7th Heaven Season 6 Episode 4

Annie: Lately, with all the changes I've been going through I found that sometimes I'm more comfortable in the company of women. I love you, but you know, sometimes I need to talk to a woman.
Eric: Why is that?
Annie: I don't know. Women-- we're all part of a club. Rich, poor, fat, thin, happy, unhappy-- we're all going through the same things. And you can be a lot of things for me, but no matter how hard you try, you'll never be a woman.
Eric: Never wanted to be until now. But I get your point. You and me, we're okay?
Annie: We're better than okay.
Matt: (to Eric and Annie) I'm gonna be... a gynecologist.
Annie: Well, he does love women.

Annie: I'm quitting school.
Eric: What?
Annie: I'm quitting school. No more college.
Eric: I didn't know how much teaching meant to you.
Annie: Well, it's not the teaching really. It's being around kids. You know how much I've always loved having children in my life, working with them, helping them. You know, in a couple of years Sam and David...they'll be in school. Ruthie's doing great. Simon's in high school. Robbie and Lucy are in college, Mary's in New York and Matt's going off to medical school. So...our kids need me, but they don't need me. If I teach every year, I'll have a new batch of kids who I'll need to help the way I helped our kids. It's the perfect job for me. All I have to do is take what I've been doing at home for the last 20 years and put it in the classroom. I can do it. I think I'll be good at it.
Eric: I'll help. I've always supported you in whatever you wanted to do. I love you. I want you to be happy.
Annie: I want to be happy, too.

Serena: That's the key, finding what makes you happy and doing it. I have a great relationship with my daughter. I'm more happy than I've ever been with my job and the men in my life - those are the things that bring me enjoyment....so, is there something that may help you enjoy life a little more? The way I see it, you do so much for so many people, maybe you need to do just something for yourself.
Annie: Maybe.

Eric: (praying to God about Annie) Make her talk to me. Make her talk to me!

Eric: You know, you could be a minister when you grow up.
Ruthie: You got Lucy. Isn't that enough?

Eric: You know, in some ways your mother hasn't changed since the first day I fell in love with her 20 years ago.
Matt: And in other ways?
Eric: She's mean. Really, really mean...I didn't mean it the way it sounded. I love her. It's just that lately it's a lot tougher to love her.
Matt: You know, I'm so glad I have to go to work because I don't like where this conversation is going.

Eric: Well, the most important things in life are what work we do and who we love.
Ruthie: What did you do to make Mom so angry?
Eric: I didn't do anything.

Eric: (to Robbie and Lucy) Are you two going out again?
Lucy: Come on Dad. Robbie and I aren't dating...you have nothing to worry about. We're practically brother and sister.
Eric: (to himself) It's the "practically" that worries me.