Much like it has already been stated, seasons 1-3 are the most watchable of this series. Past that it becomes a overly-dramatic hot mess soap opera.
Struggled through season 4 & part 5 until one of the main leads departs the show. Obviously the writing was on the wall by that stage and couldn't fathom continuing past this point.
The acting is quite good considering two of the cast aren't even American. Unfortunately they don't have much to work with.
Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere) is one of the most divisive characters is such an erratic self-entitled diva narcissist and find difficult to feel anything positive toward this character.
Deacon Claybourne (Charles Esten) is probably the highlight of this show.
7/10 for Seasons 1-3. Forget the rest as the show quickly drops off from Season 4.
Struggled through season 4 & part 5 until one of the main leads departs the show. Obviously the writing was on the wall by that stage and couldn't fathom continuing past this point.
The acting is quite good considering two of the cast aren't even American. Unfortunately they don't have much to work with.
Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere) is one of the most divisive characters is such an erratic self-entitled diva narcissist and find difficult to feel anything positive toward this character.
Deacon Claybourne (Charles Esten) is probably the highlight of this show.
7/10 for Seasons 1-3. Forget the rest as the show quickly drops off from Season 4.