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POLL : What did you think of Nashville - Never No More?

3 Oct 2013

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14 comments:

  1. klutzy_girl3 October 2013 at 03:58

    Well, that was the saddest episode of this show ever. Loved Scarlett yelling at Deacon and trying to get through to him. And poor Deacon. And why would he do that at the end.

    That was great!

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  2. CP3 October 2013 at 04:06

    I like Scarlett. :D


    She really showed how strong she could be in this episode. Hopefully that will get through to Deacon.

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  3. KYLE3 October 2013 at 04:07

    The more layers they peel back of Juliette, the more I love her.

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  4. CP3 October 2013 at 04:10

    Also, it's true what Rayna said. She and Deacon - especially Deacon, need to learn to help themselves, stop depending on each other to fix each other.



    Deacon needs to find his own strength if he's ever going to beat his alcoholism and deal with/come to terms with his personal issues.

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  5. Rose3 October 2013 at 04:11

    I loooove Rayna . Amazing episode....

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  6. lsbloom3 October 2013 at 04:49

    Isn't that why she walked away from him in the first place and took his kid and never told him? So he could stand on his own? And he did stand on his own--until she broke him (again). If he didn't get over her then, he's decided his life is meaningless without her--and the rest is none of her d#&*( business. She can control her actions which is lying and betraying and manipulating people. She can't control Deacon's, but she needs to take some responsibility for the crap she's done to a man who loved her more than anything. Even if she's decided that he doesn't mean enough to deal with. They decided, they've lived life apart, it is just depressing. But they are independent.

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  7. CP3 October 2013 at 05:02

    Whoa. I love Deacon and definitely think Rayna is in the wrong too. She should have not lied to him. At the very least he should have heard from her before Maddie about the truth when they got back together.

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  8. inhighheels3 October 2013 at 11:26

    I like it mostly because I think they are not pushing the situation to make it sound as if Rayna is the angel, Deacon is the devil and that's that. Fact is she screwed up big time by not telling him about Maddie. He is the biological father, she had no right to keep it from him. Yeah, sure, she might have done it for noble reasons, but the road to hell is paved with good intentions. The fact Rayna thinks she is right is irrelevant, the truth is she's not. If fans are reading it like she's the victim, well, they're doing it wrong.


    The only bit I don't like is how they're making it sound as if Deacon hasn't put his life back together and is still fully dependant on Rayna. I'm not sure I agree. He got sober after his 5th rehab, was fully aware she was married and moving on with her life, but he didn't start drinking again as if his life was meaningless. He had one episode in 13 years, but he slipped because he found out the love of his life, the woman he has been in love with for over 15 years, had a kid, HIS kid, a very long time ago, never told him about it and raised it with someone else. I mean, it's a lot to take in. Of course he should have copped with it differently, but to say that this means he is a pour soul who lives on Rayna's shadow is not entirely true.

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  9. Shira Gur3 October 2013 at 11:35

    I completely agree with you. It's just an awful situation for anyone to be with and the understanding that the one you love the most can be also the worst thing for you in times like this is simply heartbreaking. Deacon need to sober himself for the right reason this time (last season it was said that he did it for her) and Rayna need to finally let him and fully commit to her life and not maintaining that "one foot out the door" at all time because she keep clinging to the hope she and Deacon will some day be together, They are both so broken and sad and true healing, at first at leat cannot be done together.


    When she gave him the ring and said that she thought they might need to use it someday was so sad...but true to their characters.

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  10. DaniK3 October 2013 at 13:19

    Sometimes I like her, sometimes I don't. I find, often those are the best characters. I really like her and Avery. I hope they don't rush a relationship between them. Too much, too soon between them would be the kiss of death. lol. They seem to bring out the best in each other.

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  11. DaniK3 October 2013 at 13:24

    Probably the best episode to date for me. Loved the character development. I hope to see a relationship start to build between Deacon and Maddie. I think Deacon will be strong enough to get his life in order.

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  12. DaniK3 October 2013 at 13:32

    I agree. I hope we see Deacon put his life back together and become stronger, on his own, without Rayna. To prove to himself he doesn't need her. We've watched him pine for her while she lives her life like a princess. Many people in her life feel he is beneath her, I'd like to see him strong and independent enough to feel like he deserves better than her. Don't get me wrong, I ship them, but I don't like how it seems Deacon is the lesser of the two.

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  13. inhighheels3 October 2013 at 15:14

    Exactly, I ship them as well, but Deacon has to have a life of his own and choose to be with Rayna, not stay with her because she's the only good thing about his existence.

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  14. lsbloom4 October 2013 at 00:04

    Sorry! Rayna pisses me off, not your comment. :-) It really gets to me that she walked away from him to let him figure out his addiction on his own, which fine, justified, but in the 13 years (I made that number up I don't know how old the kid is) that followed him getting clean and staying clean she didn't tell him that the girl he saw all the time and treated like family was his daughter. It's just selfish. And then using him like that and possibly destroying his career because she is irresponsible...erg. The woman bugs me. You can't walk around like you're perfect and everyone should give up the world for you, when all you are doing is destroying their lives.


    The controlling thing is more like she feels like she is the only one who gets to make decisions and everybody else has to deal with the consequences of those decisions. "I broke you, but really you've got to stand on your own because taking responsibilty for my own messes is way too hard."

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