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7th Heaven
Season 9
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No. of episodes22
Release
Original networkThe WB
Original releaseSeptember 13, 2004 (2004-09-13)[1] –
May 23, 2005 (2005-05-23)
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The ninth season of 7th Heaven—an American family-drama television series, created and produced by Brenda Hampton—premiered on September 13, 2004, on The WB, and concluded on May 23, 2005 (22 episodes).

Cast and characters

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Episodes

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See also: List of 7th Heaven episodes
No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateProd.
code		 Viewers
(millions)
1781"Dropping Trou" (Part 1)Joel J. FeigenbaumBrenda HamptonSeptember 13, 2004 (2004-09-13)7.977.26[2]
Simon appears to be getting extremely close to his new girlfriend Georgia (Rheagan Wallace) and Eric and Annie think they're having sex and are spurred to grill Simon about it. When the truth finally comes out, they're scandalized and try to follow the couple when they're out to dinner at a fancy restaurant. Meanwhile, Kevin worries that mother-to-be Lucy is in denial about her pregnancy when she refuses to shop for maternity clothes though her pants keep falling down; Matt returns for a visit and gets pulled into the family drama, especially the Simon/Georgia situation, which he feels his parents aren't handling right; new high-school freshman Ruthie gets in trouble pranking Martin at school, and the twins find trouble on their first day of kindergarten. To be continued...
1792"The Best Laid Plans" (Part 2)Harry HarrisBrenda HamptonSeptember 20, 2004 (2004-09-20)6.866.65[3]
A fed-up Simon is reluctant to talk to his parents about his relationship with Georgia after Eric and Annie crash their fancy-restaurant date, but he admits that they're having sex and he's currently on disciplinary probation at college for skipping classes to be with her, but he's still maintaining an A-average. Eric feels inspired to install an abstinence-only program at church, and Lucy eagerly agrees, but with a few conditions. Also, Lucy and Kevin learn their baby's sex and Lucy questions her ability to be a good mother; Matt is worried that Martin is still brokenhearted over Cecilia and will tell her about Simon's new relationship, but Martin is on other issues; Matt chips away at Ruthie's unwillingness to apologize to Martin about pranking him but her growing attitude problem gets him nowhere.
1803"The Song of Lucy"Joel J. FeigenbaumSue TenneySeptember 27, 2004 (2004-09-27)3.426.53[4]
Although she is worried about the lesson plan for the abstinence class she is teaching at church, Lucy is excited when Eric tells her she is now the Associate Pastor and will give her first sermon on Sunday. Meanwhile, Simon begins to see Eric's former therapist Dr. Gibson (David Piel) to help deal with some personal issues. During one of the sessions Simon realizes he has been using his relationship with Georgia to block out the guilt he still feels about the fatal car accident. Lastly, Ruthie falls for a guy she meets in detention, Harry (Aaron Carter), a foster kid currently living in a county facility. Despite Eric's approval, Martin has reservations and keeps a watchful eye on the couple when Harry comes to the house.
1814"Bad Boys, Bad Boys, Whatcha Gonna Do?"Michael PreeceElaine ArataOctober 4, 2004 (2004-10-04)2.097.36[5]
Simon comes to terms with his fears over the accident and goes bike-riding with Justin; Ruthie and Harry decide to break up; Lucy counsels a pregnant girl.
1825"Vote"Joel J. FeigenbaumChris OlsenOctober 11, 2004 (2004-10-11)3.845.87[6]
After seeing how much Martin knows about world politics, Ruthie is on a mission to develop her own opinions on the topic. Meanwhile, Eric and Annie each suspect that the other didn't vote in the previous U.S. presidential election; amidst the pressure of registering to vote, Lucy realizes that Kevin isn't registered in their area either; as Eric tries to teach the twins the importance of voting in America, he constantly reminds the whole family to vote on Election Day.
1836"Fathers"Harry HarrisJeff OlsenOctober 18, 2004 (2004-10-18)4.746.61[7]
Eric seeks help from Mary's former boyfriend Wilson West (Andrew Keegan), when new teen father Charlie (Eric Panler) tells him he made a terrible mistake and can't handle the responsibility of fatherhood; Kevin's brother Ben (Geoff Stults) comes to town and takes an unusual interest in Lucy's pregnancy, siding with her when she and Kevin argue over which OB/GYN doctor they prefer; Ruthie has hidden intentions for wanting to hang out with Martin and his best friend Mac (Kyle Searles), but ends up disappointed.
