Rick
watched all 4 seasons the past month or two. it is one of my favorite dramas of all time. great writing, interesting minor characters that you grow to care about. solidly acted and good casting. very realistic portrayals of the lives of the younger characters too. Emily Vancamp went on to have a strong career after this. Harold is a great character, always in character and you go from thinking he is a dweeb to liking him. same with Hannah, a great addition to the cast. the final few episodes wrapped up the series quite nicely. I would love to see a reunion movie on netflix ala the new Gilmore Girls revival.highly recommended
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A brilliant brain-surgeon moves to a small town with his teenage son and small daughter, when he is widowed. This has excellent writing, with clever and well-delivered dialog(so much of which is quote-worthy and memorable), and smart scripts throughout, and deals with countless problems, and usually in a respectful manner. The values promoted tend to be traditional ones, but this usually doesn't underestimate the issues it goes into. There is a lot of humor in this show, and I can't claim to keep from laughing whenever Tom Amandes speaks one of his utterly perfect lines. The cast is great, and almost all of the acting is marvelous. Vivien Cardone is incredibly talented for her age, Gregory Smith is far from that kid in Small Soldiers, and Treat Williams is impeccable. I could go on. The characters are plentiful, varied(everyone will have someone to like and/or recognize themselves in) and well-developed, and they all genuinely grow throughout the course of the series. This maintained a pretty high level of quality all the way, if it got somewhat melodramatic after the first season(and by the fourth, Bright was kind of the preferred scapegoat when someone had to do or have done something wrong). The guest stars are good. I recommend this to any fan of drama shows with dry comedy. 8/10
Ryan Selwood
I don't really watch TV Shows, but this show was different. I started watching this show on TV, and then began from there to watch it online. To me this TV Show is a 10/10 and deserves to still be in production. However in 2006 it was cancelled due to 7th Heaven being renewed instead. I am not a big fan of TV Shows, but this TV Show got me watching and i enjoyed every episode from seasons 1-4. For everybody who has not watched this TV Show, i think you should see it as it makes you feel Happy and is very fun and interesting to watch. The TV Show is about a doctor named Dr Andy Brown who has 2 children, a girl and a boy named Delia and Ephram. However one night Dr Brown received news that his wife had died. From there his life began when he moved to a town called Everwood. His first appearance did not impress the family doctor but the two eventually become friends. Dr Brown and his children found it hard to cope, but they all got used to the town and its people.This is an excellent TV Show and to me it could have got to the top. However the network "TheWB" was merging and formed a new network called "TheCW". At first Everwood was going to be renewed but the finale episode of 7th Heaven attracted loads of viewers, therefore TheCW decided to renew 7th Heaven instead of Everwood. This show (Everwood) can be watched online.
bella_vanitas
Somewhere in the middle of the Colorado mountains: Welcome to Everwood, a small town complete with quirky inhabitants and easy-going lifestyle, where everyone knows everyone. But then, a new face appears in town. Dr. Andrew Brown (Treat Williams, with a beard!), a world-famous neurosurgeon and his children Ephram, played by Gregory Smith, and Delia, played by Vivien Cardone.Andy is here to start a new life. After his wife died in a car accident, he realized how little he knew his own children. Now, he wants to reconnect. There's just one problem. His son hates him.Meanwhile, Ephram has other problems. He falls in love with the most popular girl in school, Amy, played Emily VanCamp, who, of course, has a boyfriend. Not only that, this boyfriend is in a coma. So when she hears about a surgeon coming to town, she has new hope.The aforementioned quirky Everwoodians have various reactions to the new residents. There's the town's doctor, played by Tom Amandes, who isn't happy about the new competition as Andy opens an office. There's his estranged mother, played by Debra Mooney, who is married to the only black guy within a 30-mile radius. There's Andy's neighbor, Nina, played by Stephanie Niznik, with whom he always finds a sympathetic ear."Everwood" was easily one of the best dramas on TV. Mostly because it had a lot of drama (Deaths! Comas! Unrequited love!) without ever being cheesy, and just enough comedic elements without being ridiculous.Another strong suit of the show are its characters, whom you just can't help but fall in love with as you get to know them along the way. A lot of that is due to great writing, but just as much credit goes to the actors who craft their characters with a certain fondness. Tom Amandes in particular succeeds in making the town doctor, who seems to be nothing but a funny sidekick at first, into a multi-layered, interesting person.There's one thing you can count on with "Everwood." Almost every single episode will make you cry like a baby, or, at the very least, make your eyes water. It's just that good.