Southern Charm
TV-14
6.6
2014
Drama
, Reality
Go behind the walls of Charleston, South Carolina's most aristocratic families and discover a world of exclusivity, money and scandal that goes back generations. The fast-paced, drama-filled docu-series follows Charleston singles struggling with the constraints of this tight-knit, posh society.
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- Cast:
- Landon Clements , Craig Conover , Kathryn Calhoun Dennis , Cameran Eubanks , Shepard "Shep" Rose , Thomas Ravenel , Austen Kroll
Episode 14 : Reunion Part Two
July. 05,2016
Kathryn and Landon continue to argue over the details of Landon and Thomas' alleged relationship.
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Episode 13 : Reunion Part One
June. 27,2016
Cast members rehash the tumultuous season.
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Episode 12 : Founder's Brawl
June. 20,2016
Kathryn appreciates that Thomas finally had her back and JD and Whitney stage an intervention to air their concerns over Thomas' erratic behavior.
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Episode 11 : Words of Wisdom
June. 13,2016
Thomas wants to prove that Kathryn and the children should not be overlooked.
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Episode 9 : Saint and Sinners
May. 30,2016
As Thomas and Kathryn prepare to welcome their son into the world, JD questions whether Thomas is actually the father.
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Episode 8 : Whit's End
May. 23,2016
The trip puts a strain on group dynamics; Craig attempts to salvage his friendships with Cameran and Whitney.
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Episode 7 : Blue Ridge Mountain Blues
May. 16,2016
Craig digs into the past to find the source of the animosity aimed at Kathryn.
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Episode 6 : Beast of Bourbon
May. 09,2016
Kathryn contacts an old friend to make amends following a string of rejections. Also, a nerve-rattled Landon heads to New York for a big opportunity; Thomas worries about the health of his unborn child; and Craig receives a crushing blow at work.
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Episode 5 : Invite-gate
May. 02,2016
Craig continues to question why Kathryn is on the outs and Shep considers settling down.
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Episode 4 : Birds of a Feather...
April. 25,2016
Kathryn experiences complications related to her pregnancy, motivating Thomas to cosign her lease.
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Episode 3 : Hold Your Horses
April. 18,2016
As Craig settles into his new job, Cameran recruits Shep to be her real estate partner
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Seasons
Season 4
In season four, new friendships are tested and old relationships start to sour. Thomas and Kathryn have officially parted ways, leaving Thomas to become Mr. Mom to their two children. Kathryn is focused on rebuilding her life in Charleston. As she approaches her 33rd birthday, Cameran is faced with a decision about pursuing motherhood, all while trying to help Shep live on the straight and narrow. Shep’s protégé, Austen, joins the group and is eager to prove that he is anything but the new Shep. As Craig realizes he’s become the outcast of the group after years of telling half-truths, Landon finally gets her online start-up venture off the ground. In addition to her business, Landon moves to rekindle her friendship with Thomas now that Kathryn is out of the picture, however, getting involved with Thomas means the drama is never far behind.
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