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" If you were looking for closure while watching the series finale of Nashville tonight, you probably had a similar reaction to ours when the credits started rolling\u2014what?!\u00A0 But while a\u00A0cliffhanger involving Juliette Barnes&amp;#039; private\u00A0plane going off radar\u2014and the question of whether or not she died\u2014hanging in the air is seemingly frustrating, it&amp;#039;s actually a good sign for fans who have been a part of the #BringBackNashville campaign. (Of course,\u00A0it would be very &amp;quot;full circle&amp;quot; if Juliette did die in a private plane crash just outside of Nashville, considering that was Patsy Cline&amp;#039;s tragic fate in 1963.) According to TVLine, there\u00A0was an alternate &amp;quot;happy ending&amp;quot; filmed for Juliette and Avery, but Lionsgate, the studio behind Nashville, had a hand in making sure that it never aired, in order to help make the case that another network should pick up the show. The alternate ending had the two star-crossed lovers meeting up in an emotional reunion after Juliette&amp;#039;s plane landed safely; but according to TVLine: Reps for ABC and Lionsgate declined to comment, but a source close to Lionsgate tells TVLine that the studio &amp;quot;is fully confident that there&amp;#039;s much more\u00A0Nashville\u00A0to be told. Tonight&amp;#039;s Season 4 finale ending speaks to that confidence. Not to frustrate or disappoint fans, rather Lionsgate, ABC Studios and Opry Entertainment are listening to fans&amp;#039; outpouring of support online for more. So don&amp;#039;t be mad about that cliffhanger\u2014be happy! It means that Nashville might just have a second chance. Read more at TVLine.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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