Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign

***Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign*** is the third episode of the first season of Country Comfort. It premiered on March 19, 2021. It is written by Caryn Lucas, and directed by David Kendall.

## Synopsis

*Beau and the kids get cleaned up for a church wedding — and encounter an unexpected guest at the house. Meanwhile, Cassidy struggles with her faith.*

## Plot

The Haywoods are in the kitchen getting ready for the wedding of Summer’s little sister, but Chloe complains that it never hurt when Bayley did her hair. Beau reminds her that Bailey doesn’t work for them anymore because she was irresponsible and has bad judgement. Just as Beau tells them to stop talking about Bailey, Tuck asks the other if it’s just him, or does it smell like Bailey. He eventually realizes it’s Brody, who used Bailey’s perfume on himself. Brody explains that it was just a squirt from the bottle of perfume Bailey left behind, and that he only did it because he misses her. Eventually, the kids see Bailey in their house, who had used the spare key Beau gave her to take the rest of her stuff with her. The kids run to her and hug her in excitement. then calls We have a bunch of kids that are running wild. And then there is Bailey, who is more lost than that single sock that somehow the dryer eats.

Cassidy however, doesn’t want to go, and when Bailey asks why, her brothers explain that their sister hasn’t stepped foot inside since her mother’s funeral two years earlier. When she eventually comes down, she proceeds to tell her dad she is not going to church, until he explains to her why she should believe in someone that took her mom away from her. Beau is at a loss for words on what to do, doesn't know where to even begin. So he starts with Google because as he explains to Cassidy, he is a cowboy, and only knows about cowboy related things.

Bailey eventually asks for a word with Beau, and proceeds to say that she feels confident enough to get Cassidy to go to church. Beau isn’t so easily swayed after how badly she messed up the week before. Beau reluctantly agrees to let Bailey be in charge of getting Cassidy to the church.

The boys are at the church and Summer’s Mama just doesn’t know when to stop talking. Beau is trying to avoid her but of course he can’t. She likes to talk a lot and she’s all about her kids getting the richest men .

In Bailey’s quest to help Cassidy find faith, she is failing miserably. Bailey sees a car on the side of the road and wants to pull over to help. Cassidy is against it, especially when it turns out that it’s Summer and her sister.

Meanwhile, at the church, Beau is growing increasingly worried about Summer. He keeps texting her but she isn’t answering. Eventually, he runs into the janitor who is in tears and telling some sob story about the girl that he loves and how they can’t be together. Jimmy continues by saying that the girl he was in love with never told her family they were together. He says he doesn’t blame her because his ex feared she would get disowned by her family. As the conversation continues, Beau realizes it’s quite weird of a coincidence that Anne Murray’s 1980’s song, “Could I have This Dance”, was not only Beau and his late wife’s song, but also is April and Jimmy’s song.

As they wait for the bride to show up to her own wedding, the preacher asks if anyone would like to come up to give their testimony about the lord. Brody and Tuck over going up front to sing a song to Sarah Beth, the Mayor’s daughter. But eventually Tuck wins out, and sings a song that all the girls and a guy in an IZOD enjoy. After Chloe gives Brody a pep talk, so he doesn’t give up without a fight, Brody jumps in while Tuck starts to sing his second song. The two end up dueting in an effort to one up the other.

As it turns out, Jimmy and April’s song is the same as Beau and his late wife’s song. He takes this as a sign. When April arrives Beau tells her not to make a mistake, and not to marry someone she’s not in love with.

In a twist of fate, Cassidy ends up getting her Mama’s guitar back after it is revealed that the gift April bought for her husband to be from turns out to be that very same guitar.

Just as April is about to walk down the aisle, Cassidy yells at her to wait, and insists that she can’t marry someone she doesn’t love. April is adamant that she does love Cody, and is insistent on marrying him. Summer chimes in and tells her younger sister that without love she’s got nothing. She also adds that she loves April more than anything in the world, and begs her not to do something she is going to regret for the rest of her life. Their father agrees when he says that it is a hellish life. April refuses to listen and tells them all to take their places.

Eventually, Jimmy comes down the aisle to stop the wedding with tears in his eyes, and April ends up walking up to him and dancing with him. Effectively calling off the wedding to be with the man she really loves.

## Cast

### Starring

* Katharine McPhee as Bailey Hart
* Eddie Cibrian as Beau Haywood
* Ricardo Hurtado as Tuck Haywood
* Jamie Martin Mann as Brody Haywood
* Pyper Braun as Chloe Haywood
* Shiloh Verrico as Cassidy Haywood
* Griffin McIntyre as Dylan Haywood

### Guest Starring

* Janet Varney as Summer
* Steve Talley as Jimmy
* Brett Rice as Albert
* Julia Duffy as Abigail
* Stephanie Styles as April

### Images

* Promotional Images
* Behind the Scenes

## Trivia

* The title of this episode is a reference to the 1971 song *Signs* by the Canadian rock group Five Man Electrical Band. It is not a direct reference to the song's title, but rather comes from some of the lyrics within the aforementioned song.
* Cassidy hasn’t stepped inside a church for two years, which was right after her mother died, and they had a funeral.
* Brody reveals in this episode that he has anxiety and a gluten intolerance.
* It is also revealed that Anne Murray’s 1980’s song, “Could I have This Dance”, was Beau and his late wife’s song, as well as April and Jimmy’s song.
* Beau explains that his late wife was singing this song at a bar the night they met, and would go on to sing it for every anniversary until she passed.

## References

1. ↑ Every Song in Country Comfort Season 1 - Screen Rant