I loved the little 'airplane' thing Harold did as he flew out of Bright's house on the way to the Pharmacy.

He's suck a little kid.

Will Harold lying on the adoption form come back and bite them on the ass?

Hannah and Bright just need to have sex already.

The preview:

Methinks so. They said that there was a death in Everwood this season... I wonder if this is the impetus of it?

Something tells me that

My guess is ...

Stolen from another site. Edited to remove spoilers.

Everwood Schedule:

May 08 - Episode 17 (ratings should be higher than normal with the big lead-in from the 7th Heaven series finale)
May 15 - Episode 18
May 22 - Episode 19
May 29 - Episode 20
June 5 - Episodes 21&22

WTF June?!?

Anyway, this episode was so-so. I'm not really sure what the point of making the kid gay was. I thought his story-line would have been just as well off being left at "Ephram thinks I'm his kid". Oh well. Glad there was no Amy this week. Not sure if we really know what Amy is like since her psycho professor has taken control of her body.

Good Bright/Hannah moments. Don't think there was any Jake/Nina this week. They seemed to keep it very close hold.

I'd also like the echo two good weeks of Andy/Ephram.

Anybody else notice how the writers can take these characters from love to hate/annoying to feel their pain?
ex., Ephram was rather annoying at the end of last season, but I'd say he's back to normal now, or better than normal. Conversely, Amy was very sad at the end of last season and I felt for her (no, not like that!), but now she just needs to be off screen for a while with this whole professor bit. Which is a shame since EVC is such a good actress.

i liked at the end how efram let andy know he understood why andy lied to him about his kid b/c he was protecting him.. it's good to see andy and efram on good terms again

I'm pulling an Ephram and heading to London/Paris for two weeks and will miss these eps. Thank heavens for TiVo!

"Across the Lines"


Cast: Treat Williams, Gregory Smith, Emily Van Camp, Debra Mooney, John Beasley, Vivien Cardone, Chris Pratt, Stephanie Niznik, Merrilyn Gann, Tom Amandes, Scott Wolf, Sarah Drew.
Director(s): Peter Markle.
Producer(s): Greg Berlanti, Mickey Liddell.
Writer(s): Barbie Kligman.

Original Airdate: April 17, 2006.

Everwood

From the description on the WB site it sounds like too many things are going to happen tonight. Hopefully the flow is good.

It was an okay episode. More later...

Rose getting high on Mary-J and getting hit on back her 'bud' was silly.

Hannah getting to let loose at dinner was amusing.

Wasn't too interested in Jake's NA subplot.

Reid's on the road to cheatdom.

Totally, not what I expected nor hoped for.

But I must say ...

Phi Beta Fem Bot

I was glad Hannah finally stood up to Amy, who has become quite the bitch.

Harold was the saving grace of the show, and even he wasn't in top form.

It was an okay ep. Hannah telling off Amy was the highlight.

Anyone think that Reid is going to buckle under the pressure of flunking out of his first year of med school and "remove himslef" from the show?

So, is anyone going to enlighten those who didn't watch as to who was in the car accident? I haven't watched this show in the last 3 weeks, and the previews made it seem like it would be a central part of the episode. I am guessing it was the typical much ado about nothing, though.

the person in the car was some random drunk guy who's never been on the show before. misleading previews.

barely any Ephram. no follow up to Kyle's coming out.
Hannah and Amy were both annoying.
Bad episode.

This show is 5 feet, 11 inches under...

"The Land of Confusion"


Cast: Treat Williams, Gregory Smith, Emily Van Camp, Debra Mooney, John Beasley, Vivien Cardone, Chris Pratt, Stephanie Niznik, Merrilyn Gann, Tom Amandes, Scott Wolf, Sarah Drew.
Director(s): Peter Markle.
Producer(s): Greg Berlanti, Mickey Liddell.
Writer(s): Tom Garrigus .

Original Airdate: April 24, 2006.

Everwood

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It was a decent episode, more later after it airs.

Well, gotta give Bright some props for giving into his baser instincts (I'd hit it, too), though the guilt appears to be ulcer-inducing, soon enough. He's going to devastate Hannah one of these days when all that guilt just comes rushing out of him.

Ephram continues his maturation, impressing his father in the process. Getting to see both sides of being a concert pianist vs. being a cultivator of burgeoning pianists help Ephram decide what he wants in life, plus it allows him to stay around should the show return next fall.

There's a sliver of hope for an eventual Andy-Nina situation if Nina can just boot Jake to the curb and let him find his own bliss in supporting the recovery of other addicts.

Weird, I didn't miss Amy all that much, nor Harold/Rose.

I thought it was a good episode. One of the better this season.

Bright did a good job expressing the guilt. The look on Andy's face while Nina talked about having babies was heart wrenching. Ephram's phone message to Madison was probably the highlight of the episode.