1847"Regret to Inform"Harvey LaidmanJeffrey RodgersOctober 25, 2004 (2004-10-25)4.876.62[8]
When Kevin purposely leads Venus (Martha Plimpton) to believe that Martin is a rookie police officer, she quickly expresses interest in him and invites him to her house, and Mac encourages him to pursue her. Martin has a hard time revealing the truth about himself after he learns that Venus' father is serving in the Middle East. Meanwhile, Eric and Annie are worried that Martin is getting in over his head with Venus and enlist Kevin to fix things, which only leads to rumors around the police station that Kevin is cheating on Lucy. Mac also spreads rumors about Martin at school when Venus shows up there for work. Lastly, Ben continues to hide his relationship with Lucy's new baby doctor, although they spend a weekend together.
1858"Why Not Me?"Joel J. FeigenbaumSue TenneyNovember 1, 2004 (2004-11-01)5.266.51[9]
Kevin learns that Simon has been kicked out of his dorm room for allowing a girl named Christina to stay overnight; Simon asks for the family's help in finding a new place for him and Christina, and Eric steps in to handle it when it gets more complicated.
1869"Thanksgiving"Harry HarrisSue TenneyNovember 15, 2004 (2004-11-15)5.856.71[10]
Two weeks before Thanksgiving, Eric and the kids notice that Annie is acting strange, especially after she learns that Matt and Sarah (guest-star Sarah Danielle Madison) won't be able to spend the holidays in Glenoak; then she isn't pleased when they show up early to spend time with the family before the holiday. Most of the family have their own Thanksgiving plans, and Eric worries how Annie will take the news: Carlos (Carlos Ponce) telephones to say that he, Mary, and baby Charles are spending the holiday in Puerto Rico with Carlos' family and want Ruthie to join them; Simon decides to stay at school for work, nervous about telling his parents something about him and Georgia; Martin plans to go camping with Mac; and strong-willed, pregnant Lucy is determined to do the cooking and decorating this year.
18710"Gratitude"Fred EinesmanFred EinesmanNovember 22, 2004 (2004-11-22)6.467.52[11]
Simon tries to figure out how to tell his parents Georgia's pregnant, unaware that there's more to the story; on the way back from Thanksgiving with Ginger, Eric and Annie reminisce about their time together; Lucy collapses at the grocery store while shopping with Matt and they can't track down Kevin; Ruthie isn't having the best time in Puerto Rico.
18811"Wayne's World"Joel J. FeigenbaumSue TenneyNovember 29, 2004 (2004-11-29)3.976.88[12]
Lucy is stuck on bedrest and the entire family is stuck with her foul mood, especially as she tries to complete her final paper for school; Martin's attitude causes problems with his teachers, friends, and coaches, and Ruthie thinks she knows what's causing it; Wayne Newton makes a surprise appearance on the Camdens' doorstep to deliver one of them an important message.
18912"Paper or Plastic?"Michael PreeceBrenda Hampton & Jeffrey RodgersJanuary 24, 2005 (2005-01-24)6.867.99[13]
Matt finally offers to sneak frustrated Lucy out of the house for the afternoon so the family can prepare a baby shower for her, but nobody expects her to go into labor in the mall elevator; Ruthie spoils Kevin's extravagant surprise for Lucy by giving her honest opinion of it.
19013"The Fine Art of Parenting"Harry HarrisTeleplay by : Justin Trofholz
Story by : Brenda Hampton		January 31, 2005 (2005-01-31)8.976.64[14]
Kevin and Lucy move back into the Camden house, which means they will have much help with their newborn baby Savannah, but Lucy clashes with both her husband and her mother about some of their parenting decisions and Eric thinks he and Annie are taking on too much as grandparents; a female classmate of Martin's spreads a false rumor about them and Ruthie uses it to get what she wants from him; Vincent comes to the house to speak to Eric about dating Ruthie.
19114"First Date"Joel J. FeigenbaumCourtney Turk & Kelley TurkFebruary 7, 2005 (2005-02-07)4.986.91[15]
Ruthie is thrilled when her parents reluctantly agree to let her go on her first official date with Vincent; with a mixture of emotion and typical Camden chaos, the entire family helps her prepare.
19215"Red Socks"Michael PreeceMartha PlimptonFebruary 14, 2005 (2005-02-14)4.685.10[16]
In this special musical episode, the Camdens get into the Valentine's Day spirit by performing classic hits; Lucy is irritated that Kevin is working on the holiday; after not hearing from Vincent for three days, Ruthie catches him with another girl; the family celebrates the twins' sixth birthday.
