View the gallery I must say, I thought this episode was VERY cute. In short: Zoe visits a psychic who tells her that she's been cursed for breaking up George and Lemon ("Lemorge," as Zoe puts it, which is NOT a name that makes one likely
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View the gallery Zoe Hart, sometimes you are an idiot. Sure, for reasons that cannot be contravened without making this a wholly other show, but still. STILL.
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View the gallery In which we find out how Hart of Dixie plans to jettison Joelle.
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View the gallery All hail the return of Lemon! This episode had a lot of fun stuff in it, namely, a lot of Don Todd and his Monster Golf Safari, and a VERY ELABORATE PARTY thrown together at the last minute, which was extreme even by BlueBell standards. Essentially, though,
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View the gallery This episode featured some stellar work from Scott Porter, the glorious return of Lavon's Kitchen Pastry, and a moment where I thought, "well, this show has FINALLY figured out what to do with Tom Long." Plus, a variety of good outfits and two
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View the gallery For an episode that felt full of some fluffy stuff -- BlueBell's in the middle of a Health Month, and Zoe uses it to make a bet with Brick to get back her partnership at the practice, which she then loses because Cricket moves up Cake
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View the gallery So many thoughts! First of all, this episode was considerably better than last week's. Second, I might actually be in love with Joel, you guys. He's so reasonable and he is so delighted by BlueBell and he's such a nice, responsible,
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View the gallery And it's back! I can't tell you how delighted I am to be reunited with the good people of BlueBell. Unfortunately, I thought this episode was a little uneven. I think I'd be more amused at the potential merger of BlueBell
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View the gallery This show is a charming delight, and this particular episode had everything: pastries! Festivals! Bizarre uses of neon! People dramatically screeching as they careened down stairs! Senior citizen romance! Latkes! Corn mazes! Kissing! Drugs! REALLY cute outfits!
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View the gallery This episode was really pretty funny, which makes sense given that it included many of the things Hart of Dixie does well: small town rivalries, big events, and kidnappings. Oh, wait. Also including: a lot of new b-roll (I do notice these things, Hart of Dixie
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View the gallery Getting this one in right under the wire! Blame the fact that I was doing my civic duty last week and getting my jury duty on. This episode was worth the wait, at the very least because the clothes were EXTREMELY cute. Also addressed: Zoe and Joel&
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View the gallery For some reason, this episode was totally chockablock with people high-fiving each other. I LOVE a high-five, but this episode had like, seven of them. David Paymer directed it and I would like to believe that he just has a high-five fetish and firmly
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View the gallery The good news is that this week's episode is way better than last week's. The other good news is that the show didn't drag out the possibility of AB having an Ovarian Bomb past one episode, unlike Brick's irritatingly
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View the gallery In which we learn it's hard to follow an episode where the entire town learns that Meatball and Lemon are making some kind of unholy fusion cuisine in bed. In other words: this was not my favorite episode of the new season. Let's
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View the gallery Which prompted Heather to type words that I never anticipated reading, ever: "Meatball is really great in this episode." The thing is, Meatball is really great in this episode. Meatball was also great in the episode where he and Wade were in a band called
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