Not since the drama of season one have I been so sucked into watching Nurse Jackie! For three seasons, the All Saints rebel gradually succumbed to her drug addictions and is finally paying her dues both in and out of the hospital.

Jackie (Edie Falco) is finally on the road to recovery and she doesn’t have the support of formerly loyal husband Kevin (Dominic Fumusa). He is making sure the mother of his two daughters pays for all her dirty deeds as he begins divorce proceedings and worse–a custody battle.  Jackie doesn’t want to lose custody of Grace (Ruby Gerins) or Fiona (Mackenzie Aladjem) but it will take one hell of a defense and lots of hard word and dedication to help her case.

Her journey to sobriety has been pretty difficult but she has had the surprising support of co-workers including Akalitus (Anna Deavere Smith) who could have really ruined Jackie’s professional life. The question for the remainder of the season is, “Will Jackie be able to maintain her sobriety as her life continues to crumble around her?” Or will she succumb to the pressure and fall down the rabbit hole even further?

We can’t wrap-up our chat about this season of Nurse Jackie without discussing Coop (Peter Facinelli) and his growing obsession with O’Hara’s (Eve Best) fetus. Since we have yet to learn who the father is, and for all intents and purposes we might never find out, could hunky Dr. Cooper become that child’s father figure?

It’s a really fun dynamic to consider and I can’t wait to see how it unfolds.

Also, our little Zoey (Merritt Wever) is engaged! Who knew Lenny (Lenny Jacobson) would be proposing so soon? Definitely not me but I don’t really see that relationship evolving much further either. He might believe she is the one but I can’t see her agreeing.

That’s all we need at All Saints, more friction between the characters at work!

Oh..and um….I want to see her hook-up with Dr. Michael Cruz (Bobby Cannavale)! How hot was that dream smooch?! I love Eddie (Paul Schultze) but Jackie is a totally different person sober and I don’t think they mesh well romantically anymore.

Plus there is that whole friendship between Jackie and Cruz’s son Charlie (Jake Cannavale) still left to explore. We will definitely see all three interacting together later in the season though I’m not sure if that is a positive or a negative thing as of yet.

There was a line Jackie uttered during an intensely serious conversation with best friend O’Hara. She said, “Nothing started going bad until after I got sober!” Keep your head up Jackie because you can only go up from here!

Below is a preview of Sundays episode where Jackie meets with her divorce attorney, Laural Vargas (guest star Aida Turturro) where they discuss how to improve her personal profile.

Tune in for an all new episode of Nurse Jackie, Sunday nights, only on Showtime.