CamdenCast: A 7th Heaven Podcast
Season 7
CamdenCast Episode 701 - Monkey Business (Part 1)
Season 6
by CamdenCast Show
Kevin is living in the garage apartment and Lucy returns to form being the WORST when she meets his new female police partner. Simon starts a side hustle with some unintended consequences. Ruthie has her first love interest other than Robbie. Mary tries to hide her new love interest from her family. Originally published January 14, 2018.
Will they or won't they?! Oh wait! They already did! All of the Camdens and the Glass' wedding planning hangs in the balance while the stubborn Rev and Rabbi insist that they won't attend the nuptials of their children. Annie and Rosina forge a path forward and there are happy endings all around to conclude season six. Originally published January 11, 2018.
7th Heaven is ending Season Six with everyone fighting with everyone else, thus, the aptly titled, Holy War. Not only are there quarrels in love with the Kinkirk men and the Camden women, but there's also in-Camden fighting between Simon, Ruthie, and Robbie as Robbie is being forced out of the house and the family. And most importantly, the Rabbi and the Rev's battle leads to the cancellation of Matt and Sarah's wedding. Oh no! Originally published January 6, 2018.
7th Heaven delivers a special and powerful episode with The Known Soldier, the twentieth episode of season six. Ruthie has a new pen pal, Sergeant Dwight J. Morgan from the United States Marine Corps, stationed in Afghanistan. The Camdens pay tribute to him and America's fallen heroes. Originally published January 4, 2018.
The Kinkirks are coming! The Kinkirks are coming! Not only are Ben and Kevin visiting GlenOak but so is their sister Patty Mary. This episode is all about letting go. Whether its parents needing to let go of their children or children needing to let go of their parents. Originally published December 30, 2017.
It seems that Ruthie is honestly the most sensible person in the family in Episode 618, The Ring, as everyone gets into the drama of Matt and Sarah and whether or not there should be an engagement ring. They're already married! Meanwhile, on the East Coast, Mary is making some big time career moves and Lucy is making some big time love moves. Originally published December 27, 2017.
The Camdens accept an invitation for a Shabbat dinner at the Glass household and hijinks ensue. Mary fakes an illness so she can put the moves on Robbie while Joy is away and even though it seems like everyone had moved on from Robbie, Lucy is irrationally jealous. Ruthie has some hilarious questions for Rabbi Glass about Judaism, Annie adds dairy to her kugel, and Simons cool friend Morris makes a fool of himself at the family dinner. Originally published December 23, 2017.
Matt and Sarah must deal with the consequences of their night out together, but aren't ready to face their families just yet. Originally published December 21, 2017.
Matt stays out all night so NATURALLY the entire family is convinced that he has gotten married on his first date with Sarah. Surprisingly, that's exactly what Matt does and he tries to keep it from the whole family, except our resident private investigator finds out. It's as absurd as it sounds and it's unfortunately all that happens in this episode. Originally published December 16, 2017.
The Camdens celebrate Valentines Day which means the ghosts of lovers past come to haunt the three oldest Camden children. Lucy must deal with awkward run ins with Jeremy and Mike. Mary learns some things about Robbie and Wilson. And Matt goes on a quest to find out why he can't stay in a relationship. Simon, who happens to be grounded, is the one scoring a home run in the love department. Love, as always, is complicated. Originally published December 14, 2017.