Prison Wives - Season 1 (2010)

19-year-old Josh Bailey was convicted of first-degree murder. But it's a crime Josh says he didn't commit. Five years into his life sentence, he met Jane whom he married in 2007. Against all odds, they are hoping to become first-time parents.

Pam Booker is a trained social worker. She's also married to a man who is serving two life sentences without parole for first-degree murder. "Prison Wives" follows her story as she fights to get him out of prison, and prepares for a conjugal visit.

Georgia Benson's husband of five years, Don, is about to become a free man after serving an 18 year prison sentence. There's no doubt Georgia is excited to see Don, but with each passing day she gets more nervous about living together as husband and wife.

Tim McDonald married his wife, Deion, in a maximum security prison where she is currently serving life without the possibility of parole for felony murder. Tim is still completely devoted to his wife and two children even after six years.

Gail Sullivan is the wife of Joseph "Mad Dog" Sullivan, one of the FBI's most notorious criminals - a hitman for the Mafia. For 33 years, Gail and Joe are committed despite Joe's three life sentences in a maximum-security prison.

Grace Dark Horse is proud to be married to Dave, who is serving a life sentence for 1st degree murder.

Juli Cummings is a resident of Seattle, a glass artist, and a free spirit. She's also engaged to Richard Sipe, a man serving 71 years in an Oklahoma prison for manufacturing methamphetamine.

Debra does a lot of charity work, but her health is failing her. She needs a possible liver transplant so she can become well and see the release of her husband from prison in 6 years.

Tanya "TJ" Windham is the devoted wife of 16 years to John Windham, a 39 year old who has been incarcerated in the California State prison system since he was 19 years old. Tanya continues to prepare for her husband's homecoming despite legal setbacks.

Thirty-two year old Cheryl Engelke has been married to Randy for 10 years, but has only lived with him for two. Randy's crack addiction-and theft and forgery to support it--has led him in and out of Texas prisons five different times.