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Everwood anyone?

I really like the show. It has a good story about a doctor that just leaves his practice and move to a small town.
 
Good Show. I watch this when I get the chance. Girl really isn't my type, but I can see she's attractive none the less.

I'd be interested to see how far Collin will go down his dark rage filled path, before everyone in Everwood wises up and sees that he needs professional help.
 
Colin is the typical punk rocker sitting on the sidewalk in hooded black sweatshirt and bobbing his head back and forth loser. He is so negative, I can't stand him. I feel really bad for his dad. And the chick is cute. Too bad I haven't watched in ages.
 
I think the show is alright... but its gotten boring... All that unresolved sexual tension between the Doc Brown's son and Amy.
 
I'm so pathetic, I am a 26 year old male who really likes that show. 😕 I haven't watched a TV series in years until one night I was home with nothing to do and it was on the TV. I actually sat and watched it and liked it very much, and still do when I remember its on..
 
Last night's show was probably the best episode of Everwood I've seen...and I've seen episodes 7-20. I love this show. I know the primary viewer demographic are teenage girls but the show's regularly superlative acting and smart writing have me hooked. The characters are very dimensional, they are flawed people, they do things that make me shout back at the screen saying "woah!". I only watch the show on tape (SuperVHS, at least) because I find the need to pause and replay segments...it can be very emotionally draining and you need to roll out the scenes slowly.

Last night's episode dealt with abortion and teenage pregnancy. Tom Amandes (Dr. Harold Abbott) gave a Emmy-caliber performance that had me riveted to the screen. Wow. Good thing I have the show on tape because I need to watch it again. Prime-time network TV rarely is this good.

My biggest complaint about the show is that it's a little storybookish with the affluent families, small town safe street and rah-rah hometown football team atmosphere. Not much in terms of ethnic diversity but this is hamlet-esque Colorado...
 
I kinda like it.... I don't know about them waking up what's his name from the coma, doesn't seem to have added anythign to the show.
 
The show is excellent and the girl is extremely beautiful.

I'm still waiting for season one to be on DVD.
 
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