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7th Heaven

Cutters [3.03]

Eric: Maybe what you need is a tutor. Lucy: You mean an older-high-school-guy-who-looks-like-Brad-Pitt type of tutor?

Eric

Uh, no, I was thinking of a much-older-minister-who's-slowly-losing-patience-with-his-daughter type of tutor.

7th Heaven

Cutters [3.03]

Mary: You know, none of this is like you, and I know why. I think your attitude is compliments of your new best friend Nicole. Lucy: Stop picking on my friend, okay? Because Nicole is here to stay, and in the future, stay out of my business. Especially my friend business. Mary: I'm telling you there's something up with Nicole.

Lucy

That's your opinion.

7th Heaven

Cutters [3.03]

Mary: Look, I know no one wants to hear this, but I have to say something. Last night I saw Nicole in our bathroom cutting herself with a razor. Lucy: It makes no sense. I don't understand why Nicole would cut herself, why anyone would. Eric: Well, a lot of girls do it. In fact, some experts believe that cutting or self-mutilation is the fastest growing problem with teenage girls outside of eating disorders. Lucy: If that's true, why haven't I heard of it? Eric: No one talks about it much. Lucy: That maybe true with other people, but Nicole is my best friend. If she were doing this, I'd be the first to know. Eric: There's a lot of shame that goes with cutting and Nicole wouldn't necessarily tell you or anyone else 'cause she's probably embarrassed that she does it. Lucy: Well, if she's embarrassed about it why doesn't she stop? Eric: It's not that simple. See, sometimes when a person can't handle whatever emotional pain they're in, they cause physical pain to themselves. They'll take a razor or a knife or a pen and make little cuts that they can hide. And when you want to quit something like that, you have to find out what's causing the pain that's making you hurt yourself or you're never going to be able to stop doing the destructive behavior. Lucy: I'm so sorry, Dad. Eric: For what? Lucy: I'm sorry you have such a dunce for a daughter. I'm so stupid about biology and Nicole.

Eric

I never want to hear you call yourself stupid again. You're not. Biology is tough and nobody knew about Nicole, not even her parents at first. So no blaming yourself for that either. I can't go to biology with you but, uh, if you need a substitute best friend, I'm always here.

7th Heaven

The Legacy [3.04]

Lucy: Oh no. Shelby: Not again. How could you leave your lunch in Geometry class again? Lucy: I don't know. Because I love a frenzied sweaty hallway sprint before lunch? Where's the straightest line from here to our Geometry room? Shelby: I don't know.

Lucy

You really gotta start paying more attention in class.

7th Heaven

The Legacy [3.04]

Lucy: Oh, sorry to interrupt. I just left my lunch in here. Is that my lunch? Mrs. Reese: I'm sorry, Lucy. I didn't know you'd be back. Lucy: You ate my lunch? Mrs. Reese: Well, I figured if you were coming back for it, you'd've been here sooner. Lucy: It's a long hallway. A long windy hallway filled with obstacles that walk and shove and get in your way on their way to eating their own lunches. Mrs. Reese: What's the shortest distance between two points? A straight line. You know, if you applied what we talked about in class, you might've gotten back here quicker and saved your lunch. Lucy: I just don't understand Geometry. I can't do that kind of thinking. I don't have that side of the brain or something. Mrs. Reese: Really? Because it looks like you're not all that interested in Geometry and aren't really giving it your best shot.

Lucy

It's hard to be interested in something you know you'll never use. I mean, never get.

7th Heaven

The Legacy [3.04]

Lucy: She ate it. I accidentally left my lunch in class and Mrs. Reese ate it. My lunch. All of it...practically. And to add insult to injury, she said that if I'd applied the Geometry stuff we learned in class that I might've made it back to the room in time to save my lunch. Annie: Is there any truth in that? Lucy: How would I know? I don't know any Geometry. Annie: Does that mean you want Mary or Matt to help you with your Geometry? Lucy: No, I want you to call Mrs. Reese and tell her to stop eating my lunch. Annie: If it continues, I will. And it is possible that today was just a weird day. And I don't want to upset you in your weakened and starving condition, but maybe you should take a stab at learning Geometry. Lucy: Why? I don't get it, I'll never get it, and I don't see how it will ever help me in my life to get it.

Annie

It might help you save your lunch.

7th Heaven

The Legacy [3.04]

Mrs. Reese: I'm sorry, Lucy. I didn't know if you'd remember to come back again today. Lucy: No, I'm sorry. I didn't know you'd start on my lunch again today. Mrs. Reese: You should have. It's called a "given". You see, this situation isn't all that different from a geometry proof. Why eats my lunch...your lunch is something to be eaten. That's the definition of lunch. Your lunch is in here to be eaten because you leave it in here. That is a "given". I don't want it to sit and rot, etc. That is also a "given". So what conclusion can we draw from this? Lucy: That is my lunch is left in here, you're going to eat it unless I get back here before you do? Mrs. Reese: Exactly right. Which route did you take to get back here? Lucy: The south hallway. Mrs. Reese: Okay, "G" that's our geometry room. And "F" that's you...famished. If you draw an imaginary line from here to here. Lucy: It's a right triangle. Mrs. Reese: And how could you have gotten to "G" quicker? Lucy: By going from here to here? Mrs. Reese: Yep. You bisect the angle to the midpoint on the hypotenuse. Lucy: So, can I have whatever's left of my lunch? [there's nothing left]

Mrs. Reese

I had a light, light breakfast.

7th Heaven

The Legacy [3.04]

Mary: Okay, I just came down to say I'm sorry. Annie: For skipping class, or getting caught, or causing me to come and get you in the principal's office so that your teacher can tell me that for some reason my 16-year-old daughter can't seem to find her way to class? Mary: Yes. Mom, Mrs. McKee just reads aloud every day and it's boring. Besides, I can read the book by myself. Annie: So have you? Mary: What? Annie: Read the book? Mary: Well, some of it, but I can't get into it. And besides, like I said, Mrs. McKee reads the thing aloud in class every day. Annie: Yes, but you'd have to actually be in class to hear it and benefit from it. You see where I'm going with this? Mary: Yes.

Annie

See, if my kid can't "get" anything, not even the tiniest little morsel, from a classic novel about societal mores, shame, scorn and ostracism, then I look to my kid. Not the teacher, not Nathaniel Hawthorne, but my kid. Of course, now that I know my kid has read and/or heard very few of those actual words, I feel better. Or a different kind of worse, I'm not sure.

