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Season 6 – Nashville

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After two decades as the reigning queen of country music, Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton) is faced with pressure to adapt and reinvent herself to stay relevant. Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere) is a sassy, sexy singer with a troubled past who is determined to steal Rayna's place at the top. Other characters in Nashville's music scene include a beautiful and gifted songwriter, Scarlett O'Connor, up-and-coming musician Gunnar Scott, conflicted country star Will Lexington, and Deacon Claybourne, a guitar player who has worked with Rayna since the beginning of her career.
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Nashville — Season 6

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Stephen L. Betts Rolling Stone 02/26/2019
Thanks for all the drama, fun and, especially, the music. Go to Full Review
Kristen Baldwin Entertainment Weekly 08/01/2018
B+
In the end, Nashville remained true to its central love story... Go to Full Review
Max Weiss New York Magazine/Vulture 01/05/2018
3/5
Nashville has only been gone for five months and suddenly everyone is platinum blond. Go to Full Review
Liz Kocan Decider Sep 18
This is one show that was made to be binged. Go to Full Review
Sarah McMullan The Post NZ 07/02/2021
With fantastic fashion, interior design, awesome performances (all the actors shown singing are singing) loads of incredible cameos, and characters you can really love, Nashville might just be what gets you through winter. Go to Full Review
Savannah Brock The Young Folks 01/16/2018
4/10
The characters used to be happy and have a purpose. It's time to stop letting one character's death dictate the rest of the series. Go to Full Review
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Brian F @Perusal Nov 13 I finally finished the series. It did have some stickiness to it. Fiction needs conflict, but, come on, they would never let any of the couples be happy for more than one episode before causing trouble. And, why introduce another new love interest for Deacon in the last episode just as the plan to clear the barriers to his girlfriend reaches fruition? My main problem was that the women always blamed the men for the relationship troubles while it seemed like the women were more to blame. This fact was never more apparent than with Scarlett. I kept waiting for her to come to her senses and go back to Gunner and let the two of them be happy which would have been much more fulfilling than throwing a new fiancée at us in the last minute (there was never a serious reason why they didn't work out except for Scarlett going on a journey of self discovery involving multiple men right after her declaration of love to G). Also, that would have felt better than Avery going back to Juliet; she had burned him way to many times be to be worth it. See more Katie G 08/09/2024 This is the worst season and it's probably good that they killed it, but I actually think with the right writers they could have kept going with Maddie as the main character. I loved this show and I wish there was more (if it got better instead of worse anyway) See more 06/19/2018 This show fell off a cliff after ABC cancelled it. The season 4 finale would have been a good send-off for a good show, but these last two season are just hard to watch. Reyna , Luke, and other interesting characters are gone, and now it seems that Juliette is gone most of the time too. The characters that are left and just absolutely floundering with boring plot lines and no sense of excitement. See more 03/05/2018 Love this show, it was just a shame they killed of Rayna James. They kept building her up so much and giving her so much drama that I guess it got to a point where there was not much else to do, could have let her just have a bit of happiness and build on the other characters as she was the rock and now there does not seem to be the focus it used to had. Juliette's character was great and very strong, she can still come back and lead the show but they focussed on Rayna's daughter instead. I hope they can change the decision to cancel as I loved the music and the show, just don't try to develop all the characters at once once Rayna has gone. See more 03/01/2018 MH destroyed this show. It's SO BAD!! See more 03/01/2018 Glad the show got cancelled because MH ruined it! He killed it! The show USED to be amazing. Seasons 5-6 were garbage! The whole legacy of the show is dying every week a new episode airs. See more Read all reviews
