Only two shows from last fall’s ABC lineup will survive to enjoy a sophomore season, and Nashville is one of them. That makes you believe in some sort of wise and discerning TV god – except that the other show to win a reprieve is The Neighbors. Go figure. Meanwhile, be grateful for Nashville, and its music, and the fact that Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere will continue to strut their country-music stuff for another year.

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Tom Hooper

Connie Britton certainly shows her class and talent by both by being a producer of the show, and allowing all the members of the ensemble to shine and do their stuff. I do not consider my self a fan of country music, but I love the show. Now on the subject of the Neighbors. I recorded all the Wendesday ABC comedies for a while. The Neighbors was the only one I watched and record now. Toks Olagundoye ( I had to google that one) is absolutely one of the best actresses on TV. Her portrayal of a New Jersey Housewife is emmy material.

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