~AnastasiaGrey~

Just wanted to added my two cents here...

For Eprum/Amy: I would like more kissing interaction between them, not too much where i would have to go" ok thats enough, oh thats a little over the top" Because at that point i think that they would of turn the focus more on that than on the romance on ephrum and amy. Which by the way is more about than making out every second in my opnion. Ephrum/ Amy is this flower, that is beinging to bloom, that its not to delicate but its not too burned out either. It needs to grow on its own to be able to develip into whatever it is wants to grow into. I believe that is the way it is with ephrum and and amy.

Wilpen You and I are alot alike in someways, certain couples do that to me, where i have to watch all the intense scenes , including the kissing scenes and the makeout scenes. I get just as giddy when i see stuff like that. I dont know why, im like a hopeless romantic for certain couples. and its cool that u arelike that in someways with ephrum and amy. It sounds like you really like the show as much as i do. well i believe we are equal on that



Scott's wolf charcter jake i thought would add something to the show, and i know he just started but it seems there is no purpose for this charcter but to just stick to harold and andy and thats it...

jediwands

True Daisy We ARE a lot alike and I think that's so cool. With E/A, I just can't help myself. Greg/Emily have such a natural, captivating, and intense chemistry together on the screen that just draws me in. And the little added things? Priceless. I eat up the way Amy playfully hits Ephram all the time. I was in tears from laughing while watching the anniversary dinner scene when she give him a smack. It's those added things I love and not to mention again that I can't say enough about the overwhelming chemistry that is displayed on the screen with Greg/Emily as E/A. Blows me away.

True Daisy.. I'm so glad that we have this in common. Good deal.

Sabrina

Hello everyone! I'm here to offer my opinion as well. I usually get scared because you guys are all so wise but let's try.

First of all, the vibrator story, good choice. It's great that this show also deals with 'less commom' problems. I mean, people usually avoid these kind of things. I've noticed before that Everwood is never afraid to deal with things that some may find 'inappropriate'. One thing though, I can't believe Nina hid the vibrator right under her bed yet again after Delia found it. But that's just a minor detail. I loved the 'sex talk' at the end of the episode. And it was great to see how Nina and Dr. Brown handled that together and how they supported each other while doing so.

Ephram/Amy; although this episode didn't really focus around them, I enjoyed their scenes together. Them having dinner at the restaurant and such, they seem to comfortable around each other. It's typical Ephram not to give Amy the love letter after she said what she said. I can relate to it though, I probably would have reacted the same way. I'm glad it all worked out. And I loved the whole 'I love you first!' scene. That proves to me that the Everwood writers really think about what they do. Because it's true, Ephram did love Amy first. And I'm glad they didn't just blew past the moment and never really let Ephram tell Amy how he feels.

Amy/Hannah; I was kind of disappointed to see how this storyline ended. It was a great storyline, up until the end. I would have preffered something different. Obviously I wanted Amy and Hannah to make up as well but Hannah just kind of gave in. She did what Amy told her to do. It think it would have been better if Hannah hadn't changed her mind but I don't know, did something different like join some kind of club instead. Amy can be pretty demanding sometimes, and I don't like it that people just give in. Hannah is a great personality though, and the actress does an excellent job so far.

Bright: Go Bright! I was glad to see he told his dad to back off. I think it'd be nice to see him live on his own! It's sad that he and his dad still have such a bad relationship but I also think it's realistic and I'm glad they didn't make up again at the end of the episode. I like realistic storylines. Harold should just give Bright the time to figure out what he wants, and there's nothing wrong with working at a restaurant. Funny thing, I just read that Chris, the actor, got his very first role while working at a restaurant. He made a producer/director/whatever laugh so much that he ended up offering him a job.

Jake: I'm so disappointed they don't give this character a real storyline. We already have 2 doctors, we don't need another one. I think he is a great actor though and it's really sad that he doesn't really have the opportunity to show it, I hope this will change soon. I do enjoy watching him though because I love the actor. The hug was funny, I think he still has great potential, they just need to give him a good storyline.

Okay, I'm done now.

Jerry D

Great commentary Sabrina! Your name looks familiar! Don't I know you from somewhere? I agree with everything that you said, and I definitely agree that they need to give Jake some kind of storyline, because his character has mostly been a waste of time up until now, plus I also think that I still see him as Bailey, so that hurts him too!

