7.7
1,654 votes
CMT 2012
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Deacon gets a chance to fulfill a lifelong dream. Juliette makes a crucial decision. Daphne preps for the final round. Alannah confronts Brad. Avery, Gunnar, and Will discuss their future.
The episode was rated #1 Best episode of Nashville from 272 votes.
A legal dispute threatens to break apart the family. Juliette demands to perform at the CMT Music Awards. Will and Zach are drawn closer together.
The episode was rated #2 Best episode of Nashville from 1196 votes.
Juliette helps Maddie navigate the wave of attention she receives after her performance at the CMT Music Awards. Zach demands the masters from Rayna and Deacon's unfinished album.
The episode was rated #3 Best episode of Nashville from 1131 votes.
A shadow has been cast over country musicâs biggest night: Juliette discovers a letter from Jolene revealing her motherâs true feelings; Rayna and Deaconâs fairytale evening at the CMA Awards, even performing with Brad Paisley â who guest stars as himself â may not end in a happily-ever-after; and Gunnar will do whatever it takes to win Scarlettâs heart back â but is it too late? Meanwhile the U.S. Attorneyâs office is closing in on Teddy, and Peggy returns with a secret of her own.
The episode was rated #4 Best episode of Nashville from 319 votes.
Rayna finds an unlikely ally in Lamar when he sides with her against Teddy about the girls. Jolene sees Juliette struggling and tries to find a way to help. Avery and Will, separately, both get a chance to shine with bigger stars -- but will it translate to career gold? And Tandy takes her own agenda to the board of Wyatt Industries.
The episode was rated #5 Best episode of Nashville from 289 votes.
As Will Lexingtonâs album climbs the chart with the help of Jeff Fordhamâs deep pockets, Rayna enlists Teddyâs help to plan a huge, free concert at LP Field to draw attention to her Highway 65 debut. She will perform with Luke Wheeler and duet with Juliette before thousands of fans. Zoey, Avery and Gunnar rock out at a benefit for Deaconâs favorite charity, Sober House, and Avery plans to serenade Juliette with a song he wrote for her. But when he attempts to sing it, he doesnât understand why she is not present, and Scarlett makes a decision about her future in Nashville.
The episode was rated #6 Best episode of Nashville from 330 votes.
Juliette needs to decide how she's going to publicly address what really happened regarding Jeff's death. Will becomes a leader in a sense. Rayna takes dire action when she finds out who Maddie has encountered, and one music duo may go their separate ways.
The episode was rated #7 Best episode of Nashville from 786 votes.
After her life-changing experience, Rayna scrambles to write one more song for the concept album with Deacon; Juliette's leg starts to hurt inexplicably; Gunnar fights for Scarlett.
The episode was rated #8 Best episode of Nashville from 1235 votes.
Juliette is the main act at Teddyâs first annual Music City Festival, but the blowback by the fans and press over the Wentworths throws her for a loop and drags down the event. She demands that Glenn find out who leaked career-killing gossip to the tabloids so she can get ahead of the bad press by calling them out. Rayna is determined to buy herself out of her Edgehill contract once and for all, even though Tandy and Luke counsel otherwise. Should she risk all her assets on Highway 65? Deacon and Gunnar find themselves marginalized at the Festival and team up to to put on an unauthorized show, and Scarlett is freezing out Zoey and Gunnar but drawing closer to Avery.
The episode was rated #9 Best episode of Nashville from 322 votes.
Maddieâs news goes viral and stirs a media frenzy including being a "Hot Topic" on "The View." Rayna tries to manage the fallout by going on âGood Morning Americaâ and real-life anchor Robin Roberts guest stars as herself. When Juliette faces more empty seats on her tour, she reaches out to Charlie Wentworth for a favor, and Scarlettâs mother, Beverly surprises her daughter in San Francisco.
The episode was rated #10 Best episode of Nashville from 321 votes.
Rayna welcomes an exonerated Lamar home from prison but Tandy is suspiciously aloof. When Rayna confronts her, Tandy unloads her suspicions about their father. Juliette hides out at Averyâs house, avoiding the fan backlash and enjoying their new relationship. But when Deacon hires Avery to be his engineer for his upcoming recording of a live concert at the Bluebird, Juliette is home alone and not loving it. Meanwhile, Scarlett is fired up with creativity and pills.
The episode was rated #1 Best episode of Nashville from 317 votes.
Maddie shoots a mascara commercial but takes issue with the direction. Deacon gets invited to play the Opry, but hesitates. Avery and Gunnar embrace life on the road.
The episode was rated #2 Best episode of Nashville from 689 votes.
