Writer:	Sue Tenney
Director:	David J. Plenn
Star:	Adam LaVorgna (Robbie Palmer),  Chaz Lamar Shepherd (John Hamilton (recurring Season 1-3)),  David Gallagher (Simon Camden),  Catherine Hicks (Annie Camden),  Mackenzie Rosman (Ruthie Camden),  Beverley Mitchell (Lucy Camden-Kinkirk),  Barry Watson (Dr. Matt Camden),  Stephen Collins (Reverend Eric Camden)
Recurring Role:	Jessica Biel (Mary Camden-Rivera),  Nicole Cherie (Deena Stewart (Uncredited)),  Alan Fudge (Lou Dalton (Uncredited)),  Andrea Ferrell (Heather Cain (Uncredited)),  Graham Jarvis (Charles Jackson (Uncredited)),  Deborah Raffin (Julie Hastings (Uncredited)),  Ed Begley Jr. (Hank Hastings (Uncredited)),  Toran Caudell (Rod (Uncredited)),  Matthew Linville (Jimmy Moon (Uncredited)),  Julie Berman (Shelby (Uncredited)),  Meg Wittner (Donna Cain (Uncredited)),  Andrew Keegan (Wilson West (Uncredited)),  Wade Carpenter (Jordan Johansen (Uncredited)),  Jeremy Lelliott (Mike Pierce),  Sam Saletta (George Camden),  Barbara Rush (Grandma Ruth Camden),  Eileen Brennan (Mrs. Gladys Bink)
Guest Star:	Faye Grant (Abby (Uncredited)),  Christine Lakin (Cassandra (Uncredited)),  Blake Boyd (Doctor),  James Keane (Pete),  Richard Augustine (Airport Gate Agent),  Andrea Fay Friedman (Clarence Fields (Uncredited)),  Michelle Casey (Katie Cunningham (Uncredited)),  Jessica Harper (Norma Moon (Uncredited)),  Frank Collison (Fred Moon (Uncredited)),  Gary Leroi Gray (Clarence Fields (Uncredited)),  Ray Walston (Sgt. Milliard (Uncredited)),  Kirsten Storms (Laura Cummings (Uncredited)),  Betty A. Bridges (Older Nurse),  Keith Allison (Ray),  Peter Tork (Chris),  David Glen Eisley (Don),  Ellen Crawford (Mrs. Pierce),  Nathan West (Johnny)

This is the last episode featuring the Frankie and Johnny storyline. (edit) Most actor/actress who've had a recurring role on the show appear in this episode in uncredited roles, including Sgt. Michaels, Lou, Julie, Hank, Wilson, Jimmy Moon, Deena, Rod, Jordan, and Heather. (edit) This is the first time that the theme music was used within the duration of an episode. Peter Tork from The Monkees and his Rock & Roll band played the 7th Heaven theme song at the end of the episode at Eric's birthday party. (edit) In Germany this episode is known as, "Honor, Whom Honor Been Entitled," translated. (edit) Stephen Collins (Eric Camden) said in an interview that this was his favorite episode. (edit)

Ruthie: (fixing herself a snack) All that cleaning sure makes you hungry.
Annie: Baby cereal and bananas?
Ruthie: It's really good. (takes a big bite) Want some?
Annie: You know, on a normal day, I'd have plenty of time to figure out what it is you're up to, but today is a very busy day--so what do you say you give me a break and tell me what's going on? (edit) Annie: So basically, this is about your pride. Pride is not a luxury that you can afford if you want to keep your baby. You have to talk to your parents.
Johnny: I can't. They said they would never forgive me. They won't talk to me.
Annie: Yes, they will. I spoke with them earlier on the phone. They want to talk with you, they want to help. So now, all you have left to do is swallow your pride, get up off that bench, and go and call them. We can go back to Pete's and call them.
Johnny: It's not going to be easy.
Annie: Being a parent never is. Let's go. (edit) Annie: Who would leave a baby on our doorstep?
Ruthie: God.
Annie: That's sweet, but I think God had a little help on this one. (edit) Robbie: What's that pizza lady's baby doing here?
Annie: You've seen this baby?
Robbie: Yeah, at Pete's Pizza.
Annie: Frankie and Johnny.
Robbie: Yeah, that's her name. Frankie. She works at Pete's and brings the baby in with her sometimes.
Annie: Are you sure this is her?
Robbie: No offense, because all babies are beautiful, but I'd recognize that head anywhere. (edit) Eric: I still can't believe I forgot my birthday!
Ruthie: You're old. Old people forget stuff. (edit)

Eric's assumption that Mary has "run away from the Colonel and Ruth" doesn't make any sense. Eric knows that George and his parents know about Mary coming home, because George accidentally told him over the phone. It doesn't count as "running away" if the guardians know about it. (edit) Look closely in the scene where Eric arrives at his party. When they start singing "Happy Birthday," Lucy holds out her hands to dance with Eric--and when he doesn't respond, she awkwardly puts them back down. (edit) When Johnny walks into the pizza place, Mercy turns her head to look at him, but when the camera angle changes, her head is facing the other way. (edit) Who said Wilson was living in GlenOak during this episode... ever heard of visiting? Maybe he just flew in for the weekend to visit. His parents also still live there. (edit) Wilson West (Mary's ex-boyfriend) made a cameo appearance in this episode. However, three months later, he runs into Mary in Buffalo, New York. What are the chances that someone will move during the middle of the year during work and school to move all the way across the country, and then run into their ex-girlfriend? (edit)

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