The Best Episodes of Bless the Harts Season 2

The Harts visit Greenpoint's abandoned mall, which brings back fond memories from the 2000s, but their reminiscing is interrupted when a mall rat named Stacey takes them hostage.

Director: Traci Honda

Writer: Andy Bobrow, Lauren McGuire

Betty, Jenny and Brenda reminisce over a past Black Friday memory while waiting in a Black Friday line.

Director: Samantha Arnett

Writer: Andy Bobrow, Lauren McGuire

With Betty’s birthday coming up, the whole Hart family tries to figure out how old she is. Meanwhile, Wayne gets the family to take a trip in an RV he got for free.

Director: Joseph Scott

Writer: Emily Spivey, Andy Bobrow

When Marjune receives all the attention at a funeral by passing off a famous tale as her own life story, Betty and Crystalynn join forces to take her down.

Director: Michael Baylis

Writer: Maxwell R. Kessler

Jenny lets Louise use Wayne as a faux boyfriend after her husband tragically dies on a cruise ship. Meanwhile, Betty makes murder accusations while guest-starring on Violet's podcast.

Director: Traci Honda

Writer: Tim McAuliffe, Janine Brito

When a massive heat wave hits Greenpoint, it stretches Jenny and Brenda's friendship to the breaking point. Meanwhile, Wayne gets a new truck and has issues letting go of his old one.

Director: Samantha Arnett

Writer: Emily Spivey, John Solomon

When the Ladies of Greenpoint hire Jenny to help run their gala, Jenny's desire to fit in leads to a strain in her relationship with Brenda.

Director: Pete Michels

Writer: Amy-Jo Perry

Jenny and Betty get carried away with a string of questionable purchases after winning the lottery. Meanwhile, Wayne gets a job at his favorite hardware store.

Director: Seung Cha

Writer: Jeremy Rowley, Christy Stratton

A psychic tells Jenny she's cursed after attempting to get a refund for wrongly guessing Betty's death day. Meanwhile, Wayne's fishing trip with some wild work buddies turns into a manhunt for a dangerous species.

Director: Michael Baylis

Writer: Lauren McGuire, Rich Blomquist

Jenny is faced with rowdy clientele when she becomes the night manager at The Last Supper.

Director: Oreste Canestrelli

Writer: N/A

A new restaurant leaves Greenpoint and the Last Supper in fear of financial ruin.

Director: Samantha Arnett

Writer: N/A

When Wayne gifts Jenny a hot tub for their anniversary, it proves to be more trouble than it's worth. Meanwhile, after getting banned from her favorite department store, Betty disguises herself in order to attend a sale.

Director: Joe Scott

Writer: Lauren McGuire

Jenny and Betty secretly follow Violet after becoming paranoid that she's making the same bad decisions they did as teenagers. Meanwhile, Wayne gets sued by Bobbie Nell.

Director: Mollie Helms

Writer: Jeremy Rowley, Christy Stratton

Jenny takes a mother/daughter bonding moment a little too far after Violet shows interest in learning to dance. Meanwhile, Wayne takes Betty to a flea market in hopes that she will finally give him the recognition he deserves.

Director: Michael Baylis

Writer: Janine Brito

Jenny goes to great lengths to show Louise that she deserves a raise without ever asking for one. Meanwhile, Betty takes Violet to her school conference and runs into a teacher she had a crush on.

Director: Joseph Scott, Mollie Helms

Writer: Erin Wagoner, Ed Voccola

Jenny and Wayne persuade Betty to get a job. Meanwhile, Violet and David's attempt to recruit a new friend backfires.

Director: Seung Cha

Writer: Jeremy Rowley, Christy Stratton

Jenny spends the weekend away at a wild bachelorette party with Brenda and leaves Wayne in charge of Violet. Meanwhile, Betty falls for the local strip club owner.

Director: Samantha Arnett

Writer: Rich Blomquist

Jenny takes over as Mayor Webb's campaign manager for re-election against Betty and an accomplished dog. Meanwhile, Wayne tries to dig up dirt on the canine opponent.

Director: Oreste Canestrelli

Writer: Jake Bender, Zach Dunn

When attendance at their local church begins to drop, the Harts plot to bring down the neighboring megachurch. Meanwhile, Violet tricks Wayne into helping her pull a prank that backfires.

Director: Becca Wallace

Writer: Erin Wagoner, Rich Blomquist

When the Harts are stuck inside on Violet's rainy spring break, Jenny gets incredibly competitive about board games. Meanwhile, when trying to avoid her daughter's competitive streak, Betty gets a ride-along in a cop car.

Director: Seung Cha

Writer: Tim McAuliffe

When the house across the street sells to a couple from New York, Jenny, Betty and Violet get caught in a lie trying to impress them. Meanwhile, Wayne and Travis try to become masters at cornhole in order to help Wayne's Mee-Maw.

Director: Becca Wallace

Writer: Emily Spivey, Andy Bobrow

When Wayne finds out he owns extra land, his family unexpectedly moves in on his property. Meanwhile, Violet searches for Wayne's "Uncle Tommy" after he goes missing.

Director: Traci Honda

Writer: Christy Stratton, Erin Wagoner

When Jenny ignores Jesus' advice on a moral conundrum, her new take on the truth causes huge problems in Louise's life. Meanwhile, both Betty and Wayne turn to Travis for spiritual healing after refusing to go to a doctor for help with medical problems.

Director: Michael Baylis

Writer: Tim McAuliffe

When Wayne's non-committal best friend, Travis, comes to town, the two take on their dream of opening a bar together. Meanwhile, the Harts attempt to fix their broken car to preserve its sentimental value.

Director: Oreste Canestrelli

Writer: Janine Brito, Jeremy Rowley