I think they dated for a reason and did help each other grow (he helped he to be less insecure and see herself a different way, whilst she grounded him a bit more and made him want to change) but I don't think they would've worked at all long term.
I know they kind of left things open-ended yet on good terms between them, but I like to think they didn't get back together and just remained friends.
(Ignoring the for TV plot) why do you think Andy didn’t at least consider letting someone do the 2nd operation? Especially after Donald (his mentor) advised him not to do it.
It was Amy, Ephram, and Charlie coming back to Everwood after Nina and Andy died in a car accident? They would gather for a memorial service with those left in town and stay to clean out the house. Then events would happen that would make them decide to stay. It is explained that Rose had a recurrence of her cancer and passed away earlier. Edna and Harold raised the baby. Bright and Hannah come for the memorial service and also end up staying. I realize it would be sad with several main characters having passed on, but I think it could be enjoyable.
Stephanie Niznik was probably a lovely woman; she always played really beautiful and likable characters. I'm on the 2nd episode of Everwood's 3rd season. I remember her being front and center in S1 and S3-4. Any idea why she kind of vanished for a bit in S2?
What I remember her for:
Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)
Star Trek: Enterprise (1-18 "Rogue Planet" - 2002)
Everwood (2002-06)
She's been in a lot of stuff, but I'll always remember her as the lady from Star Trek and Everwood.
on season 4 and ephram especially is just infuriating, so spoilt, whiny about everything, and soo entitled! plus his habit of blowing up at everyone and then saying sorry I was just going through something is so toxic (like father like son ig). I get why he was angry about his dad hiding the madison thing from him but expecting his dad to pay for his apartment as well as college when it was fully his choice to leave, plus him not even thinking of getting a job?
he just expects everything to be handed to him and blames everyone else when things go wrong
I don’t think this ad got wide circulation for the finale. I had one in my local Newsday and saved it. Over time the original has gotten worn and the quality has degraded. Did my best to restore it to its proper condition. Included the original ad for reference.
I’m on episode 13 of first season only yet and she is SOOOOOO SELFISH. She begs Ephram that he asks his dad do the surgery and once his bf is back, she doesn’t want to hang out with him?
I was just watching this episode and noticed Irv tries to fist bump Delia and she leaves him hanging and it made me laugh 😭
I feel like none of the younger generation characters ends up making the best decision for themselves, they all take the easier route to stick with what they know. Ephraim should have gone to Julliard, even if he chooses teaching in the end, Hannah should have gone to Notre Dame, community college didn't make sense for her. Amy should have gone to any of those ivy league options, they all settled. Bright was messy and needed to keep it in his pants long enough to get established anywhere. Did Andy and Nina make sense? Possibly but it was too rushed for it to really make sense.
It has been like this since January, and people said The Middle coming to Asia might be a glitch, so im not sure if this one is too.
because it suddenly disappeared from 'ckming soon' for about a month, then i found out that it is back to 'coming soon'. pls let me know if any of you know.
Amy is really awful to Ephrem. Multiple times she has claimed to be too good for him by not sticking up for him or saying she doesn't know him. He deserves someone who is proud to be seen with him in the street. That is all.