Army Wives: A Final Salute Page #2

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into a television show,

- it was pretty amazing.

- [ Laughs ]

Did you see this?

It's an invitation

to an afternoon tea.

I don't wear white gloves,

and I don't take tea.

I'm never gonna fit in here,

Trevor.

Melvoin:

When I saw the pilot,

I was immediately struck

by how fresh it was.

I had never seen characters

like this before.

Here was a show

that was illuminating

not just the soldiers' lives

but their families' life,

particularly

their families' lives.

And that was striking to me.

Excuse me.

I never liked her.

She always acts like she's

better than the rest of us.

Did you know that gossip,

because it enhances our

understanding of human nature,

was once considered a virtue?

Enhances our understanding?

[ Scoffs ]

What are you, a shrink?

Claudia Joy:
Pamela.

Here's a gal

I think you should meet.

This is Roxy Leblanc.

She and her husband have children

about the same age as yours.

So, talk it out.

Thank you.

Katherine Fugate was the one

who kind of labeled us

- the tribe.

- The tribe.

This core group that was so,

I thought, brilliantly

established on the pilot...

how all of these people

from different walks of life.

Delaney:
'Cause we all didn't

know each other in the beginning.

It's kind of like a village.

We came together like a village,

helping each other.

Yeah, yeah. But the pilot was

called "A tribe is born".

Whew.

What is it?

I think it's the scones.

- [ Groans ]

- Okay. Your water broke, baby.

Yeah, do you think?

Brown:
The privates' wives

and generals' wives

or colonels' wives at the time

wouldn't just come together.

But it was

a really cool premises,

- like, forced these people...

- Under the circumstances.

- ...to communicate and

to work together. - Yeah.

Roland!

Roxy:
We need a ride.

Brown:

I had a nice SUV.

I was able to accommodate

everybody. No, I'm just saying.

Did you keep that SUV?

I don't remember it in later episodes.

Oh, the Burton mobile is there

through the end.

- Yeah.

- Through the end. Don't forget.

I remember I screamed and got to

say almost a full swear word.

Oh, mother...

[ Horn blares ]

- That was crazy.

- Screaming in pain.

She's about to crown.

We are not gonna make it

to St. Luke's.

- The tribe was born in that car.

- Yes.

I can't have these babies

in the back seat of a car.

I am not 15

and working at a dairy queen.

Roxy:
- Everybody out.

Claudia Joy:
- Let's get her out. Come on.

Brown:

That pilot was pretty smooth,

I mean, given the fact

that we have people

delivering babies on pool tables

and everything else.

[ Baby cries ]

- Do you guys remember that pool table?

- I do. - Oh, yeah.

Do you remember those rubber

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