‘Hart of Dixie’ is a fun mix of comedy and drama. It shows Dr. Zoe Hart, a New York doc, who swaps city life for small-town Alabama. She dives into life in Bluebell, meeting all kinds of quirky folks. There’s Wade, a handsome troublemaker and Lavon, the mayor with a heart. With sweet southern vibes and unique characters, this show stole many hearts and became an instant classic. You might even find yourself wishing you lived there. Or maybe not, who knows?

Meet the characters from Hart of Dixie

Wade Kinsella

Wade is the charming mess of Bluebell — the guy who will flirt with every woman in the room and then show up when someone actually needs him, usually smelling faintly of beer and regret. He’s a professional tease, amateur therapist, and has a mysterious stash of mixtapes or concert tickets he swears he’ll return someday (to whom? who knows). He claims to hate commitment but keeps little souvenirs like movie stubs and a sock with a hole he refuses to throw away, which is either sentimental or gross, probably both. Honestly he’s the kind of person who will prank you at 2 a.m. and bring you soup at 2 p.m., and somehow it works.

Lemon Breeland

Lemon is peak Southern hostess energy — polished, dramatic, and somehow always coordinating the town’s social calendar down to the last doily. She’s equal parts sugar and iron: insists on etiquette lessons but will absolutely stage a public spectacle if she thinks it’s for tradition (or revenge, maybe, don’t ask). Vulnerable under that perfect hair and those bright dresses, and she surprises people by being ferociously loyal and occasionally hilariously petty. Also has a tragic cupcake story in her past? Or was that a wedding cake — details fuzzy but still devastating.

Lavon Hayes

Lavon is Bluebell’s calm center, a dignified mayor with a ridiculous sense of style and a tendency to drop little life lessons mid-conversation like it’s nothing. Former athlete, community leader, keeper of secrets — he’s warm and surprisingly mischievous, the kind of person who will win you over with one eyebrow raise and a perfectly timed joke. He loves his town as if it were a person he’s deeply invested in, but will break every rule if it’s for his friends (the rule-breaking is charming, not terrifying, most of the time). Also: carries a pocket full of tiny candies for reasons that are both public service and personal comfort.

Dr. Zoe Hart

Dr. Zoe Hart is the classic fish-out-of-water — NYC cardiothoracic surgeon who lands in tiny-town Bluebell and upends everyone’s expectations, including her own. She’s bright, a little chaotic, endlessly optimistic and also catastrophically awkward in romantic and social situations, like a rom-com lead who forgets her line. Fiercely ambitious under a layer of flustered honesty, loves medical jargon and terrible coffee, and sometimes keeps a secret blog or diary? She says she’s here to learn medicine but mostly learns people, which she does with equal parts grace and clumsy honesty.

Dr. Brick Breeland

Dr. Brick Breeland is loud, blunt, and weirdly sincere — the rich, rough-around-the-edges type who runs things by barking orders and then quietly buying the town a thing or two. He’s got a big house, bigger opinions, and surprisingly tender spots that catch you off-guard (and also, yes, apparently a soft spot for old country songs and power tools). He can be sexist and stubborn and infuriating, but also the guy who shows up when it matters, sometimes in a dusty pickup with fresh pies or bad advice. Confusingly romantic in a very hyper-masculine way; he’ll protect you, lecture you, and then cry about a dog commercial.

George Tucker

George Tucker is the low-key, surprisingly philosophical best friend you didn’t know you needed — easygoing, a little goofy, and somehow always the moral compass when things get weird. He’s the sort who will crack a terrible joke to defuse tension, then quietly gossip with you for hours about feelings and pizza toppings, and he’s oddly good at both. Reliable in a relaxed way, he makes small, steady choices that matter — like showing up, lending tools, remembering birthdays, and occasionally starting deeply earnest projects that fizzle out but are adorable while they last. Also has an inexplicable fascination with vintage pens and will argue passionately about the correct way to make a sandwich.