Nashville Reviews (Page 2)
Nashville Review: Tired of Holding the Cape
"You Win Again" was a particularly great episode of Nashville for a few reasons: the political story rightfully took a back seat, the levels of emotion on ...
Nashville Review: Out of Town
Life will bring you many ups and downs over the years. For our friends of Nashville, "I'm Sorry for You, My Friend" put them through plenty of bo...
Nashville Review: Crossroads
Nashville returned this week after a long hiatus and we were rewarded for our patience with a lot of revelations in "Be Careful of Stones That You Thr...
Nashville Review: Freakin' Deacon!
In true finale fashion, the last Nashville episode of 2012 was filled with plenty of excitement, surprises, and cliff hangers. "Where He Leads Me"&nb...
Nashville Review: The Duet
Well, it's taken nearly half a season, but we finally got to see Rayna and Juliette perform onstage together. In "Lovesick Blues" the blonde bombshells wer...
Nashville Review: I Cross the Line
How far would YOU go to succeed? "You're Gonna Change (or I'm Gonna Leave)" gave us an inside look at three different musicians at three very differen...
Nashville Review: Leave It All In Your Rearview Mirror
After last week's introduction of Teddy's ex Peggy (Kimberly Williams Paisley), we were left wondering what big secret she and Teddy were hiding. It didn't...
Nashville Review: People Aren't Just Waiting For You To Fall...
Is it me, or did Nashville really turn up the heat this week? I'm still fanning myself from the scorching opening scene in "We Live In Two Differ...
Nashville Review: Mother and Child Reunion
It doesn't matter if you've had the best life in the world, or the worst. Whether you're past your prime, or just getting into it, your relationship with a...
Nashville Review: Rayna Returns
Named for Hank Senior's 1951 track, "I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love with You)" was highlighted by a musical performance that couldn't have...