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You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til He's GoneEpisode Number: 231 Season Num: 11 First Aired: Sunday December 3, 2006 Prod Code: 6200608231 |
Eric takes a new approach to counseling members of the church. Ruthie realizes she might have feelings for T-Bone after an argument they have ends in a kiss.
| Writer: | Jeffrey Rodgers, Brenda Hampton |
| Director: | Harry Harris |
| Star: | Beverley Mitchell (Lucy Camden-Kinkirk), Catherine Hicks (Annie Camden), Nikolas Brino (David Camden (Season 6-11)), Lorenzo Brino (Sam Camden (Season 6-11)), Mackenzie Rosman (Ruthie Camden (Seasons 1-10, episodes 228-)), Stephen Collins (Reverend Eric Camden) |
| Recurring Role: | Colton James (T-Bone), Sarah Wright (Jane), Andrea Morris (Margaret), Hannah Yadrick (Savannah Kinkirk #2), Alyssa Yadrick (Savannah Kinkirk #1) |
| Guest Star: | Cynthia Gibb (Betsey), Gary Kraus (Phil), Juliana Donald (Unknown), Tony Pasqualini (Unknown), Keith David (Stanley Sunday) |
In the earlier season 11 episode And Tonight's Specials Are..., T-Bone tells Kevin that he is 15 after getting caught with a fake I.D. but when T-Bone and Ruthie are talking in the kitchen, they both say that they are 17.
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Tyler Hoechlin (Martin), Haylie Duff (Sandy) and George Stults (Kevin) do not appear in this episode.
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Ruthie: Stop acting like you know more about my family than I do.
T-Bone: Maybe I do.
Ruthie: No, you don't!
T-Bone: Well, I know that your father is critically ill.
Ruthie: Yeah, but he's not going to die. He's not.
T-Bone: Okay. I certainly hope not. I mean, I don't want anything to happen to him, but he's walking around with a bad heart.
Ruthie: You think I don't know that?
T-Bone: I think you don't act like that.
Ruthie: I don't act like it because it would be a burden on him.
T-Bone: And it's not a burden acting as if you don't care?
Ruthie: I do care. He knows I care!
T-Bone: How?
Ruthie: I mean, I showed up, didn't I?
T-Bone: You had to.
Ruthie: I wanted to!
T-Bone: Well, I think that would be news to everyone.
Ruthie: Well, I mean, everyone should just understand that it's not easy coming back under these circumstances. It's hard. I mean, I love my dad, but I have to leave every morning, knowing that I may never see him again.
T-Bone: But you didn't even say good-bye to him this morning! (edit) T-Bone: So am I supposed to act like I know you or not?
Ruthie: Or not.
(edit) Woman: (to Jane) Reverend Camden says you're the talkative one, so you must be the one who likes children. (looks at Margaret)
Margaret: I do.
Woman: Would you be interested in mine? (Margaret looks shocked) I mean, Reverend Camden suggested that you might make a great nanny, and I'd be willing to pay a lot of money. A lot of money. I don't want to send Georgina back to daycare, and well, I have to go back to work. I have to. We have this family business, and--well, would you?
Margaret: YES! I mean, yes, I would love to, I really would! I'm gonna try to go back to school, but I can take classes at night, or on the weekends.....or online, even! And in the meantime, we could be such great friends. I love the park, I love animals, I love to read books and watch the same videos over and over. And I can make odd things out of play-dough, and I love playing dress up and braiding hair, and I know how to make cookies from refrigerated cookie dough--
Woman: Hired! (edit) T-Bone: You came back from six months in Scotland as quite the self-centered, I'm-better-than-everyone-else, I'm-smarter-than-everyone-else-pain-in-the-neck, didn't you?
Ruthie: You can't talk to me like that!
T-Bone: Oh, I sure can. I actually just did. And I'm not finished. You better wise up. Your dad is seriously ill.
Ruthie: Yeah. My dad. Not your dad, it's my dad. It's not your family, and it's none of your business.
T-Bone: What was that, a threat?
Ruthie: Maybe. What are you gonna do about it?
T-Bone: I'll tell you what I'm gonna do about it. (grabs her and kisses her) (edit) T-Bone: (to Eric and Annie after just secretly kissing Ruthie) Thanks again for daughter-- (surprised look on his face) dinner!!! (edit)
T-Bone: Maybe I do.
