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The radio that Ryan and Cate work promotes a music festival called Sugar Magnolia, and Ryan will be the presenter. Meanwhile, the two are still "trying" to get pregnant. But Cate keeps taking contraceptives hidden from Ryan.

Cate's mother, indiscreetly, Cate account for everyone who is trying to get pregnant, and Baze and Lux do not feel comfortable with the new. Baze will accompany the concert Lux and Tasha and says that each should bring a guest. Cate tells his mother who is boycotting Ryan plans on having a baby for fear of losing it.

Eric Lux invites his tutor, but he refuses saying that he has company. Lux Later he discovers that go with Paige. Baze invites his colleague, Suzie, for the concert, but his boss wants to go in her place to capture new customers. They end the show in prison for trying to break into the dressing room and ends up rolling an atmosphere between them. It can turn a future romance.

Lux goes to Jones for the concert and Paige produces Lux provocatively dressed. See Eric Lux and Paige together leaves upset. Worse is when busted Tasha Jones and kissing. They fight.

The Girls of One Three Hill gave a concert, Mia Catalano (Kate Voegele) and his producer, Haley James Scott (Bethany Joy Galeotty). When a band slows Cate doing improv, Ryan discovers Cate contraceptives in stock. The two have an argument and makes it clear that Ryan has no reason to stay married to Cate.

The concert will roll and after the presentation of Ben Lee, goes the theme song of the series. And at the last minute to cover the band was missing, Sarah Mclachlan. Diva! Great participation.

During a discussion, Cate says many truths stuck to the mother, and she ends up blurting out that he did not want cate when pregnant. The fight was ugly and left two wounded.

At home, Cate Ryan explains that the reason of not wanting a baby was the fear of disappointing Lux or make her feel left out. All is well between them. Cate Lux and talk, and after clarifying their feelings, Cate Lux advises talking with Baze on the same subject. Cate goes to the bar in Baze and after a brief exchange of words, it becomes clear chemistry between the two. What ever gives me more sure that this story is not over yet.
I must make a technical comment through this episode. The screenplay was adapted very well to make the crossover from a very natural way. Not saved in production, but he missed some larger images of the show.

It is noticed that Crane had and Steady-cam, but where are the images most of the stage space. The photo was well executed, but the impression I had is that much material was not seized on the issue. Only two inserts the crane on the piano for Sarah Mclahlan. Stedy lacked outlets of the internal perspective of the stage and audience.

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