Tammy Wynette

Eden moves in with George and Tessa, shaking up the household. Sheila may be compromising Noah's relationship with Eden. Malik and Lisa look into attending a summer camp.

When free-spirited Callie admits to frugal Adam that she is in major debt and then goes to extreme measures to secure a royal interview for him, Adam worries that the differences in their approach to finances might be too much for their relationship to handle. Meanwhile, while taking care of Tommy in the mornings for Lisa, Mike is surprised by how much he enjoys the morning coffee dates with the other neighborhood moms, who welcome him immediately into their tight-knit group, and Ethan finds it difficult to break up with a girl after she makes a bold move.

Having been suspended from the Marshal's service, Raylan decides to use his free time to go head-to-head with the gangsters who are bothering Winona's new husband.

A wealthy man seemingly commits suicide on a luxurious Kentucky horse ranch, and Raylan must hunt for his missing art collection while resisting the advances of his attractive widow.

Jack's dreams are crushed when Avery informs him that a cable company is rumored to buy out NBC. Meanwhile Liz tracks down the man of her dreams whom she met in her dentist's waiting room, while Jenna helps Tracy as he tries to get a Tony Award.

D'Angelo confronts Avon about the bad package and washes his hands of the business. Avon brokers a deal to give up the prison officer for a reduction in his sentence. Valchek specifically requests Lieutenant Daniels for the Sobotka investigation. Daniels negotiates with Burrell and secures the promise of his own major crimes unit after the Sobotka investigation ends. Sobotka chastises his son and nephew about their unauthorized smuggling deal with the Greeks; he defends his own illicit deals as a means toward regenerating the ailing dockyard. Ziggy continues to enjoy his new-found wealth. McNulty takes a personal interest in the murdered women and is pressured to find Omar for Bunk Moreland.

Sam Baldwin, a Chicago architect, has lost his wife to cancer. He and his young son Jonah move to Seattle, Washington to make a fresh start, but Sam is still disconsolate. On Christmas evening, Jonah calls into a national radio advice show and persuades his father to go on the air with him to talk about how much he misses his wife. Thousands of women around the country, touched by Sam's story, send him letters. One letter is from Annie Reed, a journalist from Baltimore, Maryland, engaged to a nice but sneeze-prone man named Walter who feels that there is something missing. Jonah, who has been working his way through the flood of mail, finds Annie's missive and likes that it mentions the Baltimore Orioles. He tries to convince his father to go to New York City to meet her on Valentine's Day, but Sam loses his temper and refuses. Jonah flies to New York and takes a taxi to the Empire State Building, saying he's going to meet his new mother. Sam, in pursuit, catches up with Jonah, who hasn't found Annie because she's busy breaking up with her fiancé. Jonah and Sam get on the down elevator just before a late Annie rushes in, but with the help of a lost backpack and teddy bear, they finally meet and all ends well.

Thelma & Louise is about two women who escape from their troubled, caged lives.

This ad for the Volkswagen Caddy Maxi with Park Assist shows a mother, taking her son to school. As she pulls up to the school, finding a parking space along the curb, the mom takes the opportunity given to her by the Park Assist feature, to give her son a very long hug goodbye. With Park assist freeing her hands, she is able to give her focus to her son, who appears to be a bit embarrassed by his mother's long goodbye. "VW Caddy Maxi - Park Assist - The Long Goodbye Commercial" (Lyrics) Sometimes it's hard to be a woman Giving all your love to just one man You'll have bad times And he'll have good times Doin' things that you don't understand Caddy Maxi with Park Assist VW Das Auto.

The commercial begins by showing a black GMC Yukon in the middle of a field, where men in safety vests arrive to set up equipment to survey the property. A black Sierra is now parked in the field, which is being transformed by machinery to clear the land. A crew arrives to build the frame for a Craftsman style house. A For Sale sign goes up in the front yard, which quickly changes to Sold. A black GMC Terrain, owned by the realtor, is parked in front of the newly constructed home. After the Terrain leaves, a black GMC Acadia is parked at the house, where a family is moving in to their new home. (Lyrics) We always wanted a big two story house Back when we lived in that little two room shack We wanted fame and fortune And we'd live life the way that rich folks do We knew somehow we'd make it Together me and you Everyone has a job to do. And we build at GMC for everyone. During the GMC Summer Event, get 0% APR financing for 72 months on the GMC Acadia. Or qualified buyers get $2500 cash back. Yukon Sierra Terrain For Sale Open House 1-5 Slaterly Realty Acadia GMC Summer Event 2012 GMC Acadia 0% APR for 72 mos for qualified buyers or Current GMC or Non-GMC owners/lessees $2500 cash back GMC We are professional grade

"Guinness advert - Men and women shouldn't live together" This black and white advert begins in a dirty house as the opening lyrics, "Sometimes it's hard to be a woman" play from the class country hit, "Stand By Your Man". A faceless person wearing rubber gloves starts cleaning up dirty dishes, old food, laundry, clutter, and garbage of all kinds. Meanwhile, a sterotypical man takes a relaxing bath, and continues to make more of a mess when he gets out and starts getting ready for work. When the man runs out of the house, he stops to kiss his (male) partner goodbye before running to the car. Even there, he makes a mess with his coffee and even leaves it on top of the car as he drives off. Not everything is in black and white - not even things that are black and white. (Lyrics) Sometimes it's hard to be a woman Giving all your love to just one man But if you love him Oh, be proud of him 'Cause after all, he's just a man Stand by your man and show the world you love him Keep giving all the love you can Stand by your man The 3rd Man "Men and Women shouldn't live together. They are totally different animals" - Diana Dors Not everything in black and white makes sense. Guinness