For years?? Bill Henrickson wished for a world free from the corrupt "rophet" of Juniper Creek?? Roman Grant. Now that Roman appears to be out of the picture?? Bill and his family can breathe easily ?? or can they? Season 4 continues the Henrickson's story?? as Bill launches another business venture: a Mormon-friendly casino. At the same time?? Bill eschews a chance to seize the Prophet mantle at Juniper Creek in favor of an even more high-profile calling: running for State Senate in Utah. Hold tight for the fourth season of the iconic?? Golden Globe??-winning series Big Love.
]]>Amazon.comFor viewers new to HBO's acclaimed series Big Love?? starting with these nine episodes (on three discs) from the fourth season may be like jumping aboard a moving passenger train--there are many strange folks around?? and there's a lot going on?? so it may take a while to find your footing. (Fortunately?? the boxed set includes episode synopses?? "n" and "next on" teasers?? a look back at the first three seasons?? and brief "side the Episode" bits in which cocreators Mark V. Olsen and Will Scheffer discuss the key elements of each new chapter.) Of course?? old hands will already be familiar with the many trials and tribulations of Mormon businessman Bill Henrickson (Bill Paxton)?? his three wives (Jeanne Tripplehorn as Barb?? Chlo? Sevigny as Nicki?? and Ginnifer Goodwin as Margene)?? and a brood of children now approaching double figures. The family's nemesis (and Nicki's father)?? "t" Roman Grant (Harry Dean Stanton)?? is out of the picture early on?? but a scary new villain emerges in the form of JJ (Zeljko Ivanek)?? a skeletal?? hollow-eyed schemer and Nicki's ex-husband?? who?? for starters?? marries her mother and connives with her brother Alby (Matt Ross). And there are numerous other story lines to follow?? as Bill and his Native American partners struggle to get their new casino going; Bill contemplates a run for political office?? hoping to use that bully pulpit to convince his constituents that polygamy isn't so bad after all (a