Nashville

- Previously on "Nashville"... - We're done.

Why on earth would you bring

your girlfriend on the road in a professional capacity?

- There are lines I don't cross. - You're fired.

I am the part owner in this place.

We're gonna have a bigger stage, bigger sound system.

Why aren't you producing my record? I'm not taking no for an answer.

You have taken advantage of our trust,

and we want to take your phone away.

I saw Jeff Fordham fall off the roof last night.

Juliette was out there like she was going to jump.

We need to keep Colt quiet.

- Until we know what happened... - We know exactly what happened!

I saw it!

Deacon: Maddie? Can I talk to you a sec?

- Hi. - What do you want?

Uh just, you know, checking in.

- I wanted to say good night. - Okay. Good night.

Um, little late for a shower, isn't it?

So now I have to ask permission to wash my hair, too?

No, you don't. I just...

look, sweetie, I know you're mad 'cause you're grounded,

but, you know, here we are in the same house together.

I feel like I hardly ever even see you.

Yeah.

So, what are you...

I was just thinking maybe we could, um,

start up with guitar lessons again, you know?

Hang out a little more, like we used to.

Can we talk about this later?

Okay. Yeah, sure.

Okay. Good night.

Maddie!

What are you doing? Why are you out of bed, sweetie?

I can't find my phone.

Stupid Maddie must have taken it again.

Take it easy, all right? You're not going in there right now.

You don't even need your phone tonight. It's bedtime.

I'll help you find it in the morning. It's okay.

When's my mom coming home?

That's the one. That's the one.

That's it. Yes!

That right there was magic.

- That was great. - Right?

Oh, my God, I owe it all to you, Rayna Jaymes.

- You're the best damn producer -

in the business.

- So, what's next? - Sleep.

We can't go to sleep. We're on a roll, baby.

Do you know it's 6:00 in the morning?

Yeah, I know what time it is.

We've been doing this for practically 24 hours.

So what's another couple hours?

No. Everybody's exhausted.

I will send somebody on a coffee run. I'll even buy.

I don't need another latte.

I'm gonna have to take my kids to school.

- You killed it. - Thank you.

It is beautiful. I'm so excited.

Let these people go home.

Y'all, thank you.

We're calling it. Get some rest.

You exhaust me.

Dude, some great reviews out of buffalo and Albany.

- Yeah! - And I just spoke to the Boston promoter.

Looks like both nights are sold out.

That's so great.

Back-to-back shows means

we actually get hotel rooms tonight, right?

What? Four nights on a bus, I'm ready for a real bed.

Need to take that?

Uh, no. I can call him back when we're done. It's okay.

What else we got?

Well, let's see.

Bucky's arranged a few more drive times down the road,

and Noel's gonna get back to me

about setting up a couple more interviews and signings.

That sounds so good.

Ow! What? I'm listening.

Signings... awesome. Anything else?

Nope. That's all I got.

Should be in Boston in a couple hours.

By the way, I've been meaning to say something all week.

I'm impressed. The confidence, the drive.

Definitely not the same Scarlett I tour-managed

your first time out.

Thank you. It's real good to be back.

The success of this band means a lot to me.

Erin: Stop!

Just hoping everybody feels the same way.

Will: Uh...

Uh, hang on! Just a sec!

Hey.

What's, uh... What's up, man?

You okay?

I have uh, seen or talked to you in a few days.

Yeah, totally. All good.

Yeah. Uh... You need something?

I got this, uh, studio gig today,

and Emily's running a few minutes late.

Can you listen to Cadence for me till she gets back?

Oh, yeah, sure. Yeah. No problem.

You sure?

I mean, I don't want to interrupt

whatever it is you got going on.

No, no. That's... that's not a problem.

Have fun at your gig.

So, uh, how'd it go? He say anything?

Mr. Wheeler, your son is incredibly withdrawn.

He barely spoke the entire session.

Right.

But it's quite possible

he just wasn't feeling comfortable with me.

No. No, I don't think so.

You're the fourth therapist to say that this week.

Well, I think it's important that Colt talk to someone.

This level of detachment speaks to trust issues

that really need to be dealt with.

I'd be happy to refer you to another specialist

wherever your tour takes you next.

Yeah, that'd be great. I really appreciate it, doc.

Thanks.

I take it you didn't like that one, either?

Didn't want a therapist in Milwaukee.

Don't know why I'd want one in Philadelphia.

Listen, I was, um...

Thinking you might be interested in coming to my show tonight.

Kid rock is fill as my opener,

and I was talking to him about how much you're into Hip-Hop.

He said he'd really like to meet you.

What do you think about that?

No, thanks.

Colt, come on. A little fun might be good for you.

I don't need fun or kid rock or any other stupid therapists.

Then help me out, son. Tell me what you do need.

'Cause, um... I'm nearing the end of my rope here.

I need a dad who gives a crap about telling the truth.

There she is.

I'll tell you what...

I think this producing is about to kill me.

Not for the faint of heart, is it?

No, it is not.

Markus giving you a hard time?

You know, it's just sort of like having a third kid.

Man.

Two's hard enough.

Yeah.

Are they up and going?

Well, Daphne is, but Maddie...

I don't know. I can't get two words out of her.

Yeah, I know that story.

Thank you for taking such good care of them

these last couple days.

You got it.

Can I ask you a big favor?

You mind driving them to school for me this morning?

Oh, baby, I can't. I got to get down to the bar.

We're getting the sign delivered today

and knocking out a whole wall.

I'm supervising everything.

They're waiting for me right now.

Okay.

Sorry.

It's all right.

See you tonight.

- Yep. Hope so. - All right.

Girls!

You don't have to yell. I'm right here.

Did you dye your hair?

What? So now my hair's grounded, too?

Okay, if you're trying to get a rise out of me this morning,

- just forget it. -

I'm not even gonna discuss this with you right now.

We'll talk about it tonight with your father.

Go get your stuff together... Now!

Hey, Buck.

Rayna, I'm looking at 160 hours of overtime at the studio.

Dare I ask how things are going over there?