Ep 6. The McEntire Truth

Jenny Hart is the matriarch of the Hart family living in Greenpoint, North Carolina. She is a waitress and mother to Violet, her sweet and caring daughter, and Wayne, her only son who is struggling to find his passion in life. Jenny also has an Elvis-loving boyfriend named Jesus who adores her and her family.

In season 2 episode 6, titled "The McEntire Truth," Jenny and her family prepare for the Greenpoint Annual Love Festival. Meanwhile, Betty McEntire, a well-known country singer and Greenpoint native, comes back into town and surprises everyone at the festival by performing with a local band.

However, Betty's homecoming isn't all sweet and joyful. She has a bone to pick with Jenny's mother, Brenda, who has held onto a grudge against Betty since their high school days. Brenda confides in Jenny about what really happened between her and Betty, and Jenny decides to seek out Betty to clear the air and make amends.

As the episode progresses, we see the consequences of holding onto grudges and the power of forgiveness and redemption. Jenny's desire to make amends not only heals her mother's broken relationship with Betty but also teaches her family the value of forgiveness and letting go of the past.

The episode also highlights the importance of community in small towns, as it takes the whole town to put on the Love Festival. We see the Hart family come together to make the festival a success, from Wayne's involvement in a local wrestling match to Violet's participation in the beauty pageant. The Love Festival brings the entire town together, something that is much needed in the current divisive climate.

Overall, "The McEntire Truth" is a heartwarming, fun-filled episode that showcases the values of forgiveness, redemption, and community. It also adds another layer to the already lovable characters we have grown to know and cherish from Bless the Harts.