Lifetime will honorably discharge Army Wives next month with a two-hour farewell retrospective featuring many of the show’s original castmembers, Kim Delaney included. READ MORE
Lifetime is deploying Army Wives to the TV graveyard.
The cabler has cancelled its longest-running series, which wrapped its seventh (and now-final) season in June. READ MORE
Brooke Shields has joined Army Wives‘ ever-evolving seventh season.
The actress will recur on the Lifetime drama as Katherine “Kat” Young, a brainy, brash Air Force Colonel …READ MORE
Arrow has given Alex Kingston one mother of a role.
The ER alumna has booked a recurring guest-star role on The CW’s freshman hit …READ MORE
If creepy, three-eyed ravens tickle your fancy, the new Game of Thrones teaser is sure to be a hit.
The cryptic spot takes place outside of the fantastical world of Westeros and touts one major tease about the HBO drama’s third season (premiering March 31) …READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
There’ll be a few new recruits on the base when Army Wives starts Season 7.
The Lifetime drama is adding The Vampire Diaries’ Torrey DeVitto, pop singer Ashanti and …READ MORE
Army Wives‘ classified Season 7 battle plan has leaked, and if you’re a fan of the show, believe me when I tell you it will have you standing at attention.
Not only does it include (at least!) one major casualty, it also includes a handful of new recruits and contains a dozen other bits of top-secret intel. So proceed with caution… READ MORE
Army Wives actress Brigid Brannagh has joined the cast of NBC’s medical drama pilot After Hours, TVLine has learned.
The project — which also stars Six Feet Under‘s Freddy Rodriguez, Roswell‘s Brendan Fehr, Lost‘s Ken Leung and Alcatraz‘s Jeananne Goossen — follows a team of doctors and nurses working the graveyard shift in the ER at San Antonio Medical Center. READ MORE
Lifetime has renewed Army Wives for Season 7, the network announced on Friday — not two weeks after the drama’s sixth season came to a close. Which Wives will return, though, is at this moment up in the air. READ MORE
NBC’s (admittedly critiqued) coverage of the Olympics in London — which to date has been regularly trumping the Beijing 2008 numbers and hitting highs for a non-U.S. summer games — delivered an inevitable low on Monday night.
Drawing 26 million total viewers and an 8.1 demo rating, NBC’s coverage was down …READ MORE