Ruthie: No, you don't!
T-Bone: Well, I know that your father is critically ill.
Ruthie: Yeah, but he's not going to die. He's not.
T-Bone: Okay. I certainly hope not. I mean, I don't want anything to happen to him, but he's walking around with a bad heart.
Ruthie: You think I don't know that?
T-Bone: I think you don't act like that.
Ruthie: I don't act like it because it would be a burden on him.
T-Bone: And it's not a burden acting as if you don't care?
Ruthie: I do care. He knows I care!
T-Bone: How?
Ruthie: I mean, I showed up, didn't I?
T-Bone: You had to.
Ruthie: I wanted to!
T-Bone: Well, I think that would be news to everyone.
Ruthie: Well, I mean, everyone should just understand that it's not easy coming back under these circumstances. It's hard. I mean, I love my dad, but I have to leave every morning, knowing that I may never see him again.
T-Bone: But you didn't even say good-bye to him this morning! (edit) T-Bone: So am I supposed to act like I know you or not?
Ruthie: Or not.
(edit) Woman: (to Jane) Reverend Camden says you're the talkative one, so you must be the one who likes children. (looks at Margaret)
Margaret: I do.
Woman: Would you be interested in mine? (Margaret looks shocked) I mean, Reverend Camden suggested that you might make a great nanny, and I'd be willing to pay a lot of money. A lot of money. I don't want to send Georgina back to daycare, and well, I have to go back to work. I have to. We have this family business, and--well, would you?
Margaret: YES! I mean, yes, I would love to, I really would! I'm gonna try to go back to school, but I can take classes at night, or on the weekends.....or online, even! And in the meantime, we could be such great friends. I love the park, I love animals, I love to read books and watch the same videos over and over. And I can make odd things out of play-dough, and I love playing dress up and braiding hair, and I know how to make cookies from refrigerated cookie dough--
Woman: Hired! (edit) T-Bone: You came back from six months in Scotland as quite the self-centered, I'm-better-than-everyone-else, I'm-smarter-than-everyone-else-pain-in-the-neck, didn't you?
Ruthie: You can't talk to me like that!
T-Bone: Oh, I sure can. I actually just did. And I'm not finished. You better wise up. Your dad is seriously ill.
Ruthie: Yeah. My dad. Not your dad, it's my dad. It's not your family, and it's none of your business.
T-Bone: What was that, a threat?
Ruthie: Maybe. What are you gonna do about it?
T-Bone: I'll tell you what I'm gonna do about it. (grabs her and kisses her) (edit) T-Bone: (to Eric and Annie after just secretly kissing Ruthie) Thanks again for daughter-- (surprised look on his face) dinner!!! (edit)
Ruthie and T-Bone kiss four times.
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For the first time ever, we see Savannah standing on her own and she says the word "Pretty" when looking at Eric's Kilt.
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Episode Title: You Don't Know What You've Got Till He's Gone
This is a variation on the lyrics from a classic song; "Big Yellow Taxi" and was written and orginally performed by Joni Mitchell. (edit) Episode Tittle: You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til He's Gone
Is a song by Cinderella. (edit)
This is a variation on the lyrics from a classic song; "Big Yellow Taxi" and was written and orginally performed by Joni Mitchell. (edit) Episode Tittle: You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til He's Gone
Is a song by Cinderella. (edit)
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You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til He's GoneGreat "Average" Didn't like it too much, but it was okay. Continue » Posted Oct 23, 2007 5:52 pm PST |
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You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til He's GonePerfect "Bottom of the barrel" hated it Continue » Posted Dec 15, 2006 10:00 am PST |
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You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til He's GoneSuperb "Character development" I loved it- was refreshing and sense of reality it's about time they came back together as a real family. I also admired Eric direct and raw honesty in couseling- Message is clear- don't just complain about Life-deal with it honestly and move on. Continue » Posted Dec 8, 2006 9:01 pm PST |
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You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til He's GoneAbysmal "Not my favorite storyline" Eric solves everyone's problems and has a heart attack. Continue » Posted Dec 5, 2006 2:24 am PST |
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You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til He's GoneSuperb "Fine example" I loved this episode! I think it the best episode this season. Continue » Posted Dec 4, 2006 6:54 pm PST |
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Season Number: 11
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