7th Heaven

And the Home of the Brave [3.06]

Ruthie: You know the person guts I hate? Bobby Tripp. I hate the guts inside his guts, and the guts inside those guts! Mary: Our little neighbor? Why do you hate him? Ruthie: Because he saw my underwear on the swing and he won't shut up and say he's sorry! Simon: Well, if you think about it, there's really no way he could shut up and say he's sorry.

Ruthie

Don't make me crawl over that seat and sock you!

7th Heaven

And the Home of the Brave [3.06]

Annie: Hey, how was school today? Ruthie: Fine until Bobby Tripp saw my underwear while I was on the swings and now he won't shut up about it. Annie: Why weren't you wearing the shorts that I made to match that outfit? Ruthie: Because I was in a hurry this morning. And besides, why should I have to wear shorts because boys can't shut up about underwear? Why should all the girls at school have to suffer because the boys are losers? What's wrong with this world? Annie: Can I get back to you on that?

Ruthie

Take your time. I'm not going anywhere.

7th Heaven

And the Home of the Brave [3.06]

Matt: Once the twins are here, our lives will never be the same. They're gonna need lots of attention and quiet, and once they're here, they're here. Forever. Ruthie: What if we don't like them? Matt: Well, having a baby is kind of like rolling the dice in Vegas. Sometimes the odds are really good, and you win big.

Simon

And sometimes, you crap out.

7th Heaven

Johnny Get Your Gun [3.07]

Annie: [to Ruthie]: Are you okay? What happened? Ruthie: I'm just playing. Annie: And what exactly were you playing? Ruthie: That I got shot, just like in the video game called "Bah Boom." Ricky had it at school, and it's really cool. You hold it in your hand, and a soldier walks around in the :jungle and tries not to step on any land mines or get shot by the bad guys. Annie: Honey, do you know that there are real children who step on real land mines and lose arms and legs, and some even die? Ruthie: No, but this isn't for real. It's just a game, a video game. Can I have one?

Annie

No, you cannot have one. I don't like those games. We'll find something else for you to play with, okay?

7th Heaven

Johnny Get Your Gun [3.07]

[When Simon is on the phone with Deena] Simon: Are you crying? Deena: Johnny, my old boyfriend, broke up with his girlfriend. Actually, the girlfriend broke up with him. Simon: So you're breaking up with me? Deena: No, I'm not breaking up with you. That's the problem. Simon: Good, I don't think I can go through another breakup so early in the school year. Wait, then what is the problem? Deena: Johnny. He's gonna come after you. I just know he will. He's like that.

Simon

When you say "come after me," exactly what do you mean by that?

7th Heaven

Johnny Get Your Gun [3.07]

Simon: Hey, excuse me. Johnny: Oh, hey, little buddy, am I in your way? Simon: It's not buddy. it's Camden. Are you Johnny? Johnny: So you've heard of me. That's good. Have you heard that this is my girlfriend, Deena? Simon: I believe that's "was" your girlfriend. Deena was your girlfriend. She's my girlfriend now. Johnny: We'll see about that, buddy. I'll see you later. Deena: See what a jerk he is?

Simon

Don't worry, I can take care of him. Piece of cake.

7th Heaven

Johnny Get Your Gun [3.07]

Simon: [to Johnny] Deena doesn't wanna talk to you. Johnny: Look, Mighty Mouse, stay out of this or I'll take you out of this. Simon: Take me out of this? Johnny: [makes a gun gesture with his fingers] Get it? Simon: You're gonna shoot me?

Johnny

Yeah, just when you least suspect it, you're gonna turn around and find a .38 special pointed right at you. [chuckles] Yeah, I just might do that. You're gonna have to look over your shoulder everywhere you go.

7th Heaven

Johnny Get Your Gun [3.07]

Eric: [to Simon]: Are you in some kind of trouble?

Simon

I'm not sure about that, either. See, the thing is, he's probably just trying to scare me, but Deena's old boyfriend... he said he was gonna shoot me.

7th Heaven

Johnny Get Your Gun [3.07]

Eric: [to Vice Principal Blackstone] Yeah, but you have to do something. He threatened to shoot my son. Vice Principal Blackstone: I have to follow procedure. I have to call in the parents, have a meeting with them, send the kid to a counselor. They have to recommend that he see a therapist or I have to risk losing my tenure and retirement. And that may not sound like much, but I have a family too. Eric: But what about tomorrow? What if he comes to school with a gun tomorrow? Vice Principal Blackstone: I agree that Simon and Deena should stay home from school until I get some answers.

Eric

Well, thanks for your help.

7th Heaven

Johnny Get Your Gun [3.07]

Vice Principal Blackstone: Martin, I had your son's locker opened this morning. Mr. Morton: What? Vice Principal Blackstone: I had reason to believe he might have a weapon. Mr. Morton: And did he? No. Vice Principal Blackstone: His locker looks like an altar to violence. There are pictures of people torturing animals. A stack of gun ads. CDs of an extremely sexual and violent nature. Comic books along the same themes. My guess is, his room looks the same way. Mr. Morton: So what if it does? He's a teenage boy. Eric: He's a teenage boy who pointed his finger at my son's head and mentioned the exact gun he would use on him. [to Vice Principal Blackstone] I'm sorry. You asked me to let you handle this. [to Mr. Morton] And I can't help but notice that he threatened my son with the exact same gun that you own. Mr. Morton: I have a license for that gun. Eric: I don't care if you have a license for that gun. Licensed or unlicensed, your son has access to it, and I... you seem to be in complete denial of any possibility that something could go terribly wrong here. Mr. Morton: I know my son, okay? My son would never shoot anyone. Sergeant Michaels: At the very least, until this situation is resolved, you might wanna take the gun out of the house. Mr. Morton: The gun is for our protection. Sergeant Michaels: Did you know that people who keep a gun at home for self-protection are 43 times more likely to kill themselves, a family member or an acquaintance than to be killed by an armed intruder? Mr. Morton: Do you know that guns don't kill people? People kill people. Eric: People with guns kill people! Vice Principal Blackstone: Gentlemen... Eric: No, is it too much to ask this man to admit that his son has a problem and take some action?

Mr. Morton

Oh, I'm gonna take action, all right. I'm not gonna be forced to give up my right to bear arms. I'm not gonna have my back pushed against the wall by some lame assistant principal and a minister who's got friends in the police department. What I am gonna do is call the school board and the chief of police, because this is harassment. Furthermore, I'm gonna take my son out of this school. I'm gonna put him in a private school where he won't be treated like some common criminal. The public school system has failed my son and failed my family. And if this is what I get for my tax dollars, then forget it! [to Johnny] Come on, son, we're done here.

