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As Abby and the rest of the O’Briens prepare for the town’s annual lantern festival, Trace must return to Nashville to face a mistake from his past. Mick takes his granddaughters back-to-school shopping while covertly working on a business deal that is bound to cause family conflict.
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Directed by Sean McNamaraWritten by Nancey SilversGuest stars Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Candus Churchill, Britt Irvin, Carlo Marks, Serge Houde, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Karen Kruper
Mick makes some unpopular business decisions when he plans to sell the nightclub that he and Trace had built together. When planning her cousin’s wedding goes awry, Jess turns to an unexpected source for help. Bree fights to regain control in the production of her play.
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Directed by Sean McNamaraWritten by Michael BernsGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Britt Irvin, Carlo Marks, Serge Houde, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Tom Butler, Kyle Cassie, Gregory Harrison
As Abby sends her girls off to their first day at a new school, conflict arises between Trace and Wes about their roles in the family—complicated further by a Nashville recording label taking interest in Trace’s new demo with a former flame. Mick butts heads with his brother over family land.
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Directed by Terry IngramWritten by Michael MacLennanGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Britt Irvin, Michael Karl Richards, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Ted Cole, Gregory Harrison
Trace hits the road to record an album with his ex-girlfriend but has trouble channeling creative inspiration while he is away from Abby. A well-intentioned Jess creates trouble for Bree when she advertises that a famous author will attend a book reading at Bree’s new bookstore.
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Directed by Terry IngramWritten by Kirsten HansenGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Britt Irvin, Oliver Rice, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Bradley Stryker, Gregory Harrison
Nell discovers a treasure map that Bree made as a teen, leading Bree and Kevin to hunt for a family time capsule in the backyard. While Trace is in Nashville fighting his producer Mark Hall to keep Leigh on an upcoming album at the risk of his own career, Abby meets a handsome widower in the PTA.
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Directed by Mike RohlWritten by Michael MacLennanGuest stars Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Britt Irvin, Carlo Marks, Jason Schombing, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Ted Cole, Bradley Stryker
As the nightclub opening nears, Trace spends late nights practicing with Leigh and his band, while Mick fights city hall to receive a live music permit. Abby receives a promotion at work, but it leaves her with less time to spend with the family and Trace.
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Directed by Mike RohlWritten by David MaplesGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Britt Irvin, Mark Brandon, Oliver Rice, Carlo Marks, Michael Karl Richards
Mick receives damaging information about Thomas and considers whether to use it in their town hall debate over the family land trust. Jess plans a special meal to win David over but is fearful to take the next step in their relationship.
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Directed by Anne WheelerWritten by Nancey SilversGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Britt Irvin, Oliver Rice, Carlo Marks, Serge Houde, Karen Kruper
Away from the distraction of technology, Abby and Trace talk about their past and the future during a camping getaway. With some encouragement from Nell, Mick and Thomas try to work out their differences in person.
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Directed by Anne WheelerWritten by Ann Lewis HamiltonGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Britt Irvin, Oliver Rice, Carlo Marks, Gregory Harrison
After his band’s video goes viral, Trace receives offers from music executives, but tries to convince his band to give Mark Hall another shot. Abby, Nell and Megan spend some family time together preparing a princess birthday party for Carrie.
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Directed by Andy MikitaWritten by Nancey SilversGuest stars Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Britt Irvin, Carlo Marks, Michael Karl Richards, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Bradley Stryker, Gregory Harrison
After Mark offers Trace and his band a worldwide tour deal, Trace and Abby worry about how it might impact their future together. As Nell ponders a lost love from her past, Abby, Jess and Bree are faced with the possibility of losing their new loves in the present.
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Directed by Andy MikitaWritten by Ann Lewis HamiltonGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Britt Irvin, Oliver Rice, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Bradley Stryker, Gregory Harrison, Jerry Trimble, Victor Webster
Nancey Silvers, Phoef Sutton, Michael Berns, Mark Jordan Legan, Kirsten Hansen, Brian L. Ross, John Tinker, Ann Lewis Hamilton, Michael MacLennan, Kirsten Hansen, Gina Goldman, Elena Song, David Maples, Jill Goldsmith, Aurorae Khoo, Erinne Dobson, Ciara Van Gheem