Sabrina

Thanks. Nah, your name doesn't look familiar to me at all. Sorry. Yes I still see Jake as Bailey too, but like you said, I hope that will change soon.

jediwands

I also see Jake as Bailey. I try not to, but I can't help it.

hshapir2

I think Jake is too perky, but I actually liked the second scene he had with Andy. He was a lot more calm and worried about the guy, with none of the perkiness

jediwands

Very true hshapir2. I also like the less perky Jake. Way too hyper for my taste. I did appreciate the fact that he was concerned about his patient.

hshapir2

thanks wilpen

jediwands

You're welcome.

break the window

this was, by FAR the funniest episode I have seen to date. And the most meaningful. At the end when Delia asked about the meaning between sex and making love, that spoke volumes. Most adults don't know the difference and she's asking at age 10. With Nina there, it helped.

I did love the idea of Brittany and Delia finding Nina's vibrator and thinking it's a foot massager. I mean, what was Nina supossed to do? Hide all her toys in case 10 year old girls go and play in her room and just happen to look under the bed. I mean, that's a bit too much to ask. And Andy, oh my, he just bit the big one hard on this one. He just said all the wrong things when it came to talking, or in this case, SCREAMING at Nina for what was going on. He expected one thing and got something totally different. Honestly, I think it mostly had to do with the fact that Andy was not ready, nor prepared to talk to Delia about sex. And he always thought Julia would do that. Oddly enough, I'm sure Julia probably did the sex chat with Ephram. With Andy, I wouldn't put it passed him to bring a chart and an easle and go over the reproductive organs putting Ephram and the neighborhood of New York to sleep. He just was never the communicative one...EVER until he moved to Everwood.

With these past two episodes, Andy's really seeing what his marriage to Julia could've been.

Mr. Hoover couldn't bear to have his wife know about his condition. He loved and respected her that much. He wanted her life to be peaceful, no matter what he was going through.

And then the shallow guy who got clamidia from a one night stand. and then his wife cheated as well (if I remember the story correctly, my notes are a little disorganized). It's amazing how two people, who claim to love each other do these things and remain married. But that gives and insight to Andy and Julia. Julia cheated. If she would have lived, would she have cheated again? Andy wasn't about to change, he didn't know how to change. Face it, if Julia would've lived, Ephram would've gotten a girl pregnant and his life would've been compeltely spiraled. And Andy would've been too busy to even notice...nor even care. That's just my opinion.

And then Amanda Hayes who just gave up her entire world to take care of her husband who suffered a stroke. And was too scared of a possiblity of surgery that could heal him. It's all these different relationships that make people think. What would you do for the one you love?

What would Andy really do for Julia that was selfless...besides taking a day off from work?

Seeing these episodes really makes me question Andy as a doctor when he was in New York.

everwoodfan52

I agree with this. Andy's reactive screaming at Nina (which he did too much) was because he was in a panic over Delia and her inevitable questions about sex. Nina did nothing wrong. This is her house...she has every right to put her "Foot Massager" wherever she wants. She didn't ask Delia to snoop.


She did.



What do you think of Amanda so far?

jediwands

Great thoughts, Patricia. You hit it when you said all of these different dynamics and relationships get the viewer to think. Absolutely. This show was all about that.

Another thing I believe Andy was freaking out about was... Nina and his feelings for her. That was another element and reason for his overreaction of the "instrument" Nina had. He has romantic feelings for her that he's trying like hell to deny and I think that definitely played a part in his overall, intense reaction to what he encountered coupled with the Delia situation as well.

everwoodfan52

Yes, Andy insultingly told Nina that he didn't think of her that way. (I think we all cringed when he said that! But...he most definitely thought of her that way.

jediwands

Exactly!

Psych 101: So much of what Andy said to Nina in season 3 and part of season 4 before he admits his feelings was the complete opposite of what he meant which is typically how it goes when you are struggling with confusing romantic feelings for someone. It's like saying the words somehow makes the reality untrue... so Andy saying he never thought of Nina like that was his way of trying to convince his mind and heart that he truly didn't have feelings for Nina... it temporarily prevented him from coming to terms with his very real feelings for Nina. Andy did this so much which is why sometimes even if I wanted to strangle him for how he would say something stupid to Nina before he admits his feelings, I could never really blame him since he was going through is own little psychological turmoil/denial and he needed it until the time was right and he could finally face the reality.