7th Heaven

Annie begins to show signs of pregnancy; Mary returns to New York; Lucy breaks off her engagement with Jeremy.

Simon doesn't know what to do when one of his classmates vows to kill in retaliation for the teasing he endures at school.

A carpenter fakes an injury while working on the Camden house; Simon asks out a pregnant 16-year-old.

Annie tells Eric that she's going to quit college and start teaching in order to combat her depression; Mary trains as a firefighter.

Wilson's marriage proposal and a romantic encounter with a firefighter trainee sink Mary into a state of confusion.

After being caught with another man, Mary tries to make up with Wilson; Eric and Annie counsel Eric's sister (Deborah Raffin) about her husband (Ed Begley Jr.) and their marital problems.

Everyone wonders what Mary is hiding when she arrives home without an explanation; Annie is thrilled, but the others remain skeptical.

Mary and Lucy turn on each other when Robbie falls for someone new; Matt and the others fight to get back in their mother's good graces.

Mary and Lucy seek Eric and Annie's matchmaking expertise; Matt and Simon use the twins to attract girls.

Grandpa takes Simon to get his learner's permit for driving, and they end up being the center of a televised police-pursuit.

Mary tries to connect with Wilson (Andrew Keegan) and is visited by a firefighter (Geoff Stults); Annie quits her teaching job without consulting with Eric.

Ruthie protects a Muslim friend (Ashley Solomon) targeted by bullies because of her ethnic background.

Peer pressure means beer-drinking pressure for Simon when he attends a wild party and tries to gain acceptance by the "cool" kids.

Annie tries to surprise Eric with romantic plans for St. Valentine's Day; Matt questions old girlfriends about their failed relationships.

Matt falls in love with the daughter of a rabbi and his wife (guest stars Richard Lewis, Laraine Newman) who befriend the Camdens.

Matt and Sarah run off and get married, but just say they're engaged when confronted by their parents.

The Glass family invites the Camdens over for Shabbat dinner; Matt announces he is considering converting to Judaism.

Mary and Lucy enjoy a girls-only weekend in New York; Matt and Sarah turn to Eric for advice to settle premarital quarreling.

Mary brings home her new beau (George Stults) and his brother (Geoff Stults), who falls for Lucy; Eric counsels an older couple (Charlie Brill, Mitzi McCall) who are unable to let go of their middle-age son.

When a friend dies while on military duty in Afghanistan, the Rev. Camden leads a memorial service attended by the family and by representatives of the Marine Corps.

At loggerheads over their children marrying outside their faiths, the Rev. Camden and Rabbi Glass (Richard Lewis) call off the wedding of Matt and Sarah (Sarah Danielle Madison).

After discovering that their fathers sabotaged the wedding, Matt and Sarah appeal to Annie and Rosina (Laraine Newman) for help.