Spoilers saison 2

CORP. RILEY MCCADDEN
(mid-late 20s). Must be a single or double amputee. McCadden is just back from Iraq after stepping on a grenade after a routine foot patrol. He is a former amateur motorcycle driver, who's love for life permeates despite his injury. He is funny, sexy, energetic and surprisingly intuitive as he interacts with nurse Denise Sherwood, played by Catherine Bell. His directness forces her to look at herself, bringing her character forward.

Corp. Riley Mccadden (seconde moitié de la vingtaine). Doit être un amputé célibataire. Mccadden est de retour d'Irak après avoir marcher sur une grenade lors d'une patrouille. C'est un ancien conducteur de moto amateur, qui aime la vie en dépit de sa blessure. Il est marrant, sexy, énergique et étrangement intuitif alors qu'il dialogue avec l'infirmière Denise Sherwood, joué par Catherine Bell. Son franc parler la force à se regarder, amenant son personnage à avancer.



De ce que je lis sur certaine forum, Denise pourrait avoir une liaison avec ce mec, mais en lisant ça, j'ai plutôt l'impression qu'il va l'aider à encore avancer dans sa vie. En tout cas, j'espère que ce sera ça plutôt que la liaison. Parce que je veux pas qu'ils se séparent avec Frank. Surtout après tous les efforts qu'elle a fait pour le reconquérir et mettre du piment dans leur couple.

Mais comme on dit: Wait and See

about all the guys that were deployed in the finale? Are we ever going to see them again?
Absolutely. According to co-EP Marshall Persinger, "We have too many great actors to not use them—they're all so cute. These soldiers are going to come in and out, because that's the way it is. One of our characters, Chase (Jeremy Davidson), who is married to Pamela, is Delta Force, and those guys are in and out. Typically, in the army, you can be deployed for up to 15 months, but Denise's husband, Frank Sherwood (Terry Serpico), he's a major, and he's more available to go in and out. And Roxy's Trevor (Drew Fuller), whom everyone adores—we can't not see Trevor! So yes, we're also gonna see these guys in Iraq. They'll be on the phone, they'll be on iChat, and sometimes we'll actually see them there—we've got a way we can shoot some stuff here [in Charleston, South Carolina] for Iraq."


Et au sujet des hommes qui ont été déployés à l'épisode final? Allons-nous les revoir?
Absolument, En accord avec le co-EP Marshall Persinger, "Nous avons de trop de supers acteurs pour ne pas les utiliser - ils sont tous si mignons. Ces soldats vont rentrer et partir. Typiquement, dans l'armée, vous pouvez être déployé jusqu'à 15 mois, mais le mari de Denise (Terry Serpico), il est Major, et il est plus disponible à rentrer et partir. At le mari de Roxy, Trevor (Drew Fuller), que tout le monde adore - nous ne pouvons pas ne pas le voir! Alors oui, nous allons aussi voir ces hommes en Irak. Ils seront au téléphone, ils tchateront, et parfois nous les verrons vraiment là-bas - nous avons un moyen dont nous pouvons filmer les affaires ici [ à Charleston; Caroline du Sud] pour l'Irak."

This past year I’ve done quite a bit of traveling talking to "Army Wives" fans about the show and my book, which the series is based on. The one question I’m asked over and over: “How could Roland do that to Joan?”

“That,” of course, refers to Roland’s Season 1 hot-n-heavy bed romp with the hottie magazine writer. But we weren’t the only ones shocked by his conduct—so was Wendy Davis, the actress who plays his wife, Joan. “When I learned about that scene,” she told me, “I looked at Sterling with disgust and said, ‘How could you cheat on Joan?’”

Poor Sterling K. Brown. Not only is he a fabulous actor and a newlywed to boot, but he’s a man of faith and integrity, who has been known to lead his fellow cast members in prayer. When I saw him at an Army event in Washington, DC last fall, the poor guy might as well have had a big fat scarlet “A” on his chest. I stood next to him at the microphone as he eloquently thanked military families for their service and sacrifice. A friend later told me that as he spoke, an Army colonel called his wife on his cell phone and said, “Hey, the guy who cheated on Joan is here...”

I don’t know what’s more hilarious, the colonel’s remarks, or the fact that the ol’ guy watches the show. The truth is many military members from generals to privates watch "Army Wives" with their wives. How do I know? Their wives tell me. One Army wife told me she mails copies of the show to her husband in Iraq with the instructions: “Watch this!” And we all know by now presidential candidate and war hero John McCain watches because Cindy makes him.

But back to Roland...like he did in the Season 2 premiere, Roland will continue to exonerate himself, not just within his marriage but in other ways on post where his actions will come down to principle.

How the heck do I know? I’m no psychic. I get my poop as a military consultant for "Army Wives", which means I answer the writers’ and producers’ questions and help with ideas, outlines and scripts. The beauty of Season 2 is that while we were introduced to the gang last season we’ll now get to see more layers and texture to their personalities and relationships. Real life can get messy and our little band of Army spouses at Fort Marshall will deal with their share of drama in Season 2.

Take goody-two shoes Denise Sherwood, played by the lovely Catherine Bell, for instance. At the end of Season 1, when Denise goes back to work as a nurse, we get an inkling she’s coming into her own. All I can say is “You ain’t seen nothin’ yet folks.” My jaw literally dropped with the last script I read on Denise. Ooooh mama! Wish I could dish more on that, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.