7th Heaven

Johnny Get Your Gun [3.07]

Judge: Will the minor please rise? Johnny, I've gone over your record very carefully, as well as the psychological evaluation that was provided to me. And I had to consider that this was not your first offence, that you did admit to stalking the Reverend with an intent to kill him, and to date, you have shown no remorse. Now, this is not to say that I have no hope of your ever changing, because I do. We have successfully rehabilitated young men and women just like yourself, and I intend to follow your case very closely. But today, Johnny, based upon the information gathered, as well as my own conversations with you and your parents, I feel I have no choice but to relinquish you to the State Youth Authority, where you will remain under their care until you're 25 years old, which is the maximum penalty I am allowed to assign a 12-year-old. This concludes this hearing. Court is recessed. Johnny: Don't let them take me! Please! Don't let them take me! I wanna go home! I wanna go home! Mr. Morton: [to Eric] I was... I was wrong. And I just wanna apologise for what happened and for not listening to you when you told me my son was in trouble. If I had, this wouldn't have happened. I just thank God he didn't kill anyone.

Eric

Amen.

7th Heaven

No Sex, Some Drugs and a Little Rock 'n' Roll [3.08]

Annie: Lucy, wait. I got the phone bill today. Lucy: Congratulations. Annie: Your phone usage is completely out of control.

Lucy

Define "out of control."

7th Heaven

No Sex, Some Drugs and a Little Rock 'n' Roll [3.08]

Annie: [when Ruthie is chewing gum] Spit it out. Ruthie: How did you know? Annie: I have eyes in the back of my head.

Ruthie

If that were really true, I'd bring you in to Show 'n' Tell.

7th Heaven

No Sex, Some Drugs and a Little Rock 'n' Roll [3.08]

[When Annie catches Simon drinking coffee] Ruthie: I'm not drinking coffee, I just stole it for him. Simon: [to Ruthie] Thanks a lot. Annie: Simon! [grabs the phone from Lucy] Goodbye, Jordan. Lucy: I had to call him to tell him I couldn't call him.

Annie

[to Ruthie about her gum] Come on, spit it out. [to Simon] You, no coffee. [to Ruthie] You, no gum. [to Lucy] And you, no phone. Got it? Good.

7th Heaven

No Sex, Some Drugs and a Little Rock 'n' Roll [3.08]

Lucy: How did you learn to be so cruel?

Annie

It's in the "Mommy Manual" between crafts and cuddling.

7th Heaven

No Sex, Some Drugs and a Little Rock 'n' Roll [3.08]

Eric: What are you doing with this stuff? Matt: A friend at school gave gave 'em to me. Their just natural energy boosters made from herbs or something. Eric: Not everything that is natural is good for you. Cocaine is extracted from the cope of plant. Heroine and Morphine come from natural plants and extracts. Natural doesn't always mean good! Matt: Dad, calm down, okay. Check the bottle, it's sealed. I didn't take any. I was just looking for a way to keep awake so I could keep studying. Eric: Oh, you'll stay awake because the main ingredient in these pills is Ephedrine which is just a chemical process away from from being Methaphetamine. Matt: Wait I don't get it, I mean the guy who gave these pills bought them from a health-food store. I mean if this stuff is so dangerous then why is it not illegal. Eric: Because Ephedrine is classified as a food not a drug, so it's not regulated the way it should be. Ephedrine-based supplements are illegal in 13 states. You know that it took to make them illegal? People died. (Mary enters the room) Eric: What's wrong? Mary: I took those pills. Eric: You took these pills? Mary: No, I didn't get the pills from Matt, I got them from Diane who gets them from her father. I thought everyone was taking them. Eric: I think I better talk to Diane's father. Throw them out.

Matt

Gladly.

7th Heaven

Let's Talk About Sex [3.09]

Lucy: Romeo and Juliet were only 14, you know.

Eric

Did you read the entire play? Romeo and Juliet committed suicide!

7th Heaven

Let's Talk About Sex [3.09]

Lucy: [hitting Matt] Who do you think you are embarrassing me like that? I am not a child! I am practically a grown woman and you have no right to interfere in my life like that! Matt: Look, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, but I'd rather you be mad at me than find out you did something stupid.

Lucy

Oh, yeah? Well, if you're so worried about me being stupid, then why don't you bust in on Mary at her stupid boy-girl sleepover?

7th Heaven

Let's Talk About Sex [3.09]

Eric: You know, I don't want to sound judgmental, but there really is nothing good to be said about teenage pregnancy. They're just not old enough.

Annie

We are so lucky with Mary, Lucy and Matt.

7th Heaven

Here Comes Santa Claus [3.10]

Eric: You ready to go? Lucy: Yeah. I've been on the phone all day. I called every person in this church directory announcing that I will be holding these stupid auditions. Eric: Oh my, and I know how you hate using the phone. You know I'll drop you off on my errand and come back by the church and help you. Lucy: Thanks for the offer, but I doubt there's going to be a long line for free work. Eric: Oh, I think you might be surprised. Lucy: I'll probably just be sitting there all afternoon staring at the rec room walls. Eric: Take your shoe shine kit, it'll give you something to do. Lucy: Yeah, Merry Christmas to you, too. It's not funny.

Eric

Yes, it is.

7th Heaven

Here Comes Santa Claus [3.10]

Lucy: I have to get Jordan something for Christmas. He got me something. He probably spent a hundred dollars. That's how much couples spend on each other these days. Annie: Your father and I have never spent a hundred dollars on each other at Christmas, and yet whenever we've drawn each other's name we've always managed to give each other something special. You just have to be creative.

Lucy

First of all, it's not whenever it's every year because we all know that you guys cheat. And secondly, I don't have time to be creative. All my time is being spent trying to talk people into taking part in the live nativity scene.

7th Heaven

Nobody Knows... [3.11]

Lucy: You cried? Mary: I only did it because you told me too. I'm a disgrace to women drivers everywhere. Lucy: Yeah, but not because you cried. Because you can't parallel park. And actually crying to get your way isn't a disgrace to all women drivers, it's a disgrace to all women, period. Mary: You told me too. Lucy: Can I just make one teeny tiny suggestion? Learn how to parallel park and retake the test. When I said cry, I meant just that. Cry. Faking it is just like a lie and like lying you have to break the habit now before it controls you.

Mary

I'm gonna break something and it's not my crying habit!

7th Heaven

Nobody Knows... [3.11]

Eric: Our kids are bad liars.

Annie

Really bad liars, every last one of them.

