Nashville

[Just_An_SID]

So who watched this tonight?

It is hard to argue with a show that has both Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere. . . Mrs. Coach and the cheerleader Hero.

The first half-hour has been solid. Hayden's character is an absolute slutty *****. . . which means I like her already.

 

[Norrin Radd]

Like it. I'll be watching again.

Panettiere has clearly taken some acting lessons since Heroes.

 

[TigerVols]

The Bluebird is, literally, the closest beer to my bedroom at the house I grew up at...and I worked in the biz for five years, so I know a bit about the culture, to say the least.

And, damn, they were spot on with the details. The costumer deserves and Emmy for getting the look exactly right. And the storyline, particularly about recording the three songs and looking through thousands, was exactly right, too. And the quick scene with the mayor wannabe talking about a potential ballpark? That was shot at the site of the Sounds' potential ballpark. Authentic, indeed.

Sure, there's a few cliches, but that's TV.

 

[DanOregon]

Not to mention the new label head not giving a crap about artists at a label before they got there. Very Johnny Cash and typical of pretty much any business.
I hope they go into the labels that launched after country "boomed" - and perhaps have Connie Britton realize at some point that she was the "new girl" at one time who bumped off a Loretta Lynn-type.

 

[jr/shotglass]

I'm totally sold on this show. Sixty minutes in, and they've developed layers for the top 6-7 characters already.

 

[blacktitleist]

Loved it.

Especially now that Tami Taylor AND Bunny Colvin are back to work.

Great show. Been looking forward to it. It definitely delivered. Just read where Britton is doing her own vocals for the show.

Great character development in the first hour.

 

[heyabbott]

I'm totally sold on this show. Sixty minutes in, and they've developed layers for the top 6-7 characters already.

I thought the same, lots of charcter development in a short time without being rushed. The scene with Hayden on the phone with her meth-addict mother defintely allows you to have some empathy for her character.

 

[Mizzougrad96]

Very good show... Probably the best I've seen of the new ones, not that I've seen them all... I still have Elementary and Vegas sitting on the DVR.

Based on the first show, I have no doubts this show will be great. I just wonder how they can get more than one season out of it...

 

[shockey]

dvr'd it. havent wtched yet. but i'm expeting to be 'all in' from the get go. all i need is to hear the cast includes 'connie britton' and i'm melting....

 

[Mizzougrad96]

I was resisting it initially, even though I love Britton, because I freaking hate that dumb little cheerleader from Heroes.

As someone else pointed out, she's had acting lessons or gotten a lot better since then because she was pretty damn good in the first show.

 

[Hank_Scorpio]

Watched baseball last night, instead of this. Definitely will be watching it online at some point this weekend.

Even without baseball, it's a killer time slot, going up against CSI and Chicago Fire, another show that seems to be pretty good from the previews. Have to watch that online too.

 

[Batman]

Didn't see the show, but I ogled the poster for a good long while.

 

[dixiehack]

The Bluebird is, literally, the closest beer to my bedroom at the house I grew up at...and I worked in the biz for five years, so I know a bit about the culture, to say the least.

And, damn, they were spot on with the details. The costumer deserves and Emmy for getting the look exactly right. And the storyline, particularly about recording the three songs and looking through thousands, was exactly right, too. And the quick scene with the mayor wannabe talking about a potential ballpark? That was shot at the site of the Sounds' potential ballpark. Authentic, indeed.

Sure, there's a few cliches, but that's TV.

I am probably going to give it a chance now based off this alone. I'm so used to shows and movies that are clueless about the town that I swore off that stuff years ago.

One of my favorite games when CMT first started was playing "Where was that filmed?" Because invariable it was within a 60-mile radius of Opryland. Got damn good at it too.

 

[TigerVols]

The Bluebird is, literally, the closest beer to my bedroom at the house I grew up at...and I worked in the biz for five years, so I know a bit about the culture, to say the least.

And, damn, they were spot on with the details. The costumer deserves and Emmy for getting the look exactly right. And the storyline, particularly about recording the three songs and looking through thousands, was exactly right, too. And the quick scene with the mayor wannabe talking about a potential ballpark? That was shot at the site of the Sounds' potential ballpark. Authentic, indeed.

Sure, there's a few cliches, but that's TV.

I am probably going to give it a chance now based off this alone. I'm so used to shows and movies that are clueless about the town that I swore off that stuff years ago.

One of my favorite games when CMT first started was playing "Where was that filmed?" Because invariable it was within a 60-mile radius of Opryland. Got damn good at it too.

As a local, you'll get a kick out of the name of the record label: Edgehill.

I have no doubt they'll be eating at the Pancake Pantry in an upcoming episode.

 

[imjustagirl]

Just watched it online. I had forgotten to put it on my DVR list, but recorded the final 11 minutes after seeing this thread and have it set for the rest of the year.

I really liked the premiere. As already mentioned, plenty of layers. I do dislike the patsy husband though.

 

[TigerVols]

Just watched it online. I had forgotten to put it on my DVR list, but recorded the final 11 minutes after seeing this thread and have it set for the rest of the year.

I really liked the premiere. As already mentioned, plenty of layers. I do dislike the patsy husband though.

Has no idea what you mean.

 

[imjustagirl]

Just watched it online. I had forgotten to put it on my DVR list, but recorded the final 11 minutes after seeing this thread and have it set for the rest of the year.

I really liked the premiere. As already mentioned, plenty of layers. I do dislike the patsy husband though.

Has no idea what you mean.

Wow. You connected on that one.

 

[BDC99]

Didn't see the show, but I ogled the poster for a good long while.

DVR's it but haven't watched yet. But right here are four reasons to watch. Hummina! Connie Britton has been at the top of my short list since about 1996 when she started on Spin City.

 

[KYSportsWriter]

Didn't see the show, but I ogled the poster for a good long while.

God dang ...

 

[dixiehack]

The Bluebird is, literally, the closest beer to my bedroom at the house I grew up at...and I worked in the biz for five years, so I know a bit about the culture, to say the least.

And, damn, they were spot on with the details. The costumer deserves and Emmy for getting the look exactly right. And the storyline, particularly about recording the three songs and looking through thousands, was exactly right, too. And the quick scene with the mayor wannabe talking about a potential ballpark? That was shot at the site of the Sounds' potential ballpark. Authentic, indeed.

Sure, there's a few cliches, but that's TV.

I am probably going to give it a chance now based off this alone. I'm so used to shows and movies that are clueless about the town that I swore off that stuff years ago.

One of my favorite games when CMT first started was playing "Where was that filmed?" Because invariable it was within a 60-mile radius of Opryland. Got damn good at it too.

As a local, you'll get a kick out of the name of the record label: Edgehill.

I have no doubt they'll be eating at the Pancake Pantry in an upcoming episode.

Bolton's chicken or GTFO.

And not sure that CookeVegas qualifies one for "local" status but I'll take it.