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Season 7
The Growing Pains Movie (Nov/05/2000)
This television movie reunites the Seaver family once again. Mike, who is now married to Kate, and has kids of his own, and Carol, who is a successful lawyer, both meet up with their family in Washington D.C. for their parent's wedