Strange Bedfellows (24 Jan. 2010)

Bill, Nicki and Cara Lynn travel to Washington, D.C., where Bill tries to land an endorsement from Congressman Clark Paley while repairing his relationship with Nicki. First, however, he ... See full summary »

Director:

Adam Davidson

Writers:

Mark V. Olsen (creator), Will Scheffer (creator),

Stars:

Bill Paxton, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Chloë Sevigny

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Bill Paxton	...	Bill Henrickson
Jeanne Tripplehorn	...	Barb Henrickson
Chloë Sevigny	...	Nicolette Grant
Ginnifer Goodwin	...	Margene Heffman
Zeljko Ivanek	...	JJ
Amanda Seyfried	...	Sarah Henrickson
Shawn Doyle	...	Joey Henrickson
Melora Walters	...	Wanda Henrickson
Grace Zabriskie	...	Lois Henrickson
Matt Ross	...	Alby Grant
Mireille Enos	...	JoDean Marquart
Cassi Thomson	...	Cara Lynn
Sissy Spacek	...	Marilyn Densham
Harry Dean Stanton	...	Roman Grant
Douglas Smith	...	Ben Henrickson

Storyline

Bill, Nicki and Cara Lynn travel to Washington, D.C., where Bill tries to land an endorsement from Congressman Clark Paley while repairing his relationship with Nicki. First, however, he has to get past a faux pas heʼs made with Marilyn Densham, Paleyʼs political crony. Back in Utah, Margene and her "Hearts on a Sleeve" line go prime time, but her on-air triumph is tempered by a case of mistaken identity. Joined by Sarah, Barb leads a series of seminars on sensitivity training at the casino. Fearing that Wanda spilled the beans about Romanʼs murder to J.J., Joey goes to extremes to safeguard their dirty secret. Barb and Sarah hit a young Native American woman with their car, prompting Sarah to personally compensate the victim and her baby. Even as his affection for Dale deepens, Alby is tormented by reminders of his late fatherʼs judgment.

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

24 January 2010 (USA)

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Color:

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Quotes

Barb Henrickson: Mormon culture is very self-reliant, so when she implied that you were a welfare cheat, that's where she would have been coming from. Still, how did that make you feel?
Dolores: Not good.
Barb Henrickson: How not good?
Dolores: Hurt my feelings.
Barb Henrickson: Good, Dolores. And did she have a right to say that?
Dolores: No.
Barb Henrickson: No, of course she didn't. And what would you want to say back to her?
Dolores: You hurt my feelings.
Barb Henrickson: Good, but it's so important everyone that we really get beneath the surface. If you could say anything you want back to her, Dolores, what ...
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