Roxy, too, will grow as a person. She and hubby Trevor will be tested in ways that could impact their marriage. Incidentally, Sally Pressman, who plays Roxy, told me there is nothing going on between her and Drew Fuller off the set. Sally has a serious boyfriend whom she recently bought a house with in L.A. “We literally live under the Hollywood sign,” she told me. She says she and Drew are more like siblings—squabbling siblings, that is. But so far this season both have been on model behavior, Sally reports. And wasn’t that video clip message Trevor taped for Roxy in the premiere incredible??! Yowsza.

Before I go, I’ve got to spill the beans on Brian McNamara, who plays serious and steadfast Brig. Gen. Michael Holden. The first time I met Brian on set I complimented him on his spot-on portrayal of a senior Army officer. Brian responded with: “Really? I’m such a goofball!”

Indeed, he is. By the end of Season 1 the show had enough gag reel of Brian alone. Oh and give that man a tissue and he’ll soak it up with tears. Remember the Fourth of July episode last season where Claudia Joy gave that amazing tribute to military families in her backyard? The scene was shot over Brian’s shoulder. Had we actually seen his face, we’d have seen his shirt soaked with tears. At the start of Season 2, someone placed a sign on his trailer that read: “The General.”

It was quickly replaced with a new one. “Cryin’ Brian.” It’s all in good fun. Behind-the-scenes camaraderie is the chemistry that makes the show work.

By Tanya Biank

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If you haven't watched last night's season premiere of Army Wives yet, stop, bookmark this page and run to your DVR. But if you have, read on!

We finally got to see the fallout of the bombing at Hump Bar, and it wasn't pretty. The show had warned us that people would die. But our jaws are still dangling over the fact that Claudia Joy's college-bound daughter, Amanda, was one of the fatalities. And that includes series star Catherine Bell.


"It was pretty shocking to all of us when we got the script" reveals Catherine, who plays Nurse Denise Sherwood. "Amanda is like Denise's daughter, so it's huge how she deals with it."


And dealing with it is gonna be a big challenge for Denise. "My character doesn't know what to do with Claudia Joy," Catherine says. "She doesn't know how to comfort her. Sometimes you just don't know what to say to a friend who's had that kind of lost. It's pretty intense."


Denise's life is about to get even more intense as temptation makes its way into her life, in the form of a handsome new doctor on the post. "He also rides [motorcycles] and they become good friends." Really. Just how good?


"I don't know where that's going yet," Catherine admits, adding that she hopes Denise doesn't take the bait. "She's the one last season who gave Roland a hard time for having an affair. She couldn't believe that he did that. But Denise and her husband are having serious problems, and he's away again this season."


Sounds like that cute new doc might just start making a few house calls.


Catch Army Wives on Sundays at 10 p.m. on Lifetime

Bon d'après Catherine Bell, Denise et le médecin seraient bons amis. Mais bon, elle ne sait pas où ça va aller après. J'espère que ça restera comme ça, même si elle et Frank ont des problèmes. Elle peut s'épancher tant qu'elle veut sur son épaule à propos de la mort d'Amanda, de sa difficulté à aider Claudia Joy et sur ses problèmes avec Frank, mais elle est pas obligée d'aller plus loin. Surtout qu'on m'a rappeler d'une discussion qu'elle, Roxy et Pam ont eue à propos du père de TJ (merci le forum ATC). Pamela disait à Roxy qu'elle devait parler du mec à Trevor et Denise a rajouté que les mensonges tuent le mariage. Donc dans le zod 5, Frank est inquiet, mais Denise le rassure peut-être. Parce que j'espère vraiment que son changement (il faut bien sûr qu'elle continue ça, elle ne peut pas revenir en arrière maintenant qu'elle a commencé) ne va aller jusqu'à tromper Frank. Pour se sentir vivante, il y a d'autres moyens aussi que d'aller voir ailleurs, même si c'est tentant et surtout qu'elle n'a connu que son mari. Donc wait & see

Bon d'après Catherine Bell, Denise et le médecin seraient bons amis. Mais bon, elle ne sait pas où ça va aller après. J'espère que ça restera comme ça, même si elle et Frank ont des problèmes. Elle peut s'épancher tant qu'elle veut sur son épaule à propos de la mort d'Amanda, de sa difficulté à aider Claudia Joy et sur ses problèmes avec Frank, mais elle est pas obligée d'aller plus loin. Surtout qu'on m'a rappeler d'une discussion qu'elle, Roxy et Pam ont eue à propos du père de TJ (merci le forum ATC). Pamela disait à Roxy qu'elle devait parler du mec à Trevor et Denise a rajouté que les mensonges tuent le mariage. Donc dans le zod 5, Frank est inquiet, mais Denise le rassure peut-être. Parce que j'espère vraiment que son changement (il faut bien sûr qu'elle continue ça, elle ne peut pas revenir en arrière maintenant qu'elle a commencé) ne va aller jusqu'à tromper Frank. Pour se sentir vivante, il y a d'autres moyens aussi que d'aller voir ailleurs, même si c'est tentant et surtout qu'elle n'a connu que son mari. Donc wait & see

Je suis plutôt,d'accord avec toi Corinne! Moi je pense que tout va bien se passer, c'est normal qui a des doutes mais je sais que Denise ne trompera pas Frank.
J'en mettrai ma main au feu, et chiche s'ils nous font ça je mange un balai!!!!