William Pressman, as Executive Vice President of Hasbro Toys, is credited for creating the G. As a child, she attended Spence School for girls in New York.She was classically trained in ballet and was a member of the Manhattan Ballet Company. After being dishonorably discharged from CSI: Miami in '02 - a year after her own show, Philly, was canceled - Roxborough's Delaney is back on active duty with a hot new show.Costars include sultry JAG alum Catherine Bell, Brigid Brannagh (CSI), and newcomer Sally Pressman, formerly a professional ballerina.“But we [have to] continue to move forward and keep the show fresh and unpredictable.” Below, Melvoin explains how he and his fellow generals will be doing exactly that: WHAT ABOUT ROXY?Melvoin confirms that Catherine Bell (Denise), Wendy Davis (Joan), Alyssa Diaz (Gloria), Kelli Williams (Jackie), J. Soria (Hector) and Terry Serpico (Frank) are all back as series regulars.Mark Gordon (Grey's Anatomy) is executive producer. Sundays) averages 3.6 million total viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research.That's an increase of 173 percent over the time slot's previous occupant, Blood Ties.

She was the first character viewers met when the show debuted this summer.Delaney, 47, plays matriarch Claudia Joy Holden, no-nonsense wife of Col. Widely respected on the base, she is the show's moral center."There's a fine line between her morals and the Army's," Delaney says. I think I need my own Claudia Joy Holden." No joke. Three years later, she lost custody of her only child, Jack, now 17, after he testified in a Santa Monica, Calif., court that her drinking endangered his life. It seems that the actress' luck is finally turning.Additionally, Claudia Joy’s widower — Michael, played by Brian Mc Namara — will also remain a full-timer.Beyond that, Melvoin is staying mum, in part to maintain some suspense, considering Season 6 ended with a plane carrying practically half the cast possibly crashing.