John Beasley |
Irv Harper/ Narrator |
Marcia Cross |
Dr. Linda Abbott |
Sarah Lancaster |
Madison Kellner |
Debra Mooney |
Nurse Edna Abbott Harper |
Tom Amandes |
Dr. Harold Abbott Jr. |
Gregory Smith |
Ephram Brown |
Dendrie Taylor |
Mrs. Thomson |
Guest Star |
J.K. Simmons |
Phil Drebbles |
Guest Star |
Gordon Johnson |
Mr. Jensen |
Recurring Role |
Steven Anderson |
Thurman Revere |
Recurring Role |
Jan Felt |
Louise |
Recurring Role |
Emphram's Lincoln Town Car (with the exception of the wheels) is identical to the Abbott's car we see in the opening flashback from the episode The Miracle of Everwood in season 1 where young Amy, young Bright & young Colin are in the backyard. Given that Everwood is such a close knit town it's possible that the car has remained in the town until Dr. Brown bought it for Emphram.
It is revealed in this episode that Linda (Marcia Cross) contracted HIV in her work in Africa. That is why she is not interested in pursuing a relationship with Andy.
Madison: God, Ephram, you don't even know me.
Ephram: I might not know everything about you, but I do know some things. I know that you're the only person who makes my little sister think it's o.k. to be a girl. I know how you feel when you sing, cause it's how I feel when I play. I know all you really want from this Jay-guy is for him to get you, and he never will because the only thing he's interested in getting is himself. And, I know that all this stuff about me being too young is just you being afraid... because, it's easier for you to say that I'm too young than to risk something that's not what you thought you wanted.
Madison: ...
Ephram: And, most of all, I know that, ever since I kissed you at the D.M.V., every time I've seen you, I've wanted to kiss you again.
Madison: ...
Ephram: And I don't know for sure, but I'm pretty sure you did. And, you have to...
(Ephram advances towards Madison and kisses her)Madison: ... ...
Ephram: Yeah... thought so.
Thurman: Phil said to take it off, I think he meant cancer.
Dr. Abbott: He meant the bunion Thurman. Take off the bunion, now come back Tuesday.
Thurman: What if it's a malignant growth?
Dr. Abbot: It's a bunion, now get out of here!
Harry: (to the crowd) Excuse me! Real doctor coming through!
Edna: (to Andy) You also promised Delia a horse. I don't see Mr. Ed galloping around here.
Narrator Irv: There are moments in life so archetypal, that theres only one proper response, one right thing to say. But as humans, each with our own idiosyncrasies, preferences, and perceptions, we may not always have the response that the universe or, say, our parents want or expect us to have. It is at moments such as these that we realize that the truth has a distinct cost that cant be bargained down. And in these moments we must choose whether to pay the price.
Ephram: (To Car Dealership) If this is my future, even my past is starting to look good.
Andy: (To Delia) A patient I diagnosed with the flu has life threatening Meningitis. And Phil the mechanic is psychic.
Harold: (To Linda) It's too bad you inherited our mothers sense of humor.
Edna: (To Andy) You like Linda. Linda likes you. You are both nincompoops who will do nothing about it.
Harry: (To Louise) Louise I'm having a premonition! I'm seeing the rest of my appointments cancelled for the day.
Ephram: (To Madison) Prodigy would imply youth, I'm actually an old soul.
Episode Music
Sugar Ray - Is She Really Going Out With Him?.
Beth Orton - Ooh Child.
Sarah Lancaster - The Weight of Water.
Note: Sarah Lancaster's vocals were provided by Nicole Gordon (her vocals were also heard during episode 216 Unspoken Truths).
Chris Pratt (Bright Abbott) does not appear in this episode.
Stephanie Niznik (Nina Feeny) does not appear in this episode.
Nora Zehetner (Laynie Hart) does not appear in this episode.
Edna: You also promised Delia a horse. I don't see Mister Ed galloping around here.
Mister Ed was a black-and-white TV sitcom of the 1960s with a talking horse (Mister Ed) and his friend and master, Wilbur.
The WB: In the Everwood episode entitled The Burden of Truth, characters in the show deal with the issue of depression and the issues of living with HIV. This show illustrates the complexities of dealing with emotional and physical illnesses.
The WB released an educator guide to help teach people about depression and HIV/AIDS.
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