Paranoia

Long-awaited Round Three finally eases fans!
With no announcement for 7th Heaven's third season after the February 2005 release of season two (unless you count the temporary, roughly estimated release date that was quickly cancelled due to poor sales from the original two boxed sets), many longtime fans of this historical television series resorted themselves to the thought that no DVD treatment would be given to the several remaining seasons. Now, a year and a half later, we have been pleasantly surprised to find that the next season will be out on DVD in November--just in time for the holidays, too!

The gradual progression and success of 7th Heaven has, in tune with its title, been something of a modern-day miracle. Eternally repetitive plot threads and weak writing have characterized the show's most recent years, but think of how this particular series stacks up against contemporary classics like "The Waltons" and "Little House on the Prairie." The timeless themes of family, Christian values, and survival against...

The TV family drama at its very finest
I love 7TH HEAVEN, which is TV's longest-running family comedy-drama. While season eleven (!) keeps going in prime time on Sunday nights, season three is on DVD and season four is on the way. This was one of the late Aaron Spelling's crown jewels in forty years of producing evening TV dramas, and Brenda Hampton is the creator and still head writer after eleven seasons. And the cast is just impeccable: Stephen Collins and Catherine Hicks as parents Eric and Annie Camden; and, in descending order as their five kids, Barry Watson as college-age Matt, Jessica Biel as basketball lover and independent Mary, Beverley Mitchell as boy-obsessed Lucy, David Gallagher as teenage Simon, and Mackenzie Rosman as precocious little Ruthie (who doesn't seem so little when she and a boyfriend get tattoos in season 11).

Watch season 11 in prime time (Sunday night on the CW network), then put on a season three DVD episode; it is like looking through a very special family album. Were the...

7 CHEERS!!!!
FINALLY!!!! Finally the third season of 7th heaven has surfaced. My only complaint is that it's too far away!! 7th Heaven is just down right good, wholesome, family entertainment. Whether you're a seasoned veteran of the show or just got started watching in the last few years this show is enjoyable through every minute of watching. I can't wait to own my copy!!!!

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