19316"Brotherly Love"Barry WatsonBrenda HamptonFebruary 21, 2005 (2005-02-21)4.775.50[17]
Matt is upset when Simon wants him to prescribe birth-control pills for him and his new girlfriend, and rumors sweep through the house as the two brothers talk secretly; the previous owner of Lucy and Kevin's new house asks them to sell it back to him; the older Camden kids hide a huge secret about Mary from their parents, who are furious that Kevin is storing a gun in the house.
19417"Tangled Web We Weave"Joel J. FeigenbaumBrenda HamptonFebruary 28, 2005 (2005-02-28)4.955.57[18]
Simon panics when his girlfriend admits to having an STD the morning after they've slept together; Martin and Mac catch Ruthie's boyfriend with another girl; Matt, Simon, Lucy, and Ruthie agonize over telling their parents about Mary, whom Annie falsely believes is pregnant again.
19518"Honor Thy Mother"Harry HarrisVictoria HuffApril 25, 2005 (2005-04-25)7.465.35[19]
Non-parishioner Marie Wagner wants Eric to get her elderly mother into a nursing home, but when Eric meets Mrs. Wagner he sees that she's still very capable and Marie is the one who needs help as she's unhappy with her life; later Mrs. Wagner's stress over her daughter lands her in the emergency room. Meanwhile, the family spends the day preparing a special family dinner in honor of Grandma Jenny's 75th birthday, and Ruthie fights with Lucy while shopping because she wants to spend the day with Vincent without Annie knowing; Ben arrives in Glenoak and makes himself comfortable in the garage apartment, but Kevin isn't happy because he wanted his mother and her new husband to be the first to meet Savannah.
19619"Hungry"Joel J. FeigenbaumElaine ArataMay 2, 2005 (2005-05-02)4.484.89[20]
After Vincent's (Thomas Dekker) new girlfriend Margot (Ashley Benson) taunts Ruthie for wearing second-hand clothes, distraught Ruthie bursts into the bathroom to find Martin's girlfriend Zoe (Katie Cassidy) recovering from a fainting spell. Zoe confides that her father doesn't have enough money for food and makes Ruthie promise not to tell anyone; later, when Martin breaks up with her because he doesn't like her conceited attitude, Zoe thinks Ruthie has betrayed her. Meanwhile, Kevin wants alone time with Lucy and is frustrated with her obsession over Savannah; Eric and Annie suspect that Sam and David are feigning being sick so they can stay up late and eat sweets, and Sam is jealous of the attention ailing David gets.
19720"Leaps of Faith"Ron HighJeffrey RodgersMay 9, 2005 (2005-05-09)5.384.76[21]
An extremely-nervous Simon comes home to Glenoak to await the results of his STD test. Eric counsels a mother (Erika Alexander) of two daughters (Bree' Anna Banks, Brandi Vanice) with sickle-cell anemia whose absent father (Victor Love) wants to take them back with him to Memphis, Tennessee for treatment at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Meanwhile, Ruthie's ex-boyfriend Peter (Scotty Leavenworth) and his parents Paris and Vic (Bryan Callen, Shannon Kenny), who are expecting and want Eric to marry them, visit the Camdens, creating problems for Ruthie and current boyfriend Vincent; Lucy and Kevin disagree over who should look after Savannah when Lucy returns to work; when Martin misses an important call from his father in Iraq while out with Zoe, he has second thoughts about their relationship
19821"Mi Familia" (Part 1)Joel J. FeigenbaumSue TenneyMay 16, 2005 (2005-05-16)9.074.91[22]
Matt doesn't know how to break the awful news to his parents that Mary has filed for divorce and signed away custody of her son; Simon informs new girlfriend Rose (Sarah Thompson), that he will not have sex with her, but avoids explaining why not; she gets fed up then returns to him when she learns his true intentions for them: marriage. Meanwhile, Vincent asks Martin to break up with Ruthie; Lucy and Kevin might have finally found their perfect house--just in time, as Kevin is frustrated that they haven't moved out of the Camdens' yet; and Cecilia's parents George and Gwen (Brad Maule and Holly Fulger) want to adopt Danny Davis (Drake Johnston), then when they discover that he has three sisters in Social Services, they decide to take them in also.
19922"Mi Familia" (Part 2)Joel J. FeigenbaumSue TenneyMay 23, 2005 (2005-05-23)9.285.54[23]
When Simon and Rose come to Glenoak to meet each other's parents, Annie suspects that their relationship is serious and forbids them to sleep in the same room in her house; Rose objects, then reluctantly acquiesces. Meanwhile, Eric hides Mary's divorce news from Annie; Martin becomes the fifth wheel in Ruthie and Vincent's relationship; the Davis siblings' biological mother objects to Cecilia's parents' attempt to adopt them; Martin's father returns from Iraq.

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