7th Heaven

Nobody Knows... [3.11]

Eric: Does whatever is going on with Julie have something to do with your not wanting me anywhere near you today? Annie: No. Don't be ridiculous. Eric: I'm sorry I just couldn't help but notice that you're a little less...friendly than you were yesterday.

Annie

There's no reason. Just like there's no reason that Ruthie keeps getting in trouble with the phone, there's no reason Lucy cries well and Mary doesn't, there's no reason that one child is sick and the other isn't, there's no reason that your sister is an alcoholic and you're not. It's just what is. I was quoting from one of your sermons.

7th Heaven

All That Jazz [3.12]

Dr. Hastings: I know you're angry with me and frankly, I don't blame you. Annie: Well, I do blame you. And why all the politeness? We didn't come here to enjoy afternoon tea. This is not something I wanted to do, but now that I am here, I want some answers. Answers to questions that I have had for 20 years! Dr. Hastings: Ask me anything. Annie: Why didn't you listen to me that night? I knew something was wrong. The nurse knew that something was wrong. You saw that my blood pressure was... Dr. Hastings: Was dangerously high. And you were exhibiting all the classic signs of eclampsia, but I hadn't seen eclampsia happen during labor. But I was nervous and scared and too inexperienced to be dealing with your labor. I should've called in another doctor, but unfortunately, my ego was more developed than my medical training. There is no pretty to say this, I... screwed... up. Annie: Then why didn't you at least apologize for endangering my life and almost killing my son. He was in an incubator for a month! Dr. Hastings: I didn't apologize because I didn't have the guts to face either of you, so I ran away. Annie: You shouldn't be practicing medicine.

Dr. Hastings

You're absolutely right. When I was 28, I had no business being a doctor. I didn't believe in God before that night, but I knew someone saved you and it wasn't me. Someone was definitely watching out for me, for all of us. I knew I wanted to practice medicine, but I knew I didn't have the training. So I went back to medical school for another three-year residency. After I finished that, because of you and your son, I decided to dedicate my professional life to working with high-risk babies. Three months ago, I got a call from Glenoak Hospital, they wanted me to head up their new Neonatal unit. At first, I didn't want to do it because I was afraid I might run into you and I want to cause any more pain.

7th Heaven

The Tribes That Bind [3.13]

Ruthie: Do you know the person whose guts I hate as a one or a two? Bobby Tripp. I hate the guts inside his guts. And the guts inside those guts. Mary: Our little neighbor? Why do you hate him?

Ruthie

Because he saw my underwear on the swings and he won't shut up and say he's sorry.

7th Heaven

The Tribes That Bind [3.13]

Eric: Getting ready for the babies is kind of exciting, but it's scary too. Don't you think? Having two new people in the family will be a pretty big change. It's just been the seven of us for a while. Concerns? Thoughts? Fears? Anybody? Matt: We know the drill, Dad. Two of you will leave for the hospital, and four of you will come home. Simon: We've done this before.

Ruthie

I haven't, but I can follow along.

7th Heaven

The Tribes That Bind [3.13]

Eric: So the baby shower was fun? Annie: Well, it didn't require police involvement but that is as much as I'm going to commit to. Eric: I'm excited... but I'm also a little worried about these babies. I'm worried that... we don't make enough, we don't have the space enough, time enough... Annie: I know. We have this conversation before every trip to the hospital. Eric: We do? Annie: Yeah. And afterwards, we share an inseparable bond that only this kind of anxiety can produce. It's our routine. Things are going to be really different but I'm always going to love you. That'll never change. Eric: And you will always be everything I love and want to be when I grow up. But after a day like today, I..I..I worry about bringing new souls into this world at this time.

Annie

I'm not worried. Their brothers and sisters will make a difference. They'll make it better, and so will they.

7th Heaven

It Happened One Night [3.15]

Annie: See my tummy? That's you. Ruthie: Maybe I never should have come out. Annie: But...look what you would've missed...riding on Daddy's shoulders...and Simon rocking you on the front porch...and Mary...giving you a bath in the kitchen sink. Ruthie: My butt was a lot smaller then.

Annie

All of our...bottoms were a lot smaller then.

7th Heaven

It Happened One Night [3.15]

Annie: Why isn't Simon watching Ruthie?

Ruthie

Is Simon my new mommy?

7th Heaven

It Happened One Night [3.15]

Matt: Don't make me get Mom and Dad.

Ruthie

Ha! You couldn't get Mom and Dad away from the "Children of the Corn" if you tried!

7th Heaven

Paranoia [3.16]

Mr. Moon : It's just not like our son to do something like this. Norma : Well, he's actually my stepson, but, you know, I feel like I gave birth to him. But I don't love what he's doing Mr. Moon : He's letting his grades drop, cutting class... caught him hitchhiking the other day. Hitchhiking! Eric : Well, I'm sure that... Norma : We don't know where he goes. We don't know who his friends are anymore. Fred : We thought you might have better insight into this than we do, you have experience. Norma : You know our son as well as we do. Probably better. Eric : I'm sorry. I have to apologize. I have two new babies at the house and my mind's just a blur. I-I'm sure I should know who you are, even if you're new to the church, but... Fred : It's our fault. We were in such a hurry, I... I guess we just assumed... Norma : We don't even go to your church. Eric : Lou? Anything the matter? Lou : No, no. I just didn't realize you were back from maternity leave. Eric : Sorry to intrude. Lou : Please forgive me. Eric : Oh, he's one of our deacons who, uh, has his own office, but, anyway... I think you were about to introduce yourselves. Norma : I'm sorry. I'mand this is Fred Moon. Eric : Moon? Your son is Jimmy Moon? Fred : That's right. Lucy's old boyfriend. We really need your help.

Norma

We think Jimmy's doing drugs.

7th Heaven

Paranoia [3.16]

Lucy : Why do we have to hurry? Mary : I've got to pick up Ruthie, then I've got to drop you two at home, then I have to head over to the Junior High so I can make Simon look good, which is not gonna be easy.

Lucy

You know he's just using you.

7th Heaven

Sometimes That's Just the Way It Is [3.17]

Ruthie: Babies, babies, babies. You'd think they never even saw a baby before. The way everyone goes ooh and aah if they even poop. It's not fair. Simon: Forget it, that's not going to change, what has changed is my luck and I've got to change it back. Did you answer that chain letter or not? Ruthie: One to Simon Camden, one to Master Simon Camden and one to Senor Simon Camden. That's Spanish. Simon: You can't give me back my own chain letter. You're supposed to send it to three other people. The idea is to keep the chain going or bad luck will befall you. Ruthie: Bad luck already befalled on me the day the babies were born.

