'Hart of Dixie' Season 4 Spoilers, News: What Will Happen in 'Bar-Be-Q Burritos'

Things are getting a little bit more complicated for the characters in the hit comedy-drama TV series "Hart of Dixie" Season 4 as the pregnancy situation has become more and more apparent for both Dr. Zoe (Rachel Bilson) and partner Wade (Wilson Kinsella).

A report from Carter Matt indicated that this week's episode titled "Bar-Be-Q Burritos" will delve on how the couple prepare for the future now that they have someone coming up.

"One of the biggest ones at the moment is pretty simple: Money, since they need to be able to afford the kid," the site said.

Wade's The Rammer Jammer was growing steadily in terms of its sales and income until a "food truck-like" food business pops up in BlueBell. Selling pork burritos, the new competition might endanger Wade's establishment, which in turn will give the couple a hard time to raise the upcoming baby.

But hopefully, all will be well for Wade and Zoe as a spoiler report from FashionNStyle indicated that in an effort to draw in more customers, they will "secure a surprise musical performance."

A full synopsis for this week's segment was posted on The Futon Critic and it reads:

"After making a long list of things to do before the baby arrives, Zoe and Wade realize they need to earn more money. Trying to keep Zoe from getting stressed out, Wade lies to her about how great the Rammer Jammer is doing. In an effort to bring customers back to the Rammer Jammer, Wade secures a surprise musical performance."

"Meanwhile, Lemon (Jaime King) and Lavon (Cress Williams) are trying hard to move on with their lives, but when they run into each other at a Singles Hoedown, they realize it might be easier said than done."

"Hart of Dixie" Season 4 episode 5 airs this Friday, Feb. 6, at 8 p.m. on The CW.

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