Juliette becomes so focused on her album that she puts it ahead of everything else.
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 acion when she finds out who Maddie has ...
Juliette breaks down during a talkshow appearance, prompting Avery's concern. When she continues her pattern of irrational and volatile behavior, she leaves Avery with a struggle of his own. ...
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Title: Nashville (2012–2017)
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| Connie Britton | ... |
Rayna Jaymes
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| Hayden Panettiere | ... |
Juliette Barnes
(87 episodes, 2012-2016)
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| Clare Bowen | ... |
Scarlett O'Connor
(86 episodes, 2012-2016)
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| Charles Esten | ... |
Deacon Claybourne
(86 episodes, 2012-2016)
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| Jonathan Jackson | ... |
Avery Barkley
(86 episodes, 2012-2016)
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| Sam Palladio | ... |
Gunnar Scott
(86 episodes, 2012-2016)
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Maddie Conrad
(81 episodes, 2012-2016)
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| Maisy Stella | ... |
Daphne Conrad
(81 episodes, 2012-2016)
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| Chris Carmack | ... |
Will Lexington
(71 episodes, 2013-2016)
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| David Alford | ... |
Bucky Dawes
(71 episodes, 2012-2016)
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Teddy Conrad
(67 episodes, 2012-2016)
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Glenn Goodman
(61 episodes, 2012-2016)
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Luke Wheeler
(57 episodes, 2013-2016)
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Layla Grant
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Emily
(51 episodes, 2012-2016)
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Set against the backdrop of the Nashville music scene, the new drama revolves around a 40-year-old superstar Rayna Jaymes, whose star begins fading. She is forced to team up with Juliette Barnes on tour in order to maintain her label's support for her latest record, whose sales have been underwhelming. Written by Max Axall
Now lets just start off by saying I had already expected to like this show. I'm a big fan of the 2 female leads and reading and hearing all the buzz and what i'd seen in previews I had a feeling we were in for something special.
Then the first episode debuts and I'm left completely stunned, not only is the acting and story top notch, but the songs are completely ace, and I am no country music fan so that definitely is saying something. That last song "If I Didn't Know Better" blew me away and was a perfect end to the evening, it was soulful, deeply profound, and evocative.
As leads Hayden and Connie drive the story so wonderfully as strong women and musicians with clear and definitive points of view, oddly enough some of them are the same *cough* Deacon *cough*. Let me just briefly mention Charles (Chip) Esten who I have not really seen since the old skool Brit Who's Line is it Anyway, but this time instead of improv comedy he's doing full blown drama and music, very impressive.
If you haven't yet watch this and you won't be disappointed.