7th Heaven

Eric rushes to the hospital after having a weird feeling that everything is fine. Ruthie and T-Bone get back together. Lucy announces that she's pregnant. Martin talks to Ruthie, hoping to change her mind about dating T-Bone. Sam and David are left home alone. Eric finds out that his heart condition is fine now. Sandy and Martin have agreed to be "friends for life."



This was a good episode. It did seem a little boring to me. I really don't like Ruthie with T-Bone or Martin, so either way, I wouldn't have been happy. I love when Margaret calls out the orders for the Dairy Shack, it's so funny! I'm really glad Eric is okay. This episode gets a 9.0 out of 10!

All in all, I thought that this was a good episode. Given the budget cuts and the fact that so many of the core family members are absent from the canvas, the writers are doing right by true 7th Heaven fans by focusing on the two longer-running storylines as they approach the series finale. I liked the scene with Ruthie and Martin and I hope that they end up together in the finale. It's been a long time coming. I suppose that I was a little disappointed with Eric's very sudden recovery, although I feel confident in saying that no one wanted to see him die in the final episode. I'm looking forward to next week's finale. 7th Heaven will be missed, but it will always live on in syndication and through the DVD sets!

This show has gone through 11 wonderful seasons of pure family drama, and it's been able to hang in there for the season we've been currently watching. This episode was a great way to begin the end. About three or four fights are resolved, including t-Bone and Ruthie's... Whatever they called it; Arguement, fight, misunderstanding, I don't know, but whatever. Nonetheless, that was over, but they were friends again... Well, maybe more than friends. It wasn't fully clear to me whether or not they decided to get back together. Also, Sandy and Martin are, as of now, not arguing anymore, which I am honestly happy about. We also find out Lucy has been hiding a pregnancy from us for a few months now... So yet again, there are plans to end the show with Reverend Lucy Kinkirk pregnant, except she lost the baby last time... Hopfully, thing will go better for Lucy this time.

By far, the best episode of the sason. For once, it wasn't all about Ruthie and T-Bone. It was a very emotional episode: Eric was cured of his herat condition, Ruthie and T-Bone get back together, and my favorite part of all: Lucy tels Kevin that she is pregnant. This episode was very emotional, but it also had some humor in it: When annie accidentaly leaves Sam and David home alone. They are fine, but Annie tells them to go over to Kevin and Lucy's: where no one is home there, either. Over all, this episode is definitly one to be remembered. I'm still not 100% sure what is going on with Sandy and Jonathon, nut I'm sure that it's good. Another good part is when Eric tells the congregation (or sings, rather) how he feels bout the possibilty that Lucy might be moving. "Please Don't Take My Sunshine Away."

The Promos may be saying the new episode, the finale is unforgettable. But I believe this episode is truly unforgettable! Eric wakes up with a good feeling about his heart, and rushes to the hospital, Annie in tow, and the entire family soon to follow. I love how everyone in this episode, gathered at the hospital, awaiting the news, has this old days feel to it. Stephen Collins gave his best performance to date, I believe, turning the words in his mind into something deeper, making them Eric Camden and real, meaningful. This was evident right at the get-go, in the teaser, in scene with Beverley Mitchell, talking about how he believes his body has shifted. Then switches gears naturally to comedy- "skipping in the church" "high on life", "if I had anything to drink, why do people keep asking me that", "I don't think Annie is leaving me". The old days feel continues-Annie pacing, hehe! Then she asks, Kevin if Lucy is pregnant or not, and he replies.. "No..I am trying my best". Funny! Beverley Mitchell also, delivers, and can totally act on Stephen's level..any scene where they are together-feels like magic. The Martin and Ruthie scene at the hospital, as he tells her how he feels about her, feels so comfortable, its like this is where they are suppose to be. Only, I guess we won't know what Ruthie will decide until the next episode-the cliffhanger leaves me definitely wanting more. I so want them together!



The twins are becoming Camdens! Left behind at the Camden, and Kinkirk household, they take it upon themselves to order pizza-wow! they are becoming little men! At least they got dialogue that doesn't have them both talking at the same time-its good to see they can carry a conversation with each other that doesn't seem flat, but rather very interesting.



In the end, they all end up at the hospital, and then Eric goes to the church,(great to see the church, haven't seen it for quite a while) where apparently the congregation awaits the news. Stephen continues to dazzle, with a not too long of a speech, that doesn't seem like one at all, but rather they are sweet,wise and insightful words, that inspire me to look at myself differently, and really be thankful for what I've got. In the final scene, there is even more good news, Lucy and Kevin give their announcement, one that is particularily memorable, considering the year they have been through. Lucy is pregnant!



Well written and acted! Sweet, funny, tender and emotional in bits! Spiritual in its little lesson, that nothing is impossible! The incorporation of "You are my sunshine" song is right on the money,and so beautiful, and just so darn pleasant, and fits the episode perfectly. Only thing is, everytime the cast sings it, I break into tears...it is so sad and happy all at the same time- the song is laced into invisible threads throughout the episode. Making any silly or serious moment, precious! Great work!



Thanks for a great run, cast and crew!