Rayna begins to settle into the tour when she discovers that Deacon has joined Juliette's band on the road, and she can't help but think that maybe the time has come to make some hard decisions. But will a heart to heart with Deacon help ease the sting of the revelation? Meanwhile Juliette is tired of her bubble gum pop success and is interested in exposing who she really is, though her team is convinced that will damage her commercial success. And Scarlett is counting pennies to keep her head above water -- until Gunnar makes her an offer she can't refuse.
The episode was rated #3 Best episode of Nashville from 282 votes.
Jeff is expecting Juliette to formally apologize for her behavior during her Grand Ole Opry ceremony, but at the last minute she has a change of heart and decides to standby the choices she's made. Luke introduces Rayna to a power player that could help her get her distribution deal off the ground, and then surprises her with a NASCAR that is wrapped in Rayna Jayme's graphics. Deacon is discovering his record deal might not be what he expected and Scarlett's collaboration with Liam gets off to a rocky start. Will and Layla discover they aren't all that different and find comfort in one another's company and Teddy will stop at nothing to reveal Lamar's connection to Peggy's death.
The episode was rated #4 Best episode of Nashville from 319 votes.
Rayna and Deacon face a new normal. The shocking news about Juliette creates a wave of emotions throughout Nashville. Rayna sets off on a journey of discovery.
The episode was rated #5 Best episode of Nashville from 1314 votes.
After performing her manifesto song at her Opry induction, major pop labels are vying to sign Juliette, overwhelming Avery, who can barely afford to take her to dinner. Rayna has major money troubles of her own, since Tandyâs been bouncing checks around town for Highway 65, affecting Raynaâs ability to sign new artists. Deacon finds that life on the road is filled with temptation when he runs into an old friend, Ruth Bennett at an AA meeting, and Scarlett becomes more enmeshed with Liam.
The episode was rated #6 Best episode of Nashville from 320 votes.
In The Aftermath of the death of someone in their circle, lives are changed forever in the world of "Nashville," and a new mystery arises. Kelly Clarkson guest stars as herself and makes Gunnar and Scarlett a once-in-a-lifetime offer. Juliette's reputation takes another body blow as creative video editing seems to show her proclaiming there is no God, further fueling her detractors. Rayna's bought herself out of Edgehill, but the the pressure to succeed is greater than ever, and Deacon struggles to write during his sobriety and relative stability and finds help from Maddie and Daphne.
The episode was rated #7 Best episode of Nashville from 346 votes.
Rayna and Juliette are both nominated for CMA Awards and Edgehill Records hosts a party in their honor. Meanwhile Teddy worries about his relationship with Maddie, Juliette copes with new challenges, Scarlett is concerned about Gunnar, and tension grows between him and Will.
The episode was rated #8 Best episode of Nashville from 284 votes.
Julietteâs new song, âDonât Put Dirt on My Grave Just Yet,â catches the ear of a high-powered, hit-making producer, Howie V. He wants to make her a superstar and brings her to Los Angeles to record, but marginalizes Glenn in the process. Meanwhile, Rayna takes charge with stoicism in the aftermath of recent events, and Scarlett feels lost and alone but finds Liam to be a receptive confidante.
The episode was rated #9 Best episode of Nashville from 317 votes.
With Deacon and the artists of Highway 65 taking a stand, Zach sends a message. Maddie and Juliette's conflict comes to a head. Daphne goes to a pool party. Gunnar returns from Avery's tour.
The episode was rated #10 Best episode of Nashville from 688 votes.
Last updated: apr 07, 2021
The characters, the singing, the storyline... Its all so amazing. I cant wait to watch each episode!
Watched all 5 seasons in one week. It wasnât without it flaws and dull moments, but watching it all it once, it all allowed me to have a wholistic experience. What I love about? The music. The drama. The romance. I loved how the storylines are wrapped up pretty quickly and not dragged with few exceptions; that allowed as to have an immense amount of issues and themes to explore. It touched me in more ways than I can explain. It made me cry. It made think about a lot of things. There were a lot of characters. I didnât particularly hate any; each had itâs faulty side. Plus, there is a considerable amount of growth and development to appreciate. It didnât hurt that we got a great collection of hot sexy artistic dudes too ;) It will forever be a TV show I wonât get tired of talking about. An easy 10, for having so much to offer.
Done deal: Nashville is *officially* heading to CMT for Season 5!
Fun and enjoyable series with a lot of music. But seriously, can EVERYONE sing in that town? xD I counted 2 main cast members that do not join in with the music, that's 90% pro or amateur singers. Is that really realistic?
Although I quite enjoyed the first season and love the songs, I just can't seem to get myself to start season 2. Next to this, characters are nice, cast is great, but lots of often-used 'drama' storylines. Basically, if you love drama, watch this show, if not, leave it.
