersonating officers, we wouldn't have a great show! As far as story lines, exactly as said, it's a TV show first and foremost and it's supposed to be a little exaggerated. As for the show in general, I think it addresses the biggest issue of them all. It's fine and dandy for the country to "Support the troops" and what they do overseas. But no one ever takes into the consideration what the wives and families of these soldiers must sacrifice for the same cause. Year long or better deployments, in harm's way, forced into single parenthood, the worry of ever seeing the man you love alive again. As Claudia Joy Holden said in her speech at the July 4th picnic, "We serve too". And she's absolutely right. I can't tell you how heartbreaking it is to see women at my church week after week, holding their heads high, keeping it together for their children. And yes, they always manage to bring something for our socials! One woman picked up her child in the nursery shortly before her husband was due home from Iraq and said that her 1 year old was excited about seeing his father...for the first time. If that's not sacrifice, I don't know what is. Watch the show and enjoy it. Don't ruin it for yourself by dwelling on the petty things. Realize what you're watching is true life and should really be respected. God bless our troops!
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