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7th Heaven: Season 06 (2001)

7th Heaven: Season 06 (2001)
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Having reached the crucial age of 21, Matt Camden (Barry Watson) has decided to become a gynecologist, as 7th Heaven enters its sixth season on the WB. Still trying to overcome her multitude of personal problems, Matt's sister Mary (Jessica Biel) has moved to Buffalo, where she hopes to wed her erstwhile boyfriend Wilson West (Andrew Keegan); she also intends to become a professional firefighter. Ultimately, however, the still-unmarried Mary returns to Glen Oak, there to attend college with younger sister Lucy (Beverley Mitchell) -- only to rush off to Buffalo again, this time to pursue a career as a flight attendant...not to mention a romance with firefighter trainee Ben Kenkirk (Geoff Stults). In typical 7th Heaven "connect the dots" fashion, Ben happens to be the brother of policeman Kevin Kenkirk (George Stults), who is presently dating Lucy! And back at home with the Camden kids' parents, Eric (Stephen Collins) and Annie (Catherine Hicks), Mary's mercurial former beau Robbie (Adam LaVorgna) has moved into an apartment over the family's garage. Season six comes to an eventful finale as Matt, newly accepted by Columbia University Medical School, prepares to wed his classmate Sarah Glass (Sarah Danielle Madison), a Jewish girl -- a relationship that Matt's minister father, Eric, and Sarah's rabbi father, Richard (Richard Lewis), are compelled to come to terms with after an initial period of discomfort and resistance. ~ Rovi

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Synopsis of 7th Heaven: Season 06

Having reached the crucial age of 21, Matt Camden (Barry Watson) has decided to become a gynecologist, as 7th Heaven enters its sixth season on the WB. Still trying to overcome her multitude of personal problems, Matt's sister Mary (Jessica Biel) has moved to Buffalo, where she hopes to wed her erstwhile boyfriend Wilson West (Andrew Keegan); she also intends to become a professional firefighter. Ultimately, however, the still-unmarried Mary returns to Glen Oak, there to attend college with younger sister Lucy (Beverley Mitchell) -- only to rush off to Buffalo again, this time to pursue a career as a flight attendant...not to mention a romance with firefighter trainee Ben Kenkirk (Geoff Stults). In typical 7th Heaven "connect the dots" fashion, Ben happens to be the brother of policeman Kevin Kenkirk (George Stults), who is presently dating Lucy! And back at home with the Camden kids' parents, Eric (Stephen Collins) and Annie (Catherine Hicks), Mary's mercurial former beau Robbie (Adam LaVorgna) has moved into an apartment over the family's garage. Season six comes to an eventful finale as Matt, newly accepted by Columbia University Medical School, prepares to wed his classmate Sarah Glass (Sarah Danielle Madison), a Jewish girl -- a relationship that Matt's minister father, Eric, and Sarah's rabbi father, Richard (Richard Lewis), are compelled to come to terms with after an initial period of discomfort and resistance. ~ Rovi

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    Jane T.

    here we go again --you have poor customer service and do not seem to reply to problems i am having cancel this seqeuls from my account so it doesnt interfure with free dvd/s i get per month u

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    Michael T.

    This season marked the last regular appearances of four series regulars (Simon, Mary, Matt and Robbie). This would have made an excellent end to the series. It featured all the Camdens under the same house and all of their drama as young adults. Yes, some plotlines were corny with lots of plot holes, but still enjoyable. Very nostalgic for those who were the same ages as the Camden kids.

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