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Episode Summary

Ephram and Amy decide to go to prom together as friends, but Amy can't get up the nerve to tell Ephram that she has feelings for him after they run into his ex-girlfriend Madison and Amy realizes that he's still nursing a broken heart. Meanwhile, Linda decides it may be time to leave Everwood behind, and Andy's mentor, Dr. Donald Douglas (guest star Philip Baker Hall), asks him to perform risky brain surgery on a patient who turns out to be Dr. Douglas himself.moreless
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    I love this episode. I love Bright. Need I say more?? This is just a classic episode, I enjoy the Andy story line and the Linda part is good, but really, it is Bright.

    He is freaking hilarious and this episode is where the audience really gets to see him in all his glory. Aside from that, the Ephram / Amy story line is very important and essential to the story.

    Simply put, this episode is a series classic. Watch it and understand why Everwood is the greatest family drama of all time.

    I will leave this review with a quote from the episode:

    "Can you belive it? Four dates. God! I rule!"moreless

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    • The Brown's Address is 2719 Dearborn. Edit
    • Goof: As Dr. Douglass, Dr. Brown, and Delia are having breakfast, Dr. Douglass faints. When Dr. Brown tells to Delia to call 911, he calls her Vivien by mistake. Edit
    • The hairdresser in town is named Roxanne. Note that Bright rented the Winnebago from the car dealer Phil, the same used car dealer that Ephram got his car from. The Abbotts' neighbors are the Sullivans. Edit
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    • Episode Music: Liz Phair - Red Light Fever. FunkStar De Luxe - Ignition. Doobie Brothers / DJ Malibu - Listen To The Music (Remix). Edit
    • This is the last episode to feature Marcia Cross (Linda Abbott) as a series regular for this season. The actress went off to do a pilot for ABC called Desperate Housewives. Edit
    • Stephanie Niznik (Nina Feeney) does not appear in this episode even though she's credited. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • (Bright trying to convince Amy and Ephram to go with the "Promebago") Bright: No, you don't get it. My life is about to start to suck. Big time. I'm going to be that weird guy who graduates and never leaves. Like Johnny Richter. Amy: That guy who works at Sal's? Bright: See, he doesn't even work there. You just think he does 'cause he hangs out there so much. C'mon, guys. I need this night to be awesome. Edit
    • Ephram: I've got five girls competing not to go out with me. Edit
    • Amy: There has to be some way we can enjoy this. Ephram: Sedated. Edit
  • Allusions

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    • Ephram: Is it just me, or is that one–Suzie–exactly like Jerri from Survivor?
      Jerri was one of the more aggressive contestants on the CBS reality show Survivor. Edit
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