The Best Episodes Written By Dan Steele

When Zoe and Joel look for a more permanent residence, they find a place owned by one of Zoe's relatives; Lemon receives a tempting offer; George and Lynly's connection grows.

Director: Jim Hayman

Writer: Dan Steele

Zoe reluctantly agrees to allow Joel to throw her a birthday party at Lavon's to help cheer him up, but things go awry when her mom surprises her with a visit. Vivian wants to meet Wade's dad, but Wade is leery of how she might react. AnnaBeth gets an interesting request from the Belles that she was not expecting but, in light of recent developments might be the perfect distraction for her. Meanwhile, George is determined to prove to Tansy that his nemesis Scooter McGreevy has not changed and is fooling everyone.

Director: Patrick R. Norris

Writer: Dan Steele

While Wade is upset with Zoe over his relationship issues, she decides to lay low and help George out with his problems with Lemon. Meanwhile Lemon and Wade decide to play hooky from their respective problems. AnnaBeth is excited to introduce her new boyfriend to her parents, until they decide they would rather spend time with Lavon. Brick tries to help Wanda and Tom cope with infertility issues.

Director: Michael Schultz

Writer: Dan Steele

Serena volunteers to help Dan find a new place to live but their time together brings up unexpected emotions.

Director: Norman Buckley

Writer: Dan Steele

Lauren and Amy think one of their parents is having an affair. Karma and Shane feel insecure in their relationships.

Director: Erin Ehrlich

Writer: Dan Steele

Trying not to think about Karma, Amy decides to do a documentary about Lauren. Karma and Shane decide to start a band.

Director: Silas Howard

Writer: Dan Steele

Karma and Shane try to one up each other; Amy is surprised by new feelings.

Director: Linda Mendoza

Writer: Dan Steele

Lauren's quest to save Christmas at Hester puts Amy in a difficult position. Karma helps Felix get ready to ask out Amy, and Shane learns a secret about Noah.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Dan Steele