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Zoe blames herself when a friend faces a health crisis. Wade explores the idea of opening his own bar in BlueBell. Lemon plans a romantic night for George. Also available on Xfinity, Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Zoe makes a romantic connection with one of her patients and Lemon agrees to let Magnolia plan her bachelorette party. Also available on Xfinity, Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Zoe goes in search of some family history and discovers -much to Lemon's displeasure - that she is a legacy to the BlueBell Belles. Wade helps Lavon get back into the dating scene. Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Zoe is asked out by a handsome veterinarian (WES BROWN - True Blood), and when Nascar's BRIAN VICKERS drops out of co-hosting an event with Lemon, Lavon replaces him. Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Zoe thinks she's seen a ghost. Plus, her mother (JoBETH WILLIAMS) comes to town in hopes of reconciling with Zoe, and Lavon won't authorize Lemon and George's dream home purchase. Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Betty has a series of frightful experiences on Halloween. Also available on Xfinity, Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Todd's Job: Sam tries to ensure that Todd gets a job by sabotaging his competition.

With a new drug that helps create a clear picture of her obnoxious personality before her accident, former bad girl Samantha Newly (Emmy nominee Christina Applegate) continues to piece together her past in the comedy's second and last season. She now finds herself on a rocky road to romance with her goody two-shoes boyfriend (James Tupper) while ex-beau Todd (Barry Watson) tries to win her back.

When Samantha Newly (Christina Applegate, in an Emmy-nominated role) awakens from a brief coma, she has no idea who she is. Struck with amnesia, she depends on those around her to fill in the blanks. But maybe she's better off in the dark: It seems Sam wasn't such a nice person before her accident. This hilariously unpredictable series about second chances and fresh starts also stars Barry Watson, Jennifer Esposito, Jean Smart and Tim Russ.