I grew up in Alabama but had to move away and when I saw this on Netflix, I had to watch it. And it made me so happy the entire time. But I couldn’t talk about it to anyone. Now I’m rewatching it (back to season 3 I believe) and remembering everything that happens is so much fun. And now I get to talk to y’all about it!!! Ahhhhh! Yay! Roll Tide y’all. ☺️
I've noticed Hart of Dixie and Gilmore Girls have a lot of similar shared jokes and story beats. I was wondering if there's any shared writers or people involved with show development that would account for it, or if it's more coincidental?
Small town, quirky characters
Dawson's Creek/One Tree Hill are ok in a pinch but looking more for the charm factor
So don’t judge - it’s raining in New England and I was craving a mindless romantic comedy and some how ended up streaming Hart of Dixie most of the day... totally forgot that Tim Matheson plays a character that ends up being a father to the main character and the father that raised her was played by Gary Cole... kinda blew my mind I never noticed this, especially since their characters personalities are so opposite of Hoynes and Russell.. and I was already on like rewatch 10 of TWW when this show on the air...
Several days ago the listings for Hart of Dixie disappeared although the episodes are still available on Netflix. My onepass is still intact but even after recreating TiVo does not show these episodes. Any ideas?
I'm in season 3, and Joel and Lavon sometimes are the only people who aren't absolute deceitful, passive-aggressive, dramatic narcissists. Zoe is a straight up fucking lunatic by this point. I have never seen a show with such a light theme were it is so easy to despise basically every single character. Wow.
"READY OR NOT — After Zoe (Rachel Bilson) and Wade (Wilson Bethel) learn the gender of their baby, they are struck with the realization that neither one of them is ready for parenthood. BlueBell is in contention for hosting the state football championship, but only if they partner with the rival town of Fillmore. Begrudgingly, Lemon (Jaime King) helps convince Lavon (Cress Williams) to talk to his nemesis, but he needs AnnaBeth’s (Kaitlyn Black) help to get him close to the Mayor. Meanwhile, Brick (Tim Matheson) gets a surprise from his past that shakes him to his core."
Since I pulled the trigger a whole 7 days early with this episode last week, figured I'd post hours late when it was actually on.
Okay, okay, so maybe I forgot it was on and didn't think about making this post. Sorry about that.
"Zoe (Rachel Bilson) tries to be a supportive friend to Wade (Wilson Bethel), but when she makes a grand gesture, Wade is forced to make a tough decision about his future with the Rammer Jammer and BlueBell. Lavon (Cress Williams) and George (Scott Porter) meet their hero Don Todd (guest star Reggie Hayes, “Girlfriends”), who helps them see things in their life more clearly. Grandma Bettie (guest star Maree Cheatham) tries to convince Lemon (Jaime King) that she has to take her search for a suitable husband more seriously. Meanwhile, AnnaBeth (Kaitlyn Black) is trying to picture her future with Davis (guest star Barry Watson)."
In a last ditch effort to stop the merger, Lavon enlists the entire town's help to try and convince the Lt. Governor (guest star Dondre Whitfield, "Mistresses") that BlueBell should be named a historic town. Zoe and Joel (guest star Josh Cooke) continue to debate where to live, but the best option lies with Zoe's relative, who does not like New Yorkers. Wade takes a big step in his relationship by meeting Vivian's (guest star Lauren Bittner) son, but he soon realizes he has a long way to go to win him over. Meanwhile, Lynly (guest star Antoinette Robertson) is having some trust issues with George, which starts to create tension between them.
Sorry about the huge delay! Next time if I'm late or just if you're feeling up to it, anyone is free to make the discussion.
"“THE VOICE" WINNER DANEILLE BRADBURY PERFORMS — When Zoe finds herself treating her uncle, she takes a chance and invites him to the Hanukkah celebration that she is hosting. However, this lands her in trouble once again with Vivian Wilkes (guest star Lauren Bittner). Lemon enlists George and Lynly to help uncover crucial information about one of Brick’s exes before he does anything rash. Meanwhile, Wade has a horrible toothache but refuses to go to the dentist, until Tansy (guest star Mircea Monroe) intervenes and helps him to open his eyes to his future."
Posting way early (because I'm quite bad about not getting it posted until after the show.) so anyone who wants to live chat can.
Don't forget this is the mid-season finale! Get your comments out while they're fresh.
"Zoe sets her sights on winning Bluebell's gumbo contest to show everyone that she wants to be part of the community, hoping that a win will help her land some patients. Lavon develops a crush on Zoe and Brick's new receptionist, Didi, but things get uncomfortable when Lemon learns about this. Zoe and Brick are forced to work together to perform a life-saving surgery."
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[Link to promo shown after last episode, not too spoilerish.] (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP3lxHvZK8g)
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[Link to a spoilerish promo.] (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyg6ICOBWD0)
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[Link to episode summary. Has more spoilers, in my opinion, than both videos.] (http://www.ksitetv.com/hart-of-dixie/hart-of-dixie-spoilers-something-to-talk-about/27146)
Does anyone have any predictions?
"George remembers seeing Lavon and Lemon kissing and asks for Zoe's advice, if it really happened. Zoe, already knowing the truth, lies about it to protect her friend Lavon. Due to a series of circumstances, George ends up on a hunting trip that doubles as his bachelor party, with both Wade and Lavon tagging along. During the trip in tracking down a large bear, George confronts Lavon who finally tells him the truth about his brief affair with Lemon while George was living in New York two years prior. Predictably, George takes the news very badly, later breaking off his engagement with Lemon as well as telling Zoe that they are no longer friends for lying to him about Lemon and Lavon. Meanwhile, Magnolia plans Lemon's bachelorette party on a party bus complete with a male stripper. Also, Zoe begins a romance with a patient named Jesse (Justin Hartley), later finding out that he is Wade's estranged brother."
"It's dance time in Bluebell for the annual Valentine's Day Sweetie Pie Dance. George plans a romantic evening at the dance with Lemon, but his plan backfires as Lemon tries to set up her father, who still pines for his wife, with another woman hoping it will help him move on. Zoe initially declines Judson's invitation to go to the dance after feeling they are rushing the resumption of their romance, but changes her mind when Wade manipulates both Judson and Zoe into going. Meanwhile, Lavon is shocked when he sees Didi with another man, who he later finds out is her ex-boyfriend. Lemon breaks down after the dance when her father comes home without his date. She tells her father to get over her mother as she's not coming back and she finally reveals that she indeed located her mother at Christmas time and she is living in a nearby town under a new name and has a new husband and daughter. Also, Judson breaks up with Zoe as he sees the chemistry between her and Wade. Didi and Lavon make up, and Didi finds a photo of Lemon in Levon's desk."
I really enjoy their music as a female country band. Their lyrics are good and their tunes, rather catchy. What’s the verdict for y’all?
