HART OF DIXIE — (8:00–9:00 p.m. ET)
“If Tomorrow Never Comes” (TV-PG, DL) (HDTV)
BEING SUPPORTIVE — After Zoe (Rachel Bilson) tricks Jonah (guest star Travis Van Winkle) into spilling a secret about Brick (Tim Matheson), she unintentionally makes things worse for Brick in his love life. Following Brick’s advice, Zoe decides she must finally express her feelings, but timing never seems to be her strong suit. Wade (Wilson Bethel) and Lemon (Jaime King) must learn to work together, but things go awry when they each try to prove that they know what is best for the new Rammer Jammer. Knowing what Wade and Lemon are up to, Lavon (Cress Williams) and AnnaBeth (guest star Kaitlyn Black) agree to not get involved, but that might be easier said than done. Meanwhile, Tansy’s (guest star Mircea Monroe) brothers surprise her with an unexpected visit, leaving George (Scott Porter) to look after them and put up with their wild antics. Jim Hayman directed the episode written by Alex Taub (#220).
“If Tomorrow Never Comes” (TV-PG, DL) (HDTV)
BEING SUPPORTIVE — After Zoe (Rachel Bilson) tricks Jonah (guest star Travis Van Winkle) into spilling a secret about Brick (Tim Matheson), she unintentionally makes things worse for Brick in his love life. Following Brick’s advice, Zoe decides she must finally express her feelings, but timing never seems to be her strong suit. Wade (Wilson Bethel) and Lemon (Jaime King) must learn to work together, but things go awry when they each try to prove that they know what is best for the new Rammer Jammer. Knowing what Wade and Lemon are up to, Lavon (Cress Williams) and AnnaBeth (guest star Kaitlyn Black) agree to not get involved, but that might be easier said than done. Meanwhile, Tansy’s (guest star Mircea Monroe) brothers surprise her with an unexpected visit, leaving George (Scott Porter) to look after them and put up with their wild antics. Jim Hayman directed the episode written by Alex Taub (#220).
"Zoe decides she must finally express her feelings"
ReplyDeleteIs it the "G" spot again?
This episode actually seems rather fun, besides the whole Zoe/George of it all.
ReplyDelete"Zoe decides she must finally express her feelings"
ReplyDeleteIs it the "G" spot again?
Looking forward to Wade and Lemon. Should be fun. But I will never understand who on the writing staff on this show believes that the repetition of the storyline from last year is a good idea. How often does Zoe have to confess feelings for George? How often? Frankly, I have resigned myself to the fact that the writers want George and Zoe to happen. But then just make them happen. I don't like to watch Zoe questioning her feelings for George every 3 episodes only to come to the same conclusion every time. That is boring and repetitive. Either make it happen or don't, but enough is enough.
ReplyDeleteMy bet would be yup, but I'll still hold out on some hope that that isn't the case....
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to the Wade/Lemon situation. Looks like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteNot looking forward to Zoe "expressing her feelings". I don't know what's up with the writers making Zoe look like her relationship with Wade was just a passing thing.
"Zoe decides she must finally express her feelings". Not only does this annoy me as a Zade shipper, but "finally", really? Since when has Zoe had feelings for George? We are supposed to buy that Zoe is still pinning away for George even though in the last new episode, we saw her destroyed over her breakup with Wade? This better be a case of Zoe throwing herself back into the George situation so that she won't continue to feel so crappy about Wade. UGH. I need some Zoe/Wade goodness.
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