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Episodes
In the third-season opener, Rayna must make a choice between two men and two different life paths. Meanwhile, Juliette auditions for a film biopic; and Scarlett takes a road trip home. Included: a performance by Florida Georgia Line.
Will's debut album soars to first place, so a displaced Rayna gets proactive with her publicity. Elsewhere, Juliette gets shocking news; Layla seeks Will's help with her career; Deacon witnesses Maddie's rebellious side; and Gunnar and Scarlett collaborate on a song.
Rayna sets a date for her wedding. Meanwhile, Juliette strives to hide her secret, because its exposure could cost her a film role, and she meets her potential leading man; Gunnar's first love returns; and Layla exercises the power she holds over Will.
Rayna wants to sign Sadie to her label, so she entices her with a girls' day out. Meanwhile, Juliette can no longer hide her pregnancy symptoms; a backup singer pursues Deacon, who can't shake his sour mood; and an unhappy Avery keeps turning to alcohol.
Juliette worries about filming a sex scene while trying to hide her pregnancy. Elsewhere, the extra fame Rayna's gained as Luke's fiancée has a negative effect on her kids; Kiley plans to leave town; and a homeless man makes an impact on Scarlett.
Rayna is nominated for several CMA Awards, but she and Luke are rivals in the top category. Meanwhile, Juliette invites Avery to be involved in her life as her baby's father; a backup singer helps Deacon; and Gunnar asks Scarlett for advice.
Rayna boosts her publicity by singing on "Dancing With the Stars" and having a reporter shadow her, but then she misses her privacy. Meanwhile, Juliette struggles to embrace solo parenthood; and Will and Layla prepare for the debut of their reality show.
Rayna discovers Luke's prenuptial-agreement papers before they head to the CMA Awards. Meanwhile, Avery's parents meet Juliette; Deacon and Scarlett watch the awards show on TV; and Gunnar and Zoey face a challenge in their relationship.
Rayna does a Christmas show with Luke and the kids from her home, but it takes an awkward turn when she invites Deacon to join them. Elsewhere, Winterfest brings lots of performance opportunities for folks; and Scarlett mentors Terry.
Rayna's uncertain about leaving the kids to tour again, and Luke's solo parenting choices anger her. Elsewhere, Will's displeased to see Layla flirting with his boss; Teddy wields his power to locate a recent flame; and Avery gets advice from his mother.
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Cast & Crew
Luke Wheeler
Juliette Barnes
Scarlett O'Connor
Avery Barkley
Daphne Conrad
News & Interviews for Nashville: Season 3
Critic Reviews for Nashville Season 3
All Critics (8) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (8) | Rotten (0)
[It's] compelling in a cartoony, over-the-top way.
Both Chris Carmack and Charles Esten are good singers and great performers.
The writers enjoy putting us through overwhelming pain and anxiety, but hopefully that's all a red herring?
It's nice to call Nashville - and to have Nashville - home.
We'll continue to invest in this sort of sincerity.
[It is] easily the most entertaining network show in this time period.
This was a great episode for the opening of a new season. I'm glad that they addressed all of the loose ends from the past season's finale. The way they kicked off season three leaves the audience with so many questions about what could happen next.
It's only been one episode but the drama is already heating up.
Audience Reviews for Nashville: Season 3
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Jul 31, 2017With Season 3, Nashville comes back with great and inspiring new songs, with a sharp and interesting writting, and most of all, with a captivating plot that will please not only the country fans but also everyone who likes to sail in a sea full on enterteining, sincerity and dazzling charm. I have to say it, Connie Britton and Hayden Patteniere were really the certain optain for their roles, Britton brings charm and charisma to this show and Patteniere brings power, rage and ache.
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Jun 10, 2015Fantastic show that's story line pulls you right in and keeps you coming back for more.
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Apr 14, 2015I love this show, I love the music from this show (and I used to completely HATE country music!) The acting is great. I love it. I want it to keep going and going.
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Nov 19, 2014The only difference between this show and a typical daytime soap opera is the time it airs. I've lived in Nashville. I worked in the music business. This show makes a mockery of the lives of many talented people, and a city that is more than just the music business. It's embarrassing.
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Nov 10, 2014I love this show, it's a musical soap opera. The only music I like comes from Scarlett and Gunner and sometimes from Avery but the acting on this show is TERRIBLE, that's a T.E.R.R.I.B.L.E. I mean it's painful sometimes how bad the acting is, yet, I can't stop watching it. :)
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Sep 25, 2014This is the best show ever!!! please watch
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