This week on Lifetime's Army Wives (Sunday, 10 pm/ET), Pamela makes her debut as the leader of the new Army Family Team Building support group, a lark by which she'll get some insight into guy pal Roland's increasingly troubled psyche. But what else might the tomboy wife tackle in the weeks to come? Brigid Brannagh gave us a sneak peek.
TVGuide.com: What is Pamela up to this season, besides heading up the AFTB?
Brigid Brannagh: Well, there's that, and there actually are a few professions for Pam this year, as she searches for herself. She's all over the place, which I think is kind of funny. I mean, she's going to ...
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Pamela Moran may have been a bit rough-around-the edges to start last season on Army Wives Sundays at 10 pmET Lifetime but now that shes got a radio show and a solid group of gal pals shes all about speaking her piece We caught up with Brigid Brannagh the actress behind Pamela to see what she had to say about her outspoken character Gina DiNunnoTVGuide Pamelas character seems to have lightened up a bit more this season Why do you think that happened Brannagh I think Pamela started out a little more cranky and dry but has softened as a byproduct of her friendship with the other women Her radio show has given her a voice as well She went from being a very independent person to devoting herself to this life on the base and I think she was just surviving it before Now with her radio show she has an identity again outside of the army as a social commentator Its her outlet to express her opinions and it gives her a true sense that shes helping
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She won rave reviews for her feisty portrayal of a cop turned surrogate mom on Army Wives. But Brigid Brannagh isn’t content to take a hard-earned break while her critically acclaimed Lifetime show is on hiatus. “I just got back from New Orleans doing K-Ville,” Brannagh told TV Guide at the Los Angeles premiere of the Lifetime Original Movie Matters of Life & Dating. The actress plays “a gal in a robbery gang” in an upcoming episode, scheduled to air Nov. 12. Cole Hauser, who plays Anthony Anderson’s partner Trevor, revisits his less-than-perfect past. “Cole Hauser had a previous identity,” reveals Brannagh. “Basically, myself and the other members of our gang are part of that identity. It’s kind of a glimpse at his former life.”So how exactly does being a hardened criminal compare to life on an army base? “She’s in fabulous outfits,” gushes Brannagh of her K-Ville cameo. “Army Wives doesn’t have qu...
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