Everwood: Foreverwood (2)

With their house being sold, but their new house not ready for them to move into, Nina and Sam temporarily move in with the Browns. Andy, wanting to take care of unresolved issues from the past, takes a road trip before proposing to Nina. Meanwhile, Bright learns that Hannah got a scholarship to Notre Dame and is devistated when he learns that she might take it; Andy becomes increasingly attached to the baby girl left on his doorstep; Delia is elated with Andy's late Bat Mizvah gift; Amy reveals her feelings for Ephram to Stephanie, who won't loose Ephram without a fight; and Harold and Rose deal with the news that Edna is leaving Everwood.

Episode Info

Episode number: 4x22
Production Number: 2T6622
Airdate: Monday June 05th, 2006

Director: Perry Lang
Writer: Rina Mimoun, David Hudgins

Currently 10/10

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Guest Stars

Ben Hammond
As Sam Feeny

Recurring

Luciana Carro
As Stephanie Meyer

Recurring

Main Cast

Treat Williams As Dr. Andrew Brown	Gregory Smith (1) As Ephram Brown
Emily VanCamp As Amy Nicole Abbott	Vivien Cardone As Delia Brown
Debra Mooney As Nurse Edna Abbott Harper	Chris Pratt As Harold Brighton Abbott III
John Beasley As Irv Harper/ Narrator	Stephanie Niznik As Nina Feeny
Tom Amandes As Dr. Harold Abbott Jr.	Merrilyn Gann As Rose Abbott
Scott Wolf As Dr. Jake Hartman	Sarah Drew As Hannah Rogers

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Episode Notes

This is the last episode to air on the WB, and also the series finale. It was the only surprise fatality from the CW merger.

If the show would have been picked up for a 5th season, Sarah Lancaster would have appeared in this episode and the Madison storyline would have been brought into action again

On its original airing the two-part series finale scored 4.07 million viewers for the WB.

The song playing over Bright and Hannah's touching moment and the Amy and Ephram flashbacks is "Ruins" by George Is Jones.

The Producers has said that is the series had gone into a fifth season the Madison/Ephram storyline would have been tied up once and for all - and that would lead into Ephram and Amy getting together (and staying together), the Wedding of Andy and Nina would have been the season-long arc with the ceremony taking place towards the end of the season (where Nina would have announced she was pregnant), Hannah would have gone off to Colorado A&M with Amy, and Bright would have started his own company.

It has been rumored that the producers wanted to do a 'fast-forward' montage durring the final moments of the episodes (a la 'Six Feet Under' / 'Chamred') going several decades into the future, but it never went beyond the script because it was too expensive.