Fug File: Nashville

Fug the Show: Nashville, episode 20


This one ends with not one, but two big bangs. One is figurative, and neither is sexual. All I know is, the next two one (apparently the finale is tonight and there are only 21 episodes this season?) are probably going to be fairly juicy and I can’t wait.

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Fug the Show: Nashville, episodes 18 and 19


I can’t believe SEXY THINGS HAPPENED when I went out of town. Also, does this mean that I need to go out of town for the whole season?

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Fug the Show: Nashville, episode 17


We are hitting a slight low ebb in the action, as everyone treads water until the push to the finale. Even the wardrobe people are getting a break — it’s all pants and shirts up in this joint, unless you’re Scarlett, who has literally never met a pair of jeans that weren’t on the body of a dude.

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Fug the Show: Nashville, episode 16


There was LOTS of Maddie standing next to Deacon, and Deacon slinging an arm around her, and basically, if this guy’s not heading toward having a surprise teenage daughter soon then the writers are just enjoying yanking our chains.

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Fug the Show: Nashville, episode 15


I’m bummed that this show came back from a long break with an hour that only marginally hinted at its goodness. Even Tami Taylor’s hair didn’t look up to its usual magnificence, although I’m sure no one noticed because we are too busy wondering when Scarlett will get a makeover. Girl, you’re not Rapunzel.

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Fug the Show: Nashville


This magazine nailed the most important headline in the history of journalism, fake or otherwise: “CARNIVOROUS ROACH PLAYS POSSUM, THEN POUNCES ON PREY.” I knew it. I KNEW THEY’D BE COMING FOR US.

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