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The show stressed [[liberal]] and [[feminist]] themes within the veneer of a [[conservative]] family. Stephen Collins, later charged with sexual crimes, played the father in the series, a minister named Eric Camden. Catherine Hicks was cast as his wife, Annie. Barry Watson played oldest son, Matt Camden. Beverly Mitchell and Mackenzie Rosman, played two Camden daughters, Lucy and Ruthie. | The show stressed [[liberal]] and [[feminist]] themes within the veneer of a [[conservative]] family. Stephen Collins, later charged with sexual crimes, played the father in the series, a minister named Eric Camden. Catherine Hicks was cast as his wife, Annie. Barry Watson played oldest son, Matt Camden. Beverly Mitchell and Mackenzie Rosman, played two Camden daughters, Lucy and Ruthie. | ||
| − | Peter Graves played the pastor's father, John "The Colonel" Camden, in eleven episodes. | + | Peter Graves played the pastor's father, John "The Colonel" Camden, in eleven episodes. Beverly Garland was cast in nine episodes and Mrs. Camden's stepmother, Ginger Jackson. |
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Revision as of 02:56, January 27, 2020
Seventh Heaven is a 243-episode Warner Brothers television series about a middle-class, small town couple with seven children. It aired from 1996 to 2007.
The show stressed liberal and feminist themes within the veneer of a conservative family. Stephen Collins, later charged with sexual crimes, played the father in the series, a minister named Eric Camden. Catherine Hicks was cast as his wife, Annie. Barry Watson played oldest son, Matt Camden. Beverly Mitchell and Mackenzie Rosman, played two Camden daughters, Lucy and Ruthie.
Peter Graves played the pastor's father, John "The Colonel" Camden, in eleven episodes. Beverly Garland was cast in nine episodes and Mrs. Camden's stepmother, Ginger Jackson.