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After being turned down for the fellowship she was hinging her future on, Dr. Zoe Hart decides to take a stranger up on his offer to work at his small Alabama medical practice.
Zoe tries to win over residents of Bluebell by participating in the Founder's Day parade, but an unfortunate incident only makes matters worse.
Zoe tries to win Bluebell's gumbo competition; Lemon is upset when Lavon develops a crush on another woman; Brick and Zoe have to perform a life-saving surgery together.
The heat wave in Bluebell causes everyone to lose their inhibitions; Lemon readies herself for George's family.
Zoe makes a shocking discovery about the local minister and his wife; Lemon wants to restore the town's historic bridge, but must submit a proposal to Levon.
Zoe makes a chilling discovery after accidentally hitting a man with her car; Lavon interferes when Lemon and George try to buy their dream home; Zoe's mother (JoBeth Williams) tries to make amends.
Lemon reluctantly accepts the mayor as her replacement co-host for Bluebell's annual turtle race after NASCAR driver Brian Vickers drops out; an attractive veterinarian asks Zoe out; Wade receives an unexpected visitor.
Lavon tries to help Zoe feel more connected to Bluebell by asking her to host his annual pregame homecoming party; Wade and George try to get even with their high-school nemesis.
Zoe's trip home for Thanksgiving is complicated by her obligation to acquire 30 percent of the practice's patients; Lavon urges Wade to be honest about his feelings; Lemon is upset when George receives a job offer from his father.
Zoe coaches Rose for the Miss Cinnamon Cider Pageant, where she must compete against Lemon's sister; George and Wade pick up the Christmas tree for the town square.
Hart of Dixie: Season 1 Photos
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Genre:Drama
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Network:The CW
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Premiere Date:Sep 26, 2011
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After being turned down for the fellowship she was hinging her future on, Dr. Zoe Hart decides to take a stranger up on his offer to work at his small Alabama medical practice.
Zoe tries to win over residents of Bluebell by participating in the Founder's Day parade, but an unfortunate incident only makes matters worse.
Zoe tries to win Bluebell's gumbo competition; Lemon is upset when Lavon develops a crush on another woman; Brick and Zoe have to perform a life-saving surgery together.
The heat wave in Bluebell causes everyone to lose their inhibitions; Lemon readies herself for George's family.
Zoe makes a shocking discovery about the local minister and his wife; Lemon wants to restore the town's historic bridge, but must submit a proposal to Levon.
Zoe makes a chilling discovery after accidentally hitting a man with her car; Lavon interferes when Lemon and George try to buy their dream home; Zoe's mother (JoBeth Williams) tries to make amends.
Lemon reluctantly accepts the mayor as her replacement co-host for Bluebell's annual turtle race after NASCAR driver Brian Vickers drops out; an attractive veterinarian asks Zoe out; Wade receives an unexpected visitor.
Lavon tries to help Zoe feel more connected to Bluebell by asking her to host his annual pregame homecoming party; Wade and George try to get even with their high-school nemesis.
Zoe's trip home for Thanksgiving is complicated by her obligation to acquire 30 percent of the practice's patients; Lavon urges Wade to be honest about his feelings; Lemon is upset when George receives a job offer from his father.
Zoe coaches Rose for the Miss Cinnamon Cider Pageant, where she must compete against Lemon's sister; George and Wade pick up the Christmas tree for the town square.
Critic Reviews for Hart of Dixie: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Hart of Dixie: Season 1
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Nov 26, 2020It is good enough to watch. But rewatching it after finishing the series, it is much, much better. One must have patience to get throught "the hard parts" and into the second season.
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Jul 31, 2020The cast is surprisingly strong but the story is not especially interesting and it's southern propaganda is a bit much.
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Apr 09, 2020I had to watch 2 or 3 episodes before I fell in love with this series. It was like a good book that you didn't want to end. Not too deep, light, funny, quirky, with drama. A 4-season Hallmark movie, only better. I liked the character development and was sad when it ended. I was thinking, "Aww, I won't know what is going on in their lives anymore." They got me through a few weeks of the Covid-19 virus quarantine. It was just what I needed during a time when things everyone I heard and everything I saw was about a virus and depressing news. A nice little escape. :)
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Jan 18, 2020It started out kind of ok and went down hill from there. Initially, I tried to forgive the fact that Zoe is too immature to be a doctor (no one would trust her in real life) and her shorts are way to short for any doctor, but especially a cardio thoracic surgeon. She's also literally too young, unless she is a genius and her mannerisms and verbiage deny that. I rooted for her to get with George and then Wade. After Wade, it went south. It's as if the writers also got bored with the drivel. None of the characters have any chemistry with their romantic partners. Who could see George with Tansy or Linley. Who would match Wade with Viviene or match Lemon with Meatloaf, holy cow! Sure opposites attract, even in real life, but there is a basic line not to cross and and Meatloaf wouldn't have registered in a Lemon kind of world. The episodes also change dramatically in style. One episode, it will be sort of a drama, the next week it's straight up comedy and the episode after that its some sort of lame musical. The characters have no basic personality. Sure, a good show has characters evolve, but this show has them completely change personality and then back again. Also, is it me or, did Zoe start out speaking like a grown up (maybe not quite a doctor) and now she speaks more like a quirky teen to 20 something cashier! She is devolving and I'm not talking about getting a southern twang. I watched it for 2 seasons, got bored beginning of season 2, but was still kind of waiting for her to get back with Wade, or even George, but I was done somewhere in season 3 after every couple that even came close to having chemistry broke up and they started turning it into a really, really bad musical and Zoe's voice started to get so cutsey I couldn't even mildly like her any more. Wade and George also got boring. Waste of my time. Thumbs down!!
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Dec 27, 2019I really really liked this show. It definitely has a "feel good" vibe and makes me want to move to a small town down south. The characters can be humorous at times as well. The storyline of each character is pretty well written also. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
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Mar 20, 2019Worst TV show ever. My dog wouldn't even watch this shit.
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Jul 06, 2018The show could be good, it could be really good. But, I cant. The writing is terrible, the plots are contrived and nonsensical. Talented actors cant save this terrible show from oblivion. The romance is boring, the medical cases barely register-they take up only ten minutes per episode. Nothing about this show carries. I really like the cast, which makes it all the more painful to say that I cant stand this show. So disappointed, it could have been so much better.
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Feb 20, 2018I love rachel bilson and the rest of the entire cast. The series wishes you were part of the gang.
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Dec 14, 2016Whiney, screeching voices and thin overdone plots leave nothing but the same unbearable drek week after week.
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Apr 12, 2016Too many improv Town shows and gatherings that make you wonder if these people died and are living out a fantasy in the afterlife.
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