Simon

Ditto.

7th Heaven

Sometimes That's Just the Way It Is [3.17]

Matt: I joined the army. Eric: The United States army? Annie: Yes, the United States army. The one with the guns and the wars! Eric: Did they tell you you'll have to cut your hair? Annie: Did they tell you those are real guns with real bullets, and you can get yourself shipped off to God knows where, and for what? Just to get your college education paid for? Eric: [pause] How much would he get? Matt: Well, I'm planning on four years. I'm gonna train as a pilot and they'll give me $50,000, and I'll be able to get a job as soon I get out. Eric: Wow. 50 G's and a job?

Annie

Bullets! Very fast bullets coming at our son!

7th Heaven

Sometimes That's Just the Way It Is [3.17]

[After Simon wakes everyone up in the middle of the night looking for his Red Lightning ring] Mary: Should we kill him now or in the morning? [Sound of the twins crying]

Everyone

Now!

7th Heaven

We the People [3.18]

Annie: I understand that you're helping Simon and Ruthie out with a little something. Mrs. Hinkle: I don't know what you're talking about. [Annie kisses her on the cheek] Annie: Thanks for helping my kids.

Mrs. Hinkle

Thanks for sharing your kids.

7th Heaven

The Voice [3.19]

Eric: Do you find find it odd that God talked to him and told him to come see me?

Simon

No. You do a pretty good job most of the time. Why wouldn't God recommend you?

7th Heaven

All Dogs Go to Heaven [3.20]

Mary: You're a freak, you know that. A total freak, freak, freak! Matt: Yeah, your freak brother. And that entitles me to protect you anyway I see fit. Mary: No it doesn't. It doesn't entitle you to protect anything. And who needs your protection? Matt: Who, who!? You that's who. You're out with a guy two years older than you and you're making out with him in a cop car! Mary: There is no law against making out! [turns to Sergeant Michaels] Is there, Sergeant Michaels? Is there a law against making out?! Sergeant Michaels: I'm going to let you two settle this. Mary: Yeah, I know how to settle this. I'm gonna open a can of whup-ass! Matt: Yeah, you do that.

Mary

I will! I will!

7th Heaven

All Dogs Go to Heaven [3.20]

Burt: Reverend, do you think dogs go to Heaven?

Eric

It may be debated in religious circles, but there's no debate in my heart. I know dogs go to Heaven.

7th Heaven

There Goes the Bride (1) [3.21]

Simon: The Tooth Fairy doesn't hex. The Tooth Fairy grants wishes. Good wishes.

Ruthie

The Tooth Fairy is branching out.

7th Heaven

There Goes the Bride (1) [3.21]

Annie: Stage fright? Eric: I'm not nervous about marrying Heather and Mason. I'm nervous about how Matt's dealing with Heather's impending wedding.

Annie

It's funny. I always thought Matt and Heather would end up together.

7th Heaven

There Goes the Bride (1) [3.21]

Eric: So if there's anyone present who does not think these two should not wed, please speak now or forever hold your peace. Matt: Don't do it. Heather, don't do it!

Heather

[to Mason] I'm sorry. [runs away with Matt from the altar]

7th Heaven

There Goes the Bride (2) [3.22]

Mason: Well, congratulations. Now that you've pushed me out of the picture, you could just move right on in.

Matt

I'm not the one who messed this all up. That was you. I'm not the one who had a girlfriend on the side. That was you. I'm not the one who broke Heather's heart. That was you. I may have ruined your wedding, but the day you decided to cheat on Heather, you ruined the relationship and you should be man enough to admit it!

7th Heaven

There Goes the Bride (2) [3.22]

Julie: We have an announcement. Hank: Julie and I are going to get married and we don't want to wait. Annie: Do you know that it was this time last year that I told you there were going to be two new Camdens. Eric: Not again! Annie: I'm not pregnant. If I were, the Zero Population Control people would come and take us away.

Eric

So instead of two new Camdens, there's going to be one new Hastings.

7th Heaven

There Goes the Bride (2) [3.22]

Heather: Thanks for ruining my wedding.

Matt

Anytime.

7th Heaven

The Tattle Tale Heart [4.01]

Annie: What's the matter? Eric!

Eric

I think I'm having a... heart attack.

7th Heaven

The Tattle Tale Heart [4.01]

Ruthie: Why did Daddy's heart attack him?

Simon

Some hearts just do that, I guess.

7th Heaven

Life is Too Beautiful [4.02]

Eric: Life is beautiful. [walks away] Annie: Ah, it is. It is. It is. Matt: Too beautiful?

Annie

Just a smidge.

7th Heaven

Life is Too Beautiful [4.02]

Simon: You moved out and left me in charge of Mom, Dad, and the kids! Matt: I didn't leave you in charge of anyone. Simon: Nevertheless, that's exactly what I've been doing, and you're undermining my authority. Matt: How? Simon: How? By telling Ruthie that she doesn't have to take a bath, and....and by doing all kinds of things. Matt: Like what? Simon: Just stuff, okay? Matt: Hey, don't get so upset! Simon: It's too late for that, because I'm already upset. And you know what I'm most upset about? The fact that you find this all so funny, like I'm some kind of idiot or something. Matt: When did I ever act like you were an idiot? Simon: When I was shaving. (pause) I mean, it hurt my feelings! Did people make fun of you when you started shaving? Matt: I'm sorry.

Simon

It's okay. I just wanted you to know.

7th Heaven

Yak Sada (a.k.a. One Voice) [4.03]

Annie: A group called the Talibans is in power in Afghanistan. The atrocities they're commiting against women in the name of religion are shocking. I don't know whether to be angry of what Afghan women don't have or grateful for what I do.

Eric

There's no reason why you can't be both.

7th Heaven

Yak Sada (a.k.a. One Voice) [4.03]

Eric: This is the most important thing you have to do before your wedding. There's still a lot of issues left to resolve before you two stand in front of your families and friends and promise to be together for the rest of you lives. Ryan: After we're married, we'll have the rest of our lives to talk about these things. I don't mean to be insensitive here, but it's not our fault you had a heart attack which forced us to push these counseling sessions up to just before the wedding. Eric: We haven't even discussed the vows. Ryan: Love, honor and obey. What's to discuss?

Eric

Well, for one thing there's that pesky word, "obey." Jump on in here anytime you want, Jessica. (looks at Jessica for her opinion.)

