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In "Move It on Over," Rayna considers moving on after Deacon starts to set boundaries in their relationship; Juliette struggles with her mom's addictions and Deacon offers a helping hand -- which leads to difficult memories from his past; Teddy is worried that his mayoral campaign will be derailed when his past with Peggy and his financial troubles border on being exposed; and tension with Avery and Gunnar is at a boiling point, as Scarlet feels the pressure to pick her path.
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NASHVILLE stars Connie Britton (FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS; AMERICAN HORROR STORY) as Rayna Jaymes, Hayden Panettiere (GUIDING LIGHT; HEROES) as Juliette Barnes, Clare Bowen as Scarlett O'Connor, Eric Close (SANTA BARBARA) as Teddy Conrad, Charles Esten (BIG LOVE) as Deacon Claybourne, Jonathan Jackson (GENERAL HOSPITAL) as Avery Barkley, Sam Palladio as Gunnar Scott, Robert Ray Wisdom as Coleman Carlisle and Powers Boothe (24) as Lamar Wyatt.
Guest starring are Kimberly Williams-Paisley as Peggy, David Alford as Bucky, Ed Amatrudo as Glenn, Maisy Stella as Daphne, Burgess Jenkins as Randy Roberts, Wendy Wynne as Sandra, Kourtney Hansen as Emily, Melvin Ray Kearney II as Bo, Dianne Dixon as debate monitor, Mark Oliver as Paul Worley, Richard A. Smith as Casey Turner, Adam Boyer as baseball hat, Sylvia Jefferies as Jolene, Chloe Bennet as Hailey, Tiffany Morgan as Jeanne, Afton Williamson as Makena, Doug Frasure as director, Sean Freeland as Larry, Matthew Cornwell as Mitch.
"Move It on Over" was written by David Marshall Grant and directed by Lesli Linka Glatter.
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This episode is the epitome of drama, and it’s just crawling with scandal! I was SO happy that Scarlett finally got to see a bit of Avery’s ugly side because I’m more than ready for them to be broken up. I wasn’t expecting this to happen so soon, but I was definitely cheering when I got the chance to watch this episode from the Primetime Anytime recordings that the Hopper I got from DISH records every night. It saves me the hassle of making sure that all my favorite primetime shows from the four major networks record properly, and when I wait until the next day, I don’t have to sit through any of the commercials. I thought that this would be the episode that revealed Teddy’s affair with Peggy, but one of the girls I work with at DISH was right; they just do illegal things with money together – lol!
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