In the trailer for this episode, it features a small clip from the episode, "You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til He's Gone".
Lucy: (to Sam and David) You know, if Mom and Dad were here, they'd be telling you the same thing that Kevin and I are telling you about the hamsters. You really should take care of them. You promised you'd take care of them, and you really don't want to get into the habit of breaking promises, especially when that involves taking care of something that's so helpless. Those little guys are counting on you. David: But why can't someone else do it? Lucy: That's a question that a lot of people ask. "Why can't someone else do it? Why can't someone else do what I don't want to do?" But that's the wrong question. The question is, "Why can't you? Why can't you be responsible and do the right thing?" And the answer is, "You can." I know you can, because that's what Mom have taught you from the very beginning, from day one, the day you were born. And you're really lucky that way. We're all lucky that way. You and me, and Ruthie, and Matt, and Mary, and Simon. We don't always want to do the right thing, but eventually, we just have to, because that's who we are. We're people who know right from wrong. So, right now, I want you two to make up your minds to do the right thing, to keep the hamsters, and to take really good care of them.
David: It's just that..... Lucy: It's just that what? Sam: Isn't Dad sick? Isn't he going to need us to take care of him? Lucy: (long pause, sits down next to the boys) Is that why you want to get rid of the hamsters? So you can help take care of Dad? Sam: Yes. We hear things. David: You know, we're not stupid. Lucy: Not only are we gonna take care of Dad, we're also gonna take care of each other--and anyone else who needs us to take care of them, including the hamsters. You know, God isn't going to give us any challenge that we can't overcome. Everything's going to be fine, no matter what happens. It's going to be fine.
Annie: So you weren't trying to stay here because of a boy? Ruthie: No. I wanted to stay here for me. I love our family, but....I also love being thousands of miles away from our family.
Eric: Ruthie, I just.....I really want you home right now. Ruthie: But don't you think that's kind of.....selfish? Eric: I beg your pardon? Ruthie: Dad, you've been living with heart problems for years now, and you're probably going to spend the rest of your life living with heart problems. That doesn't mean I have to come home and watch you have heart problems, does it? Eric: Uh, no, I guess not, but on the other hand, I really want you to come home. I need you to come home, and the entire family needs you to come home, and I'm afraid that as a parent, I'm going to make a decision for you that you're not going to be happy with. You're coming home, Ruthie. You're coming home with me and your mom. Life isn't always about you. Sometimes it's about other people, or sometimes even about your parents, and your family. I need my family around me right now, and I don't care if you think that's selfish. Fine, I'm selfish. I get to be selfish. I'm the one who's in need right now, and I need you home. I could leave this decision up to you, but you're 16, and....I'm afraid you might really regret it later, so I'll decide for you. Ruthie: You really think you can decide for me? Eric: If you can't make the right decision yourself, then yeah. Yes, I can.
Ruthie: Nobody cares about me or how this crisis is affecting my life! Lucy: We're not going to continue to pay for this anymore. We shouldn't have even paid for it in the first place. We just wanted to encourage you to be your own person and take interest outside your own little world, and now....now it seems that you've completely forgotten where you came from, and who your family is. You know, we love you, Ruthie. Ruthie: I know, and I love you too. But Mary's not going to give up her family and come home, and Matt's not going to give up his practice and his family to come home, and Simon's not going to drop out of his senior year of college and come home. So why do I have to? Lucy: Because you can, and because he wants you to.
Annie: Honey, didn't I explain to you that your dad's having some heart problems? Ruthie: Yeah, I know, and I feel really badly that he's not feeling well. But Mom.....Dad's always going to have heart problems, and this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me. Annie: (shocked) I, uh.....I guess I must be feeling jetlag, because I'm suddenly feeling so.....irritable, or confused. Yeah, maybe that's it. Confusion. I'm going to go back to the hotel and get some rest. I'll see you tonight at dinner. Oh, and you think about this: Scotland is always going to be here. I'll see you later, Ruthie. Ruthie: (after Annie leaves) They just don't get it.
Ruthie: (about Eric) I just don't know if I'm strong enough to be around him right now, Mom. Annie: Oh, Ruthie.....it's all going to be fine. It's all going to be fine....it has to be. Come on, your dad's waiting outside. Give us a tour of Edinburgh. We want to see your school and your friends. And we want you to know that you can come back here. We'll help you, Ruthie. If this is where you really want to be, then....one day. Not now, but one day.
Jane: (yelling to T-Bone, on the promenade) Don't you get that Reverand Camden isn't going to be around much longer!
Kevin: (to Jane and Margaret, who are taking the hamsters and moving out) Where do you think your going with the hamsters? Jane: Relax former popo! We're not stealing them.
Jane: Margaret doesn't have opinions. That's why we're friends.
Kyle Searles reprises his role as, Mac. His last appearence was in the Season 10 episode; Highway to Cell.
Episode Tittle: And I'll Take the Low Road From an old Scottish ballard "Bonnie Banks O' Loch Lomond".
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