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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2020 · 1H 57M

Everwood: S1E7: We Hold These Truths

from Looking Back On My Wonder Years: A Wonder Years Podcast · host Angela Bowen

Hey Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of I Left My Heart In Everwood: An Unofficial Everwood Podcast. Today, I covered S1E7: We Hold These Truths, which aired on October 28, 2002. In this episode as Dr. Brown operates on Amy's comatose boyfriend Colin with the help of his friend and surgery partner from New York, Dr. Brian Holderman, Amy leans on Ephram for support as she awaits the outcome. Meanwhile, an emotional Bright breaks down and admits what actually happened the day of the car accident. I really enjoyed this episode. Brian was a delight. I enjoyed seeing Nina and having her give Ephram some advice. I thought Chris Pratt as Bright did a good job towards the end giving a teary confession. I also want to give a shout out to Mike Erwin who plays Collin Hart, who we get to meet pre coma in flashbacks from four months earlier at the Fourth of July festivities and learn what happened on that day of the accident. I loved Amy and Collin together. They were so cute. I also loved Ephram's line about the Twix candy bar. Could be used as a great first line set up for talking to your crush, but you have to be standing in front of a vending machine that has a Twix Candy bar for it to work. I learned as of 2020, the game Clue does come in travel size. I can't wait to get to next months episode Everwood S1E8: Till Death Do Us Part, which aired on November 4, 2002. In this episode as his wedding anniversary draws near, Andy loses all hope and questions whether he will ever feel his life is worth living again. Meanwhile, Ephram and Amy share their first kiss while on a field trip; and Dr. Abbott has a panic attack when his wife Rose proposes they take salsa dancing lessons.

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