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Episode 1 Aired Jan 4, 2018 New Strings After a public meltdown, Juliette seeks to change her life from an unlikely source; Scarlett and Maddie take a trip; Maddie meets Jonah Ford, a famous pop star; Scarlett struggles to find herself; Will coaches Gunnar; Deacon deals with loneliness. Details Episode 2 Aired Jan 11, 2018 Second Chances Deacon goes on a date with a familiar face; Juliette dives into a self-help movement; Will and Gunnar invite Avery to perform with them; Scarlett gets reminded how her career had a positive influence on fans; Daphne reaches out to Jake. Details Episode 3 Aired Jan 18, 2018 Jump Then Fall Daphne struggles with the idea of Deacon dating; Juliette introduces Avery to Darius; Maddie and Jonah record a song, but Maddie finds Jonah's life a little too public; Will learns news about Zach and find ways to enhance his appearance. Details Episode 4 Aired Jan 25, 2018 That's My Story Darius helps Juliette unlock a dark truth about her past; Daphne and Jake bond over each other's dislike of dating parents; Scarlett volunteers at an equine therapy ranch; Gunnar, Will, and Avery struggle to find their sound. Details Episode 5 Aired Feb 1, 2018 Where the Night Goes Deacon and Jessie's relationship deepens; Darius invites Juliette to get more involved with the movement while Avery voices his opinion; Gunnar, Will and Avery search for a female voice for the band; Jonah's ex releases a song about Maddie. Details Episode 6 Aired Feb 8, 2018 Beneath Still Waters Daphne struggles to accept Deacon and Jessie's relationship; the new edition to the boys' band becomes a hit; Gunnar falls back into old habits; Scarlett takes an interest in a veteran undergoing equine therapy. Details Episode 7 Aired Feb 15, 2018 Can't Help but Wonder Where I'm Bound Daphne and Jake perform at school; Deacon and Jessie run into Brad; Alannah's stage presence grows, creating a division in the band; Gunnar questions his relationship with Alannah; Maddie joins Jonah in Miami and bonds with Twig. Details Episode 8 Aired Feb 22, 2018 Sometimes You Just Can't Win Daphne seeks to establish her career and auditions for a country music singing competition; Scarlett invites Sean to see live music; Avery makes a decision; the band gets invited to perform on late-night TV; Will's choice catches up with him. Details Episode 9 Aired Jun 7, 2018 Pick Yourself Up When he's in the hospital, Will frets about his future; Brad gets a restraining order against Deacon; the media harasses Avery about Juliette's extended stay in South America; Maddie gets caught up in the fast lane lifestyle of Jonah Ford. Details Episode 10 Aired Jun 14, 2018 Two Sparrows in a Hurricane As Brad's country music singing competition begins, he and a singing coach instantly recognize Daphne as a star in the making; Avery's relationship with Alannah deepens. Details Episode 11 Aired Jun 21, 2018 No Place That Far Juliette discovers that Darius Enright's movement is not the happy utopia that it originally seemed to be; when the group refuses to allow her to leave, tension becomes too much to bear. Details Episode 12 Aired Jun 28, 2018 The House That Built Me A visitor from the past comes into Deacon's life -- his father, a very unpleasant surprise; with Alannah out of the picture, the band flounders and the guys have to consider whether it's worth continuing. Details Episode 13 Aired Jul 5, 2018 Strong Enough to Bend Scarlett tries to help Sean, but he doubts her motives; Deacon deals with forgiveness and a new family dynamic; feeling out of depth on "Nashville's Next," Daphne finds help in judge De Witt. Details Episode 14 Aired Jul 12, 2018 For the Sake of the Song Deacon and the girls grow worried when Gideon starts leaving the house; Juliette confronts Darius; Twig tries to keep Jonah's secret from Maddie; Brad's behavior is not limited to Alannah. Details Episode 15 Aired Jul 19, 2018 I Don't Want to Lose You Yet A medical scare gets Avery and Juliette talking; Scarlett and Sean organize a ranch benefit; Gunnar gets inspired; Avery questions a relationship; Maddie tests Twig; Deacon learns a secret. Details Episode 16 Aired Jul 26, 2018 Beyond the Sunset Deacon gets a chance to fulfill a lifelong dream; Juliette makes a crucial decision; Daphne preps for the final round; Alannah confronts Brad; Avery, Gunnar, and Will discuss their future. Details
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Season Info

Director
Allan Arkush, Timothy Busfield, Dan Lerner, Michael Lohmann, Mike Binder, Lily Mariye, Callie Khouri
Creator
Callie Khouri
Executive Producer
Callie Khouri, Steve Buchanan, Marshall Herskovitz, Edward Zwick, Jayson Dinsmore, Morgan Selzer
Screenwriter
Jesse Zwick, Scott Saccoccio, Geoffrey Nauffts, Liberty Godshall, Troy Putney, Savannah Dooley
Network
ABC
Rating
TV-PG
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jan 4, 2018
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