New Chesapeake Shores Season 5 Spoilers For September 12, 2021 Episode 5 Revealed
Hey, “Chesapeake Shores” fans. It’s that time again, We are back on here to give you another new set of spoiler scoops for the next, new episode 5 of Chesapeake Shore’s current season 5, which is scheduled to hit your TV sets next Sunday night, September 12, 2021.
The wonderful folks over at Hallmark were so very kind enough to give us a couple of new, official teaser descriptions for the new episode 5 via their official, episode 5 press release. So, we’re going to get into those right now. Let’s go.
To start, Hallmark revealed that this next, new episode 5 is officially titled/labeled, “They Can’t Take That Away From Me.” It sounds like episode 5 will feature some possible intense, dramatic, interesting and emotional scenes as Evan decides to stay in town. Mick finds out he’s getting sued! Sarah gets some surprise news. Nell thinks up an idea to help Megan. Kevin gets very worried about Captain Gahagan and more.
We’ll go ahead and start off this spoiler session with the Evan situation. It turns out that Evan will make a very important decision in this episode as he will decide he should stay in town longer at Jess and David’s B&B. Abby won’t like this decision.
Hallmark’s official description for this Evan storyline tells us, “As Chesapeake Shores Day approaches, Evan (Buckley) decides to stick around – much to Abby’s (Ory) chagrin and stays at Jess (Mailey) and David’s (Carlo Marks, “Christmas with the Darlings”) B&B.”
The second spoiler scoop reveals that Mick won’t be having a great time in this episode as he will learn that somebody is try to sue the pants off of him! If that’s not enough, Connor’s firm will actually be representing the plaintiff in this case!
Hallmark’s description for this Mick debacle tells us, “Mick (Williams) learns that he is being sued and that Connor’s (Francis) firm is representing the plaintiff.”
An alternate description reads like this,”IT’S O’BRIEN VERSUS O’BRIEN. Connor becomes entangled in Mick’s legal troubles.”
The 3rd spoiler teaser reveals that Sarah will have a very interesting-sounding moment in this episode as she will get some news thrown at her that is quite startling! Whatever this news is, she will not be sure how to break it to Kevin.
Hallmark’s description for this Sarah situation reads like this, “Sarah (Jessica Sipos, “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”) receives some unexpected news and isn’t sure how to tell Kevin.”
The 4th spoiler scoop reveals that Nell will have a eureka moment in this episode as she will come up with an idea that could possibly help Megan reach the famously reclusive artist Arthur Driscoll.
Hallmark’s description for this Nell plotline reads like this, “Nell (Diane Ladd) has an idea to help Megan (Niven) get through to famously reclusive artist, Arthur Driscoll (Keith Dinicol, “Schitt’s Creek”).”
The 5th and last teaser description lets us know that Kevin will not be feeling very confident about the firehouse Captain Gahagan in this episode as he won’t think the Captain can safely perform his duties.
Hallmark’s description for this Kevin storyline reads like this, “Kevin (Penny) becomes increasingly concerned about firehouse Captain Gahagan’s (Peter Bryant, “Riverdale”) ability to safely do his job.”
Hallmark’s press release confirmed that the next, new episode 5 of Chesapeake Shore’s current season 5 is indeed scheduled to arrive next Sunday night, September 12, 2021 at approximately 7 pm central standard time.
Alright guys. That’s all we’ve got for this latest “Chesapeake Shores” TV show report, but definitely stay tuned for more.
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