everwoodfan52

I felt for the Harts...but I honestly didn't like them. I didn't like how Mrs.Hart treated Amy in the hospital....that was cruel. I didn't like how the Harts gave Andy such a hard time about Colin...practically threw him out of their home. How do they know more than a famed neurosurgeon?!
I didn't like how they treated their daughter....she was a non-person in that family. When she was in their way.....she was removed.

Aside for all that.....it would have been nice if we had found out what happened to them. Did Jim Hart attend a rehap? Was he okay.. Is he still a drunk?
Did Mrs.Hart get her act together? ....the last time we saw her..she was a mess.
How is Laynie....she also just disappeared.

Taryn74

I would have liked to see Mr. Hart dealing with the fact that he is every bit as responsible for Colin's accident and death as Colin and Bright are. I would have liked to see both of them dealing with the fact that they not only lost their son through an accident, but their daughter as well because they couldn't be bothered. I would have liked to see Mr. Hart truly dealing with the fact that his family fell apart while he was staring at the bottom of a bottle and he didn't care enough to even want to try to get help.

Yeah, not a big fan of the Harts here.

'Tos

I would have liked to have seen what their household was like post-Colin. Not even right away, just mid S2. Just to see how they're holding up, or not holding up as is probably the case. I'd like to see if they interact with Laynie any differently, if they cherish her more, if she continues to just be ignored. I'd like to think, since Laynie disappeared too, that they all moved away and had a wonderful life and held hands and ran in flowers, hee, but that's probably not the case. Still, it would have been nice to see what happened to them. I love Everwood (duh, heh), but the show dropped or decided not to use an alarming rate of characters that actually did have significance to the story. The Harts--specifically Laynie who's sudden absence was the weirdest thing ever--and the grandparents were the most serious cases to me.