7th Heaven

Yak Sada (a.k.a. One Voice) [4.03]

Ryan: You know, like you said, a husband has to be responsible for providing for the family. Eric: Uh, I believe I said "parents." Parents or a parent as the case may be has to be responsible for providing for the family. Of course, those responsibilities can be divided up in any number of ways depending on the couple doing the dividing wants. Ryan: Jessica will be responsible for cooking and cleaning and laundry and childcare. And I will be responsible for bringing home a paycheck, deciding how that money is spent and when it's time for us to have children. These are pretty traditional division of responsibilities, not much different from the way you and Annie do things.

Eric

You think that's what Annie and I do? (Ryan agrees.) Okay, I have to admit that the division of labor has been a little off lately, but that's because of my heart attack. When I was in- when I get back to fighting form, Annie and I have one philosophy: Do whatever is necessary, whenever necessary and whenever amicable to whomever necessary.

7th Heaven

Come Drive with Me [4.04]

Eric: We haven't seen you around. What, did you finally buy some groceries? Matt: No, I've been bust deciding what I'm gonna be when I grow up. Eric: Picking a major?

Matt

Yup. Pre-med. I'm gonna to be a doctor.

7th Heaven

Come Drive with Me [4.04]

Matt: I hate this job, I hate this job, I hate this job! Adam: So let me ask you something. Do you hate this job? Matt: Who's there? Adam: My name's . (emerges from the hospital bed covers) Matt: Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't see you there.

Adam

Gee, I wish I could say I've never heard that one before. (Matt looks embarrassed) Relax, I don't take that kind of thing personally.

7th Heaven

Come Drive with Me [4.04]

Lou: Where's your father, Ruthie?

Ruthie

He's at home and he doesn't know that I'm here. And I risk being punished to tell all of you that my dad really needs that raise so he could buy a new car. But I think you should change your minds. Do you know all the things my father does? He helps kids who are in trouble and people without jobs or houses. And when something really bad happens, he's there. And you know why? 'Cause he cares. But don't worry, he'll keep caring whether he gets the raise or not. I'm just hoping you'll change your minds. That's about all I have to say.

7th Heaven

With Honors [4.05]

Ruthie: So, what kind of fun stuff do we have planned for tomorrow? Annie: [to Eric] Teacher Work Day. No school for Ruthie. Ruthie: Yes! Annie: Okay, let's see. Tomorrow, you can help me clean the bathrooms, do the laundry, repair the kitchen sink, iron the socks, reorganize the linen closet, and go shopping. Ruthie: Toy shopping? Annie: Food shopping. Ruthie: Man, this is gonna be worse than school! Annie: [when Eric gives her a funny look] What?

Eric

It is going to be worse than school.

7th Heaven

With Honors [4.05]

Elaine: Did you hear the rumor? It's all over school. Mary: I just saw you this morning. How could anything be all over school? Elaine: Well, what can I say the real juicy stuff has a life of its own. Corey Conway had a baby when she was 14. Mary: Corey had a baby?

Elaine

Yeah, Maggie, the new girl said that there was a Corey Conway who went to her junior high school, and that Corey got pregnant and dropped out of school and had a baby.

7th Heaven

With Honors [4.05]

Mary: How did you hide this from everyone? Corey: It wasn't easy. I couldn't have anyone over to my house. I couldn't go to parties or stay out late. Forget about dating. With taking care of a baby, I barely had time to go to school or play basketball. When I think about it, I actually don't even know how I was able to finish high school. Most teen mothers don't. I do know that I couldn't have done it without my mom. She's been there for me every step of the way since the day I told her I was pregnant. Mary: Man, motherhood at fourteen. Corey: You know what's harder than motherhood? Your friends talking and whispering behind you back. Mary: Not everyone is talking about you.

Corey

Please, this spring I'm graduating Magna Cum Laude. I'm the top score on a championship basketball team and I've been accepted to three Ivy League Colleges. But now, thanks to Maggie, the only thing that everyone cares about is that at fourteen, I had a baby.

7th Heaven

With Honors [4.05]

Eric: Look, I'm the minister at the Glenoak Community Church. And if there's a problem, I can help, I can... Jeff: No, thank you, but I think you should mind your own business.

Eric

When your son brought drugs into my house it became my business.

7th Heaven

With Honors [4.05]

Mrs. Peterson: [to Jeff)] I should have kicked you out. I should have told you that if you did drugs, you couldn't live with me, but I thought turning my back on my son made me a bad mother. But I was wrong. It made me a bad grandmother. Look, if you won't straighten up for me, do it for Lee. He's your son! You need to act like his father, and if you don't make me a promise, right that you will take the steps to clean up your life, then I will take custody of Lee, and you'll never see us again. And I don't want to do that. I just can't sit by and watch my grandson turn to drugs, the way my son did. Eric: Admitting you have a problem is the first step. I think it's the hardest step, too. Mrs. Peterson: I'll be there for you every step of the way, and as long as you're clean and sober, you can live with me. But you've got to get a job. You've got to start contributing to the household. Jeff: I just...I don't know if I can do it.

Lee

Dad, please. I already lost a mom. I don't want to lose you, too. I love you.

7th Heaven

Just You Wait and See [4.06]

Annie: So, how is Glenoak's newest licensed driver? Lucy: Fantastic! I love the freedom of driving down the road, with the wind in my hair. It's very exhilarating. Simon: You can't feel the wind when you're only going 5 miles an hour. Mary: Lucy drives way too slow. Annie: When it comes to your children driving a car, there is no such thing as driving to slow. Lucy: Thank you. (shifts her gaze and comment towards Mary) And the reason I drive slow is because you have your big feet hanging out the window. Mary: Hey, I give my dogs some air. Annie: From now on you keep your dogs in the car. Simon: Dogs?! Try horses!

Mary

Excuse me, pinhead!

7th Heaven

Just You Wait and See [4.06]

Eric: I am strong. I am strong. I am capable of handling anything. Julie: I'm leaving my husband! We tried, but it's over. Eric: I am strong. I am calm. I am capable of handing anything. Julie: Great. Are you capable of carrying my suitcase!? Eric: What happened? Julie: I'm not having a baby with that man. I refuse. No one can make me. No one. Eric: I don't understand. I thought you and Hank were happy. Julie: The marriage was a big mistake. Big mistake... (looks at Eric) It's all your fault! You know how I am. If someone tells me to go left, I go right. If they tell me to jump up, I sit down. If you hadn't disliked that man so much, I never would've married him! Julie: My back is killing me! Annie: What's wrong? Julie: I don't feel so good. And I have this cramping thing. May be it's an upset stomach... Annie: I think you may be in labor.

