Episode 7 of "Nashville" Season 4 titled "Can't Get Used to Losing You" will focus on Reyna and Deacon's relationship. In this episode airing on November 11, Rayna is worried about her fiance's new business venture of being co-owner of a bar with his friend from AA. Meanwhile, Juliette will deny being on the roof ledge when Jeff died. Elsewhere in the episode, Luke will face tough times with his son Colt.
In the previous episode of "Nashville" Season 4, Juliette attempted to jump off the roof but Jeff was the one who accidentally fell after he tried to stop her. Even while Juliette tries to deny being with Jeff when he died, it will not hold because Colt witnessed the whole thing.
When Luke tells Juliette that someone saw her being with Jeff, she denies it by saying she was alone in her room the whole night. Will Luke still try to protect Juliette at his son's expense?
There will only be three more episodes left of "Nashville"Season 4 after Wednesday night. Spoilers for these episodes have already been making the rounds in the internet. Yibada reports that in Episode 8 titled "Unguarded Moments", family life will distract Rayna from her work as she turns down a solo artist offer for Maddie.
Elsewhere, Gunnar's girlfriend Erin will cause trouble for Scarlett while Avery is getting desperate for money and produces mediocre song in this episode airing on November 18.
Rayna realizes that her love for the music business is not enough now that she has to compete with fresh new talents in Episode 9 that will air on December 2.
The "Nashville" Season 4 finale titled "We've Got Nothing but Love to Prove" airs on December 9. Here, a brand new character heads to Music City reports Wide Open Country.
Former Once Upon a Time actress Jessy Schram will play the role of singer-songwriter Cash Gray. According to TV Line, it will be revealed in future episodes that Cash is the daughter of Frankie, Deacon's sponsor from AA and a potential partner in his bar. Her arrival is said to spell more drama for Rayna.
It looks like there is so much drama but so little time as "Nashville" Season 4 winds down to its last few episodes. Be sure to tune in every Wednesday night on ABC.
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