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Aspect Ratio: 2.55:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: 7TH HEAVEN
EAN: 0097360404449
Format: Box set, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Paramount
Manufacturer: Paramount
Number Of Items: 6
Publisher: Paramount
Region Code: 1
Release Date: March 27, 2007
Running Time: 974 minutes
Sales Rank: 2519
Studio: Paramount
Theatrical Release Date: August 26, 1996
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The millennial edition of TV's longest-running family drama gets off to a stressful start when Eric Camden (Stephen Collins) has a heart attack. It turns out to be a mild one, but sets the tone for much of the season. From now on, the minister and father of seven is going to try to take things easier. Suffice to say, the new touchy-feely dad drives the other Camdens crazy, but they do their best to support his recovery. Meanwhile, college sophomore Matt (Barry Watson) finally flies the coop and gets an apartment with family friend John (Chaz Lamar Shepherd, who becomes a regular cast member) and continues to see girlfriend Shana (Maureen Flannigan). Other developments include a spiky 'do for 13-year-old Simon (David Gallagher), community service for Mary (Jessica Biel) due to vandalism ('Sin and Expiation'), and a disappointing diagnosis for Annie's father ('Forget Me Not'). That leaves Lucy (Beverley Mitchell), who decides what to do with her life, Ruthie (Mackenzie Rosman), who gets her first boyfriend, and the twins (Myrinda and Zachary Brino), who celebrate birthday number one. The show also widens its scope to tackle concerns outside the home, like the treatment of women in Afghanistan ('Yak Sada') and the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II ('Dirty Laundry').
As with previous years, season four ends with some surprises. In this case, Matt and Mary make crucial decisions about their futures. Eric and Annie (Catherine Hicks) are particularly upset by Mary's choice, so much so that touchy-feely dad (briefly) becomes furious dad. Guest stars include Soul Food's Irma P. Hall ('All by Myself'), Moonlighting's Allyce Beasley ('Liar, Liar'), and 'N Sync's Lance Bass ('Who Do You Trust'). --Kathleen C. Fennessy
Product Description:
The daily lives and adventures of Rev. Eric Camden, his family and friends.
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Media Type: DVD
Artist: 7TH HEAVEN
Title: SEASON 4
Street Release Date: 03/27/2007
Domestic
Genre: TELEVISION
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - 7th Heaven Review
This televsion series has always been one of my favorite shows to watch. It teaches you many things about life changes and how to handle them. I would recommend this t.v. series to anyone.
Rating:  - The Camdens are the Best!
This season is highly entertaining and has a great mixture of drama and comedy. The kids are definitely growing up. This season Lucy matures into a confident young woman, while Mary takes a turn the opposite direction. Simon explores what life is like with a girlfriend, and Matt deals with Shana moving to New York. This is definitely one of the best seasons of 7th Heaven. Eric and Annie continue to be the supportive parents. I recommend it for all who are fans of the show.
Rating: - Those wacky Camdens are at it again!
The twins turn a year old! Yeah,thats one of the many events of this season. We witness the beginning of Erics heart problems,the beginning of Marys life problems,and Lucys' steps towards her future. If you haven't seen them before,now would be the time to catch them. If you have,its a chance to look back on how different things were.
Rating: - show
I love 7th Heaven. It's such a good show and very informative. It has helped a lot to help handle my pre teenager. I love the family values.
Rating: - Improved!!!
I wrote a lengthy review of the third season, and merely have to say that the various shortcomings I had mentioned there have been markedly improved within the 4th season of the show. With the birth of the twins, the youngest daughter is no longer totally pampered and spoiled, and thus makes some progress toward being a full character. The performance of the middle daughter now shows no weaknesses and the characterization of the mother is much improved (no longer stuck in stereotypes of pregrancy crankiness). Other siblings continue to give outstanding performances with lots of humor, drama, and great screen presence. The largest weakness is that the scripts concerning the oldest son at times start to feel limited (and there's still too much obsession in the show with "dating"). Only in 5th season will the juggling act of Matt's vacillations between, and obsessions with, his two "girlfriends" finally stop and break the long trend throughout this season.
Scriptwriting is, believe it or not, no longer quite as heavy-handed as it had been in season 3. A good show, engagingly played and presented, with some outstanding performances. Still, however, the content for the entire season is the equivalent of PG-13 (various episodes within the season meriting less cautionary ratings of PG and G) due to thematic elements including drug content.
The only developing aspect of the show that may prove unfortunate is the temptation of those involved to have one or more characters ... Read More
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