Ok Army Wives fans, finally the news you have been waiting for!
You have been contacting us in your droves, looking for information on when season two of the show will be airing here in the UK.
We have no specific dates as yet but a representative from Living has assured us that the program will return this July, when the second series will air in full.
Rumer Willis, daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore has been cast in hit US TV show, Army Wives.
Willis who will soon appear in ‘The House Bunny’, a comedy set in Hugh Hefner’s Los Angeles’ Playboy mansion will play the wife of a young soldier injured in Iraq in one episode.
Her guest appearance on the show will be aired in the US on TV network Lifetime on October 12.
UPDATE: WE NOW HAVE A DATE FOR SEASON TWO OF THE SHOW. CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS AND SOME SPOILERS!
Starting in February 2008 on LIVING, Army Wives is a brand new US ensemble drama series about the struggles, dreams and friendships of a very diverse group of women – and one man – living with their spouses and families on an active army post. From surrogacy and post-traumatic stress to alcoholism and marital problems life is never dull for the other halves of their serving spouses. Aired in the US this summer on the Lifetime network, 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. The first series, from Grey’s Anatomy executive producer Mark Gordon, will launch on LIVING in February 2008, and is based on the books Under The Sabers:The Unwritten Code of Army Wives by Tanya Biank. Read more & comment »
UPDATE: WE NOW HAVE A DATE FOR SEASON TWO OF THE SHOW. CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS AND SOME SPOILERS!
Starting in January 2008 on LIVING, Army Wives is a brand new US ensemble drama series about the struggles, dreams and friendships of a very diverse group of women – and one man – living with their spouses and families on an active army post. From surrogacy and post-traumatic stress to alcoholism and marital problems life is never dull for the other halves of their serving spouses. Aired in the US this summer on the Lifetime network, 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. The first series, from Grey’s Anatomy executive producer Mark Gordon, will launch on LIVING in January 2008, and is based on the books Under The Sabers:The Unwritten Code of Army Wives by Tanya Biank. Read more & comment »
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