Julie

That's impossible. I'm only 8 months pregnant. Besides, I can't be in labor 'cause I'm not going to have a baby with that man!

7th Heaven

Just You Wait and See [4.06]

Julie: [about their daughter] What shall we name her? Hank: We could name her after Eric and Annie. Hank and Julie: Erica.

Julie

Erica Camden-Hastings.

7th Heaven

Just You Wait and See [4.06]

Hank: I love you more than life itself, and I will never leave you. We are going to make fabulous parents. True, you'll be doing the pushing, but I'll be there every step of the way. And you have never looked more beautiful. Don't cry.

Julie

I can't help it. It hurts.

7th Heaven

Sin... (1) [4.07]

Coach Cleary: I understand that some of this has to do with "senioritus." I don't care. You were told in no uncertain terms that your studies were the priority and your grades had to show immediate improvement. Unfortunately, these reports show that they haven't. Now, I don't know if you didn't have an understanding of just how serious I was, or if you didn't have time to study. But now, you have both. (locks the gym doors) Elaine: Practice is cancelled? Coach Cleary: You are students here who play basketball. You're not basketball players who show up to classes whenever the mood strikes. Until you proven that you understand that by bringing your grades up, this season and this team are cancelled!

Mary

You can't do that!

7th Heaven

Sin... (1) [4.07]

Eric: Did you guys know what would happen if you didn't get your grades up? Mary: [hesitantly] Yeah. Eric: Well, then, for now, I support this lock-out. Mary: What?

Annie

I'm sorry, kiddo, but your coach didn't screw up. You did.

7th Heaven

Sin... (1) [4.07]

Mary: This can't happen. This is my senior year and I have a scholarship to play basketball. I mean, somebody has to do something. Simon: Why did he lock you guys out? Matt: Mom had two babies, Dad just had a heart attack, and now this? They have enough going on without having to worry about without the stuff. You're supposed to be the oldest. How can Mom and Dad trust that you can keep an eye on everyone else when you can't keep an eye on yourself? Mary: Oh, boy. One more lecture on how it is to be the oldest. How many times do I have to hear this stuff from you? Matt: Until you get it right.

Mary

Go away! And take your lemony-scented self with you.

7th Heaven

...And Expiation (2) [4.08]

Mary: We trashed the school gym. Lucy: What?! Who?! Mary: Some of the girls from the team and me. Lucy: Why?! Mary: I don't know. We were just eating and talking about the team lockout and it just happened. Lucy: And you got busted? Mary: Yeah, We must've set off an alarm or something'cause the cops showed up. Lucy: What's gonna happen? Mary: I don't know. Sgt. Michaels saids I need a lawyer. Lucy: This is unreal.

Mary

I wish.

7th Heaven

...And Expiation (2) [4.08]

Sgt. Michaels: (to Annie): If you need any help trying to find a lawyer... Annie: What?!

Sgt. Michaels

We're releasing her without bail on your recoginance, but this isn't over. She's... you're gonna need a lawyer.

7th Heaven

...And Expiation (2) [4.08]

Ms. Williams: [to Eric and Annie when she agrees to meet with Mary] I know she's your baby and probably always will be to you, but not to me. She's not in your house anymore. She's in mine. Someone must really like you. You can't even begin to imagine what kind of favors it took for me to come in today to review your case. So, Mary, what happened to your grades? Drugs? Mary: [shocked] No. Ms. Williams: Booze? A boyfriend you couldn't get enough of? Mary: No. None of that. Ms. Williams: Well, did you see something on TV or at the movies that you had to copy? Marilyn Manson hypnotized you with one of his songs? Your parents just didn't love you enough? Mary: No. Ms. Williams: Well, then, I heard about the team lockout, so I'm guessing that your coach and school did you so wrong, you had to get back at them, and that basically, they had it coming. Mary: No. Ms. Williams: Come on, Mary. There's got to be some reason why you did this that has nothing to do with it being your fault. Why should I consider you for the diversion program? Mary: I don't know. I.....I've made some mistakes, but for the most part, I've always been a pretty good kid.

Ms. Williams

Pretty good kids don't trash other people's property. What else have you got?

7th Heaven

...And Expiation (2) [4.08]

Mary: I knew the choices I was making was wrong and I did it anyway... and I am sorry. I am sorry that I did it, and I am sorry for the way I've been acting, and I am sorry for everything that everyone has gone through because of me. And it kills me to know that sorry doesn't make a difference, and that it doesn't undo what I did, and it doesn't make my family like me again. Eric: Hold on...

Mary

Look I know you love me. But how could you like me? I don't even like myself, and I don't know what to do to make things better.

7th Heaven

...And Expiation (2) [4.08]

Mary: What if I get expelled? Eric: Well, we'll just have to wait and see what happens, and then deal with it. Mary: I know I blew it, but up until now, I've been a pretty good kid. Now it's gone. It's all gone. Who knew that one mistake could ruin your whole life?

Annie

Your dad and I.....when you're an adult, you know that one mistake can ruin your life. Your life's not ruined. It's going to be radically different, but only you can decide if that's going to be a good different or bad different.

7th Heaven

Dirty Laundry [4.09]

Lucy: How would you know anything about being left out? You have been in the in-crowd your whole life. You've been Miss Star, Miss Athlete, Miss Popularity all during high school. You have no idea what it's like to be left out.

Mary

Are you crazy? Why do you think I got into basketball in the first place? I was, like 7 feet tall by the time I got into the fifth grade. Kids laughed at me and called me names, and so I did something. I learned a sport. I used my height instead of just complaining about it. I became an athlete instead of just whining about being different. And after all that, I'm nothing. I'm just the tall bad girl who let everybody down, and now I'm paying for it!

7th Heaven

Who Nose [4.10]

Lucy: You met a guy at your community service program, didn't you? Mary: Yes, I knew you wanted to know. Lucy: No. I don't wanna know. I don't wanna know anything. Mary: He's gorgeous, and his name is Robbie.

Lucy

Great. Now I know his name.

7th Heaven

Who Nose [4.10]

Eric: Hey, do you wanna tell me anything? Mary: Not really. Eric: Sometimes when someone leaves out information that absence could be considered a lie by omission. Mary: Am I that someone? Eric: I thought we agreed that you couldn't see anyone while you were on restriction. Mary: I'm not seeing anyone. But in the interest of not lying by omission there's a guy who's also doing community service that I talk to. But he is just a guy. And doing community service together can hardly be considered seeing anyone. And, besides, why does punishment always have to be a bad thing? Eric: Well... because it's punishment. Does this guy have a name?

