Netflix Officially Revives a Beloved 7-Season Military Series
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Netflix and Disney have officially forged a new content licensing agreement that will give the streaming giant access to a treasure trove of content from the Mouse House's vault of television shows. That means everything from Disney+ originals like Percy Jackson and the Olympians Seasons 1 and 2 to CBS hits like Tracker will be rolled out to Netflix subscribers in the coming days and over the next several months, but the move will also give a few beloved, if forgotten, series new life in front of a new audience. Among those is Army Wives, the military romantic drama that aired for seven seasons from 2007 to 2013 on Lifetime. It once had the largest premiere in the network's history, and soon, all episodes will be available to revisit for a base of over 325 million customers globally.
- Release Date
- 2007 - 2013-00-00
- Network
- Lifetime
- Directors
- Joanna Kerns, Lloyd Ahern II, Perry Lang, Allison Liddi-Brown, John T. Kretchmer, John Terlesky, Kevin Dowling, Rob Spera, Stephen Gyllenhaal, Patrick R. Norris, Anna Foerster, Jeff Melman, Michael Lange, Peter Werner, Tawnia McKiernan
- Writers
- Bruce Zimmerman, Karen Maser, Gil Grant, Jeff Melvoin, Barbara Hall, Amanda Lasher
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Ana Ortiz
Uncredited
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Brooke Shields
Kat Young
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Catherine Bell
Denise Sherwood
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Harry Hamlin
Claudia Joy Holden
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