Reverend Eric Camden and his wife Annie have always had their hands full caring for seven children, not to mention the friends, sweethearts and spouses that continually come and go in the Camden household.
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Reverend Eric Camden and his wife Annie have always had their hands full caring for seven children, not to mention the friends, sweethearts and spouses that continually come and go in the Camden household.
Season 1 episodes
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Shhh! Don't tell anyone, but: Matt and Mary both have mysterious new friends; Simon and his new charge, Happy, could be in the doghouse; and Lucy keeps mum about the object of a crush.
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Directed by Mark SobelWritten by Brenda HamptonGuest stars Michael Cade, Graham Jarvis, Matthew Linville, Cliff Bemis, Rebecca Cross, Marilyn O'Connor, David O'Donnell, Ryan Bittle
Mary offers to shield Lucy and her "date" from Eric; Matt gets into a scrape while out with a young woman; and Annie goes to Arizona to bring her parents home.
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Directed by Duwayne DunhamGuest stars Graham Jarvis, Matthew Linville, Herb Armstrong, Mindy Spence, Mik Scriba, Michael Cutt, Alex Bookston, Thomas Crawford
Annie feels abandoned on the day of her mother's funeral when her father bolts for home, Eric counsels a couple and Matt escorts Renee to the hospital after she goes into labor at the post-funeral luncheon.
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Directed by Mark JeanGuest stars Olivia Brown, Raphael Sbarge, Graham Jarvis, Dorian Harewood, Ryan Bittle, Leah Lail, Ashlee Levitch, Whitney Rydbeck
The Camden kids learn hard lessons about race when Eric invites a black family to stay at the house after their church is destroyed in a racially motivated arson.
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Directed by Burt BrinckerhoffWritten by Brenda HamptonGuest stars Chaz Lamar Shepherd, Olivia Brown, Camille Winbush, Dorian Harewood, Gabrielle Union, Mark Humphrey, James Nardini, Jean Hubbard
Halloween is a fright, as Annie tries to scare up a costume for Ruthie; Lucy has a close encounter with the town "monster"; and a childhood memory haunts Eric.
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Directed by Nick HavingaGuest stars Lori Heuring, Erik von Detten, Matthew Linville, Chris Owen, Richard Moll, Lisa Long, Aaron Brownstein, Nick Heyman
Eric counsels a teen drug addict; Matt's fired from another job; Lucy blows it when she tries to impress the most popular girl in school; Simon and Lucy get lost playing detective.
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Directed by David SemelWritten by Jack LoGiudiceGuest stars Nick Spano, Christian Campbell, Alicia Leigh Willis, Matthew Linville, Mila Kunis, Chuck Sloan, Granville Ames, Bridget Flanery
Eric helps out a woman who is being abused by her husband. But when the good reverend is seen escorting the woman to a motel one afternoon, it's the talk of the town. Meanwhile, Matt warns Mary about an older guy she's seeing.
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Directed by Duwayne DunhamWritten by Brenda HamptonGuest stars Faye Grant, Mark Humphrey, Michael Cutt, Erich Anderson, Danielle Keaton, Tom Finnegan, Tommy Bertelsen, Jay Goren
Annie and Matt are robbed at gunpoint; Mary wants a tattoo; Eric is told to fire the church organist; Simon and Ruthie have the chicken pox; Lucy runs for student-body president (as does Jimmy Moon).
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Directed by Harry HarrisGuest stars Olivia Brown, Alicia Leigh Willis, Matthew Linville, Michael Cutt, Peg Phillips, Harold Ayer, Paul Motley, Steve Larson
Matt's new girlfriend seems more interested in hanging out with his family than with him; Simon thinks he can make himself invisible; Lucy wants to join the cheerleading squad.
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Directed by Harvey S. LaidmanGuest stars Tamara Mello, Michelle Collins, Rebecca Balding, David Purdham, Kaela Dobkin, Allegra Growden, Shawnte Rachal
Matt helps out an elderly neighbor, but winds up getting in hot water for it; Eric searches for a way to aid a proud but homeless family; Lucy's 13th birthday approaches and she wants a party.
