It's going to be a long wait for
Big Love fans, especially after HBO delayed the highly anticipated third season premiere of the show until the fall. Meanwhile, here are some spoilers for the upcoming season to ease the wait.
Warning: Spoilers ahead.
Towards the end of the second season of
Big Love, the writers toyed with the possibility of a “fourth wife candidate” for polygamist Bill Henrickson (
Bill Paxton), as if dealing with his current three wives, Barb (legal wife/first wife), Nicki (second wife) and Margene (third wife), wasn't enough.
Ana (Branka Katic), the waitress at a local diner who has captured Bill's attention, was introduced in a three-episode story arc, which resulted in Margene (
Ginnifer Goodwin) encouraging Bill to bring Ana into the family as Bill's new wife. Margene befriended Ana after seeing Bill flirting with her, and monitored Bill and Ana's brief fling through this friendship. On the other hand, Barb (
Jeanne Tripplehorn) reasserted herself as first wife by outing the family as polygamist to her nosey neighbors and informing Bill that she will finally leave him once and for all if he tries to bring into the family a fourth wife.
Thanks to Zap2it.com, we can finally find out what's in store for the new episodes of
Big Love. Early in the season, Barb will confront Ana, lecturing her on the risks and consequences of dating a married man. She will also insist that if Ana is serious about Bill, then she must be prepared to date the entire family.
Initially, Ana is quite hesitant but will eventually court the Henricksons throughout season 3. And as expected, there will be some discussions about marriage. Unfortunately, this doesn't sit very well with Bill's daughter Sarah (Amanda Seyfried), who will accuse her father of putting the financial needs of a fourth wife above her desire for a college education.
Stay tuned for more updates on
Big Love, which also stars
Chloe Sevigny, Douglas Smith, and Harry Dean Stanton, just to name a few.
Would you like Ana to become the fourth wife?
-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source:
Zap2it.com
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