I Really Do

Season 6, Episode 15, Aired

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Determined to settle down before heading off to medical school, Matt goes in search of a woman to marry. Matt talks with a doctor he works with about wanting to get a life-long mate. Sarah Glass, a co-worker who catches Matt's eye after the future doctor decides to start looking for a bride. Her parents, Rabbi Glass and Rosina Glass and family are Jewish and very concerned for the two. Ruthie tries to set her brother straight by telling him not to do "anything stupid." Eventually concern grows to fear for both families as both Matt ad Sarah do not come home after their second date together in less than 24 hours.moreless
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  • I thought it was great!

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    By VGFreak8, Apr 03, 2007
    Matt wants to find a wife. He meets a woman named Sarah and he asks her to marry him on the first date. Sarah and her parents are Jewish and her parents want her to marry a Jewish man. The Camden family all wait up for Matt to see what he does.

    I thought it was funny how Eric, Annie, Mary, Lucy, Simon, Robbie and Ruthie all waited to see when Matt would arrive home. Even Happy was there! Personally, I like Sarah, but I like Heather and Cheryl more. I'm happy that Matt and Sarah ended up together, but I really think Heather was perfect for Matt. I also liked seeing Doc there. He is intelligent and silly at the same time. I loved this episode, therefore, it gets a 10 out of 10!moreless

  • **Contains Spoilers** Love at first sight?!

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    By blue4t, Apr 02, 2007
    When the twins say "Matt. Marry." Why/How does Eric automatically assume they are talking about Matt and marriage and not Matt and Mary? Mary is his daughter. Maybe something is going on with Matt and Mary. It is the first thing I would think of considering Matt doesn't even have a steady girlfriend. Yes, he is going on a date, but it's just a date and Mary is Matt's sister, Matt's oldest sister. The stuff involving the twins just seems lame. Sometimes, I wish they'd never been created into the story.
    The episode starts out OK. I can see Matt wanting to get married before going to medical school. Guys are interested in that stuff, no matter what they say. I can also see how a guy would want to look at a Brides magazine, but be afraid to buy one so they do what they can to get one for free. According to Matt, he got his from the waiting room at the hospital. It's likely. Matt is the oldest, so I can also see how he would want to be the first of his siblings to get married.
    I like episodes that revolve around Matt. His episodes tend to be more interesting than Mary's, Ruthie's, and Simon's. I think he's my favorite sibling behind Lucy. So, Matt gets to go on the date with the girl. She was also looking at a Brides magazine. The problem is she's Jewish and Matt's not. A problem for Matt? No. A problem for their families? Yes. Matt knows the difference in religion, but love is love. Sarah's family wants her to have a Jewish husband. The Camdens don't want marriage and medical school happening at the same time. Annie doesn't want Matt and Sarah to rush into things, especially before one real date. Nothing was said about Sarah being Jewish for Matt "forgot" to bring it up!
    Lucy and Mary are obsessed with Matt thinking about marriage. They don't know if he'll get married before they will and keep thinking about it. Siblings do this. I know I wonder who, of my siblings, will get married first. Knowing Matt will be going to medical school soon and possibly could wait til after school to get married, they are worried he could get married before them anyway. Sarah and Matt are so opposites. He likes coffee. She doesn't. He's a Republican. She's a Democrat. She's Jewish. He's Christian. She knows baseball. He doesn't. He's from a big family. She's an only child. But, they love each other.
    I cannot believe Matt asked her to marry him as they were on their first date, but it's obvious they do love each other. It's one of those love at first sight stories.
    I do not like Annie and Eric's obsession with looking for their kids when they're out. Parents don't do this (all that much)! Matt could be at work, but he could also be on a date. So, Annie suggests looking for him. I'm glad the idea got squashed by Eric. Of course, after Matt and Sarah leave for their first real date, Annie and Eric rush out to see them, only getting there after they drive off. This family is big on spying. It's ridiculous.
    All in all, this was a good episode. Matt found someone he loves. Matt found Sarah.moreless
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    • According to Matt in this episode, Mary is 20, Lucy is 19, Simon is 15, Ruthie is 11, and Sam and David are 3.

    • How would Sam and David get Matts bride book? And even if they did find it, how would they know it was his and that he was thinking about gettting married?

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    • Mary: I think Matt is crazy enough to get married. I almost did... Why are you all looking at me like that? Lucy: Because while Matt may do some thing as stupid as you, he wouldn't do something stupider then you. Robbie: I'm not so sure about that. Mary: Thank you.

    • (Matt and Sarah are discussing the idea of getting married) Matt: Should I ask your father for permission first? Sarah: No. If we do decide to get married, I'd want you alive for the ceremony. Not to mention the honeymoon.

    • Sarah: I haven't said that I find you so attractive that I would do something stupid like... (Matt silences her with a kiss) marry you. Could you do that again. Matt: I could do that for the rest of my life. But just so you know, my whole family is probably watching. Sarah: I don't care. (they kiss)

    • Matt:(gets down on one knee) Sarah... Sarah: Matt? Matt: Will you marry me? Sarah: When? Matt: When? Whenever you want. You set the date. Sarah: Oh Matt...Yes! I will, I accept, I do!

    • Lucy: I bet you money we'll get married before he does. Mary: He's not getting married until he gets out of medical school and that's years from now. Lucy: And you don't think we'll be married until he gets out of medical school? Mary: It's not likely.

    • Annie: (to everyone) We'll all go to bed!

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    • This episode was originally supposed to air a week earlier (2/18/02) but it was pushed back one week so that the WB would not loose ratings for this episode due to the Winter Olympic Games. A similar thing happened in February 1998 for the Nagano Games and in September 2000 for the Syndey Games.

    • In this episode, for the first time in the series, we hear directly that the Camden family is Protestant.

    • In Germany this episode is known as, Get the Bride! translated.

    • This is the first appearance of Sarah Danielle Madison as Sarah Camden.

    • Richard Lewis and Laraine Newman as Rabbi Glass and Rosina Glass, begin their five-episode appearance in Season 6 as the parents of Matt's wife/ fiancĂ©. They would both appear in episodes later on into the 7th and 8th seasons.

    • Barry Watson (Matt Camden) has been happily married to a woman named Laura since 1997. Actress Tori Spelling introduced Barry and Laura.

    • A behind the scenes look at this episode was shown prior to the original airing. This was shown on MTV on February 16, 2002. It was called Making the TV Show: 7th Heaven.

    • This episode marked 7th Heaven as being the longest running WB show at this point. The Steve Harvey Show which premiered on August 25, 1996 (one day before 7th Heaven's premiere) ended its run February 18, 2002 with its series finale. The show ended with a total of 123 episodes. At this current point, 7th Heaven is now the eldest member of the WB clan.

    • Before this episode premiered, The WB dedicated a tribute to Chuck Jones (creator of Michigan J. Frog for the classic 1955 Warner Bros. cartoon "One Froggy Evening" and it's famous logo) who died the previous Friday (2/22/02) at the age of 89.

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