Ep 18. Nobody Knows But Me

In the eighteenth episode of the third season of Nashville, entitled "Nobody Knows But Me," the characters are plagued by secrets and lies as they try to navigate the complexities of their personal and professional lives.

The episode begins with Scarlett struggling with guilt over her affair with Caleb, and confiding in Gunnar who she knows will keep her secret. However, when Avery sees Caleb and Scarlett together, he begins to suspect that something is going on between them. Meanwhile, Caleb is faced with his own secret when his ex-girlfriend shows up unexpectedly, threatening to end his career if he doesn't come back to her.

Elsewhere, Deacon is struggling with the revelation that he has a teenage daughter, Maddie, and is unsure of how to be a father to her after years of being absent. This leads to tension between him and Rayna, who is trying to be supportive but also dealing with her own issues with Maddie's biological father, Teddy.

In the midst of all this drama, Juliette is struggling to deal with her postpartum depression, but is keeping it a secret from everyone. She becomes increasingly erratic and begins to self-destructive behavior, causing concern for her close friends and family.

Meanwhile, Layla continues her quest for fame, even if it means losing Jeff in the process. She begins to work with Will on a duet, but starts to develop feelings for him, complicating his own relationship with his boyfriend.

As the episode progresses, the characters are forced to confront their secrets and make difficult decisions that will change the course of their lives. From Scarlett and Caleb's forbidden romance, to Deacon trying to connect with his newfound daughter, to Juliette's ongoing struggle with mental illness, "Nobody Knows But Me" is an emotionally charged episode that explores the complexities of relationships, identity, and the power of secrets.