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Directed by Burt BrinckerhoffWritten by Jack LoGiudice, Brenda HamptonGuest stars Matthew Linville, Chris Owen, Eileen Brennan, Mila Kunis, Marcus Smythe, Robin Pearson Rose, Mimi Cozzens, Michelle Casey
The kids receive some lessons about stealing: Matt and Mary carry on a high-school tradition by lifting a glass from a local diner and Lucy borrows liberally from a term paper Mary lent her.
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Directed by Mark JeanWritten by Brenda HamptonGuest stars Chaz Lamar Shepherd, Claudia Lonow, Alicia Leigh Willis, Matthew Linville, Dorian Harewood, Gabrielle Union, Michael McGuire, Carol Locatell
Everyone's plans for a romantic Valentine's Day are interrupted when Happy, Simon's dog, gets out of the house and is hit by a car.
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Directed by David SemelWritten by Brenda HamptonGuest stars Chaz Lamar Shepherd, Olivia Brown, Camille Winbush, June Lockhart, Matthew Linville, Dorian Harewood, Gabrielle Union, Jason Davis
Mary deals with harassment from a boy she turned down for a date; Lucy's new best friend seems to be hiding something; Simon prepares Ruthie for pre-kindergarten.
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Directed by Harvey S. LaidmanGuest stars Brynn Thayer, Donnie Jeffcoat, Alicia Leigh Willis, Matthew Linville, James Read, William Forward, Dawn Jeffory, Catie Yagher
Mary takes a walk on the wild side with a classmate she meets in detention; a former associate minister from Eric's church drops in unexpectedly; Simon and Ruthie ferret out a scheme to fund their college educations.
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Directed by Kevin InchGuest stars Robin Curtis, Keri Russell, Paul Johansson, Ed Berke, Scott Gurney, J. Patrick Lawlor, Barry Wiggins, David D'Amico
Annie volunteers as the church's treasurer pro tem but gets caught in the middle when Eric wants to hire an ex-con against the advice of the church vestry. Meanwhile, Mary agrees to tutor Jimmy Moon in science.
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Directed by Burt BrinckerhoffGuest stars Matthew Linville, Michael Cutt, Greg Evigan, Andrea Walters, Matthew Kimbrough, Nick McGuire, Laura Rice-Iacofano, Jennifer Wallenstein
Eric has to tell his parents that George may have to be given over to his birth father, who has resurfaced; Eric's alcoholic sister is released from rehab.
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Directed by Harry HarrisGuest stars Michael Cole, Matthew Linville, William Katt, Peter Graves, John Martin, Sam Saletta, Deborah Raffin, Barbara Rush
Annie's "boy-crazy" best friend from school, Rachel, is in town, but the boy she has her eye on is Matt; Lucy may have to say goodbye to her friend Suzanne.
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Directed by Gabrielle BeaumontWritten by Brenda HamptonGuest stars Leann Hunley, Keith MacKechnie, Phil Buckman, Jacqueline Hahn, Rachel Crane
Annie is livid when her father brings along his girlfriend on a weeklong visit; Mary and Matt pursue new romantic interests; Lucy wants to find out if blondes really have more fun.
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Directed by Harvey S. LaidmanWritten by Brenda HamptonGuest stars Meg Wittner, Donnie Jeffcoat, Graham Jarvis, Beverly Garland, Daniel Newman, Andrew Keegan, Seth Allen, Erika Dickson
Mary undergoes knee surgery, while Matt learns that Michael Towner was the hit-and-run driver; Wilson reveals the truth about Billy to Eric.
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Directed by Harvey S. LaidmanWritten by Brenda HamptonGuest stars Donnie Jeffcoat, Graham Jarvis, Matthew Linville, Beverly Garland, Eileen Brennan, Andrew Keegan, Sheila Wills, David A. Kimball