Down Home - Episode Guide

In the series pilot, executive Kate McCrorey returns to her Texas home town, where developers are trying to buy her father's bait shop and cafe.

Kate encourages a despondent Drew to pursue a new dream after she catches a fish that surpasses Drew's record.

Needing excitement, Kate organizes a dance, but finds she's dateless after refusing her lone invitation, from Wade.

Tran's fish chowder brings a health inspector by after putting Wade and Drew into the hospital.

Kate strikes out big when she insists on keeping the cafe open on the opening day of Hadley Cove High baseball.

While in the dentist's chair, Kate reveals a recurring dream about a cafe regular "frolicking naked through a field of daisies."

Immigrant cook Tran is sought by a fellow who financed his trip to America---as a mail-order bride.

With Grover unable to run again, it's left to Kate to oppose Wade for the mayor's office.

Kate and Wade team up to protest a proposed offshore oil rig; the townsfolk overreact to visitor Randy Travis's quest for rest and ignore the star.

Drew's psychologist claims that Kate is the root of all Drew's problems.

Trying to be less intimidating to men, Kate plays the helpless female and attracts a new suitor.

Hadley Cove's annual Shrimp Day is missing the shrimp thanks to Kate, who may have revived a curse by "dallying" on a boat.

Kate's continual thwarting of his development plans moves Wade to give up, leaving Kate a soldier without a war; Drew cares for the longtime opponent he's finally beaten.

Kate is alone in trying to end an age-old feud between the townsfolk and the 100-year-old town grump, who loves terrorizing the town---and vice versa.

Business slows after Kate offends the mechanic, a teenager who'll return to work only if Kate's his date for the prom.

Drew's second job becomes his only job when he's hired by---then promoted over---Wade.

A skeptical Kate refuses to join the town in bidding farewell to Walt, who spent 32 years building a boat for a solo sail.

Tran forbids his sister to have anything to do with men while she's home from convent school.

Kate thinks Walt should date---until he steps out with a widow who introduces him to champagne and leather pants.