Watch Big Love Season 1, Episode 12 The Ceremony (f.k.a. A Family Outing)

Season 1, Episode 12

Aired: 6/4/2006

The Ceremony (f.k.a. A Family Outing)

To Roman’s surprise, Bill and Joey attend the UEB priesthood council meeting. Alby’s visit to Wanda brings out her old habits, which could potentially land Bill in a big trouble. Rhonda uses the acting competition as an excuse to leave the compound but she discovers that her family isn’t willing to let her go. Finally, Barb attends the Mother of the Year awards ceremony but not all goes as expected.

Watch Big Love Season 1, Episode 12 The Ceremony (f.k.a. A Family Outing)

 

Watch Big Love – Season 3, Episode 6 – Come, Ye Saints

Season 3, Episode 6

Aired: 2/22/2009

Come, Ye Saints

The entire family heads east on a pilgrimage to Cumorah, New York, the location of an Joseph Smith shrine.

Watch Big Love – Season 3, Episode 6 – Come, Ye Saints

Bella Thorne Cast as Barb’s Daughter on Big Love

Bella Thorne has landed a key role on Big Love.

The young actress, who has appeared on My Own Worst Enemy and Dirty Sexy Money, will take on the recurring role of Barb’s daughter Tancy on the HBO hit’s fourth season. This character was played in earlier seasons by Jolean Wejbe.

Earlier this week, Ben Koldyke was also cast on the show. He’ll play Alby’s lover, Dale.

‘Big Love’ Gets a New Face Adam Beach

Adam Beach, the Law & Order: SVU veteran has joined the cast of HBO Network’s Emmy nominated polygamy series Big Love. His role would be a recurring one and he would be seen on all the episodes of the fourth season.

Adam Beach would portray the character of Tommy Flute, the son of Bill’s partner, the head of the Indian Gaming Casino Jerry Flute. He would appear on the series as it returns with the fourth season.

Big Love has been renewed with the fourth season but the season opener airing date has not been announced yet. Most probably, it would be commenced in September. So, we need to wait a little for the upcoming episodes of Big Love.

The recent episode of Big Love was aired on March 22, 2009. It was entitled ‘Sacrament’. In this episode, we saw that Sarah and Scott’s engagement shocked everyone in the family. Cara Lynn, Nicky’s 14 year old daughter visited her. A bomb planted for Adaleen left Alby wounded. Ever since the airing of such episode, fans have been looking for the next episodes of Big Love.  But the network representatives are mum and are not willing to reveal any details.

Here’re some previously made confirmations by the series representatives.

Several days ago, we fan were told by the series creator Will Scheffer that Roman had died. Will said, “He’s absolutely dead.  This isn’t one of those vampire shows.  Dead is dead on this show”. But it was also mentioned that Roman would be able to make a little presence on the fourth season of Big Love and that occurrence can be in terms of funeral also. It was also confirmed that Bill Henrickson would have big plans for the bright future of his families.

But, all that’s really not enough. We fans want to know more about the fourth season of Big Love. I really wish that somebody from Big Love is hearing to our pledges.

Meanwhile, watch and download Big Love episodes from our website. It’s quite easy.

Big Love TV Show Summary

The first American TV drama series devoted to the subject of polygamy, HBO’s Big Love starred Bill Paxton as Bill Henrickson, the owner of a hardware-store chain headquartered in Salt Lake City. Although Bill was no longer an active member of the extremist Mormon sect United Effort Brotherhood, he remained married to three different women at the same time, who lived in neighboring houses with one connected backyard. Jeanne Tripplehorn played Bill’s first — and only “legal” — wife, Barb, who loved her husband and respected his religious beliefs but wished that she could be certain that she was foremost in his heart.

Wife number two, played by Chloë Sevigny, was Nicki Henrickson, who because she had grown up at the United Effort Brotherhood’s Juniper Creek compound was somewhat ignorant of the ways of the outside world — as good an explanation as any for her monumental credit-card bills. The youngest of the wives, played by Ginnifer Goodwin, was Margene Henderson, who was understandably confused and disoriented by the unique situation in her household. Because he lived and worked in a country where polygamy was a crime, Bill was forced to jump through hoops to keep his multiple-marital status a secret, thus enabling wife Nicki’s father, Roman (Harry Dean Stanton), self-styled “prophet” of Juniper Creek, to blackmail Bill into giving him a sizeable chunk of his business profits.

Also in the cast were Bruce Dern and Grace Zabriskie as Bill’s parents, Franklin and Lois, who still lived at Juniper Creek, as did their other grown son, Joey (Shawn Doyle), who in turn had given up a promising football career to remain at the compound with his wife, Wanda (Melora Walters). Other main cast members included Daveigh Chase as Roman’s new child bride, Rhonda; Joel McKinnon Miller as Bill’s best friend, business partner, and fellow polygamist Don Embry; and Amanda Seyfried, Douglas Smith, and Jolean Wejbe as Bill and Barbara’s children, Sarah, Ben, and Tancy. Though the basic situation was frankly nothing to laugh at, a great deal of wry and risqué humor arose from the byplay amongst the many cast members, and from the tortuously twisted plot convolutions. Created by Mark V. Olsen and Will Scheffer, the weekly, hour-long Big Love debuted March 12, 2006.