'Nashville' Season 4 Spoilers: Juliette Might Take Responsibility For Jeff's Death, Plus More In Finale [VIDEO]
The final episode of Nashville is just around the corner with more surprises to come.
In a promo released on Wednesday, fans get a glimpse of the past four years on the show with all the drama, music and love. There have been moments that were frightening, amazing and tragic, and it all ends next week.
Juliette is on the phone saying it's time for her to take responsibility, giving insight if she's referring to the shocking death of Jeff. After he died, Juliette claimed he killed himself despite the fact that he saved her from taking her own life and fell to his own death.
There's also the relationship between Deacon and Rayna, and how even though they got married, there are still issues they need to work out.
Is there also a chance that Gunnar and Scarlett might finally work things out? She tells him she's in love with him, but will he return those powerful words?
Check it out in the video below.
In a report from Entertainment Weekly, ABC entertainment president Channing Dungey explained why Nashville as well as ABC series Castle were let go at this time. While the answer wasn't specific, these two shows just didn't seem to line up for what ABC had in store next season.
"In terms of behind the scenes things that were happening on both Castle and Nashville, the studios in each case were looking for the best creative and financial ways to make room for a ninth season of Castle or a fifth season of Nashville," Dungey said. "They were definitely engaged in a bunch of conversations at the studio they felt would set them up for the best [chance] of success should they get the order."
"In terms of what we were discussing internally on the network side, it was [what was] best for the schedule and, obviously, looking at ratings, looking at our own planning and looking at some of the new development," she continued. "A lot of those decisions really did come down to the wire, which is a difficult thing about these jobs. You have to weigh and measure a lot of different things."
Dungey added that these shows were "wonderful," but the future of ABC just didn't really revolve around them anymore.
The final episode of Nashville airs on Wednesday, May 25 at 10 p.m. ET on ABC.
