7th Heaven

Eric prepares to tell his parents of his sister's (Deborah Raffin) pregnancy and marriage to Dr. Hastings (Ed Begley Jr.).

Eric develops a childlike fascination with life during a vacation; Matt grows uncomfortable with a blossoming friendship between his girlfriend and roommate.

Each of the Camdens learns about equality; Eric counsels a couple about the importance of sexual equality in marriage; Simon considers dropping a cooking class in which he is the only boy; Ruthie aspires to play on the football team.

Eric's annual raise is in jeopardy when the church board gets the wrong idea about the Camden's financial situation.

Mary makes a stand when a friend's (Alicia Willis) academic award is revoked because she is a teenage mother.

Eric intervenes to prevent his pregnant sister (Deborah Raffin) and her husband (Ed Begley Jr.) from separating.

Mary leads a revolt when the basketball coach imposes a lockout on the team because of the girls' poor academic performance.

Mary faces the possibility of jail time in the conclusion of this dramatic two-part episode.

Just when Matt thought things were great with his girlfriend, she starts to withdraw from him.

Matt's devastated when he finds out his girlfriend has been accepted to a college 3,000 miles away.

Annie wrestles with the news that her father has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease; Ruthie worries about Y2K; Lucy blows off volunteer work.

Annie takes a solo trip to the beach, leaving Eric in charge of the household; Matt says goodbye to Shana; Mary waits impatiently for Robbie's call.

Eric and Annie reluctantly allow Mary to go on a date; Simon and a friend buy cigarettes for a class project.

Eric finds an ally in Simon when he tries to help a boy with Tourette's syndrome; Annie battles Ruthie's teacher over insensitive remarks.

On St. Valentine's Day, the Camdens throw a party for the twins' first birthday; Mary spends a romantic dinner with Robbie.

Eric expounds on the power of prayer after he receives an anonymous letter from a victim of abuse; Lucy is mistaken for a teenage mother.

Eric helps the other members of a hung jury regain their faith in the law; Mary accidentally gives Lucy a black eye; Matt finds his voice.

Mary has a dream about playing basketball with the L.A. Lakers; Simon and Lucy are overheard deriding their parents' career choices.

The Rev. Camden counsels a sexually molested woman to help her express emotions she has been hiding from her family.

A reporter profiles the Camden family for a newspaper article; a classmate plagiarizes one of Ruthie's stories for a competition.

In this first part of the season cliffhanger, Shana's back in Matt's life, Lucy has to choose between two boys, Simon breaks up with his girlfriend, and Mary's thinking of moving out.

In the conclusion on this two-part episode, Matt and his girlfriend realize it's over, and Mary must decide whether she wants to spend the rest of her life with Robbie.