Mary

Yes, he has a wonderful name. Robbie Palmer. Now I have to go or I'll be late.

7th Heaven

Who Nose [4.10]

Pete: Spray paint makes it faster and it's a lot of fun. Simon: How do you breathe around that stuff? Pete: Oh, you'll get used to it, actually, you'll probably start to like it after a while. Simon: Where are the guys? Pete: Oh, uh... they decided to catch a breather. Simon: We could use a breather, too. (Pete laughs) What?

Pete

You're too pure to understand.

7th Heaven

Who Nose [4.10]

Simon: [to the guys huffing in the hall] Hey, you guys are going to get a huge headache if you do that. Pete: It's called huffing. It makes you you feel like you're walking on clouds, right? Wanna try it...or are you too pure? Didn't think so.

Mitch

Hey, Camden, you say a word to anyone, and your life will be hell.

7th Heaven

Who Nose [4.10]

Mrs. Jasper: Pete Lawrence collapsed on his way into school. His nose was bleeding and he was having trouble breathing. Simon: I didn't know it was serious or at least this serious. I thought it can only make your nosebleed. Eric: A bloody nose is the least of it. Huffing causes liver damage and kidney failure. Heart failure. Simon: Can you die from it?

Eric

Kids do every year.

7th Heaven

Who Nose [4.10]

Simon: How's Pete?

Eric

The doctor said there wasn't any permanent damage, but when he's better, he'll have to go though a detox program to get the chemicals out of his system. And I recommended that he and his parents meet with a family counselor.

7th Heaven

Who Nose [4.10]

Pete: [in the hospital] Just go away. Simon: I can't. Pete: Why? Simon: Because your mom thinks I did this to you. Pete: Yeah. I let her think that. Simon: I know. And it's okay. You must have been scared, and you had to tell your mom something. When you're feeling better, you can tell her the truth. Pete: If I do, I'll get all my friends in trouble.

Simon

And that's better than getting one innocent guy in trouble. Look, under normal circumstances, I wouldn't mind taking the rap for a friend, but you and your buddies have to stop huffing, or eventually, they're gonna end up just like you, or maybe even worse.

7th Heaven

Who Nose [4.10]

Eric: I talked to Mrs. Jasper. Pete told his mom about the other guys and the huffing. Principal is meeting with the boys and their parents tomorrow. Pete promised to call each of the guys and explain why he ratted them out. No one is going to think it was you. Simon: I don't care if they do.

Eric

Good for you.

7th Heaven

Who Nose [4.10]

Mary: Robbie got transferred. Eric: We know. Mary: Why'd you do it? Eric: We think your community service shouldn't be anything but community service. Annie: It's not something you're doing for yourself, it's something you're doing for the community as a payback. When the first phase of your service is complete and if you get a satisfactory review, then we'll see about Robbie coming over so we can get to know him better and you can get to know him better.

Mary

Then I guess I'm really grateful.

7th Heaven

Forget Me Not [4.11]

Shana: I still can't believe I'm going to NYU. Matt: I still can't believe it either, but...but it's great and you're going and you need a place to live.

Shana

Most guys would be pressuring for me to stay. You are the best boyfriend ever. Long distance relationships aren't easy, but I know we can make it work.

7th Heaven

Forget Me Not [4.11]

Annie: Ginger, what a nice surprise. Where's Dad? Ginger: I don't know. Annie: What? What do you mean you don't know? What's going on?

Ginger

Uh, Annie, honey, your father...well...I don't know where he is.

7th Heaven

Forget Me Not [4.11]

Ginger: About 3 months ago, I started noticing some changes in Charles' behavior. Annie: What changes? Ginger: Difficulty in buttoning his shirt, trouble saying certain words, feeling lost in familiar places, misplacing things, and, uh, so we went to see the doctor. Annie: And? Ginger: And after a battery of tests your father was diagnosed as being in the very early stages of Alzheimer's. I couldn't tell you this over the phone, I just couldn't. And so I just, um, hopped on a plane and headed here. Annie: Are you saying my dad has Alzheimer's?

Ginger

I'm afraid so.

7th Heaven

Forget Me Not [4.11]

Charles: I just walked away for a second. I made a mistake. I'm sorry. Annie: We have to talk about this. Charles: There's nothing to talk about. I'm fine. I really think that you're overreacting. Annie: Dad, you almost set the house on fire! Charles: I do not have Alzheimer's! Annie: Dad, don't be afraid. You don't have to go through this alone. I'm here, Eric's here, the kids, Ginger... Charles: I don't have Alzheimer's! End of discussion!

Annie

Dad!?!

7th Heaven

Forget Me Not [4.11]

Eric: How's your father?

Annie

In denial, just like I was.

7th Heaven

Forget Me Not [4.11]

Ginger: We're gonna make sure that dad gets the best medical care possible. Annie: That's not the problem. The problem is getting him to except the fact that he has to deal with this. You see, I'm afraid to leave him alone. You saw what happened with the barbecue. But if he doesn't believe that there's anything wrong with him, it's hard to convince him that he needs someone when I'm not there. I mean, what if... he takes off again? What if he goes somewhere and forgets how to get back home? Or he forgets what his name is? Charles: I didn't know I was scaring everyone. I'm sorry. It's just that if I agree with the doctors that they're right, then I have to start facing up to this thing. And I don't know that I can.

Annie

We're gonna get through this. We are. You're not alone.

7th Heaven

All By Myself [4.12]

Mary: Where's breakfast?

Annie

You take cereal, you take the milk, you pour it into the bowl, it's not rocket science!

7th Heaven

Who Do You Trust? [4.13]

Ruthie: Shana didn't call yesterday. That's the first time that happened. Eric: I didn't know any of this. Ruthie: Maybe Matt just doesn't want to tell you that stuff. Eric: Why would that be? Ruthie: I don't know. Sometimes kids just don't want their parents to know stuff. They have their reasons. Eric: Like you having your reasons for not wanting to tell us what your science experiment is?

Ruthie

Exactly!

7th Heaven

Who Do You Trust? [4.13]

Rick: I always wanted a steady girlfriend, but not tonight. I wish I didn't even have one. Lucy: Why? Rick: Because right now, I'd like to kiss you. Lucy: I guess your girlfriend wouldn't go for that. Rick: Probably not. Lucy: But what if I kissed you? Rick: You mean, without me not knowing about it? Lucy: What?

Rick

That didn't even make sense, did it? [They start kissing]