7th Heaven - Season 5 with Stephen Collins: DVD Cover
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7th Heaven - Season 5 Cast: Stephen Collins, Catherine Hicks, Barry Watson, Jessica Biel

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  • DVD Release Date: 12/04/2007
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Although 20-year-old Matt Camden (Barry Watson) had seemed to be on the verge of marriage to his deaf girlfriend, Heather (Andrea Ferrell), at the end of 7th Heaven's fourth season, season five finds the couple calling it quits. Compounding this setback, Matt is forced to move back with his parents (Stephen Collins, Catherine Hicks) when his roomie, John Hamilton (Chaz Lamar Shepherd), takes up housekeeping with his sweetheart (and later wife) Priscilla Carter (Andrea Pearson). Matt's sister Mary (Jessica Biel) continues having trouble adjusting to the pressures of impending adulthood: in short order, Mary drops out of school, quits her job, runs out of money and develops such nasty habits as drinking and petty theft. Like Matt, Mary eventually returns to her parent's home, but the reunion is an uncomfortable one thanks to the omnipresence of her ex-boyfriend Robbie (Adam LaVorgna) -- not to mention her erstwhile beau Wilson (Andrew Keegan). Meanwhile, Matt and Mary's sister, Lucy (Beverley Mitchell), now 16, has become so serious about one of her boyfriends that she ends up proposing to him! Season five ends with a serious rift between Mary and Lucy over the affections of the younger girl's fiancé, Jeremy (David Lago). ~ All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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December 05, 2007: I think 7th Heaven is a great show for everybody including both parents of the family because it's fun and yet very educational!!!

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October 26, 2007: OUTSTANDING!!!!!! This is the best show for audults and teens! You find laughter, drama, action, and real life problems in this series. This family is so down-to-earth and you just come to love every single member of the family. In this season the characters we love grow up a little more in amazing and shocking ways! After oldest daughter Mary calls of her engagement to Robbie the whole family is in a frenzy. Lucy grows more and more beautiful and of course all of the other characters come into the story with all of there stories. Laughter, heartache, joy, all come and fill your heart in the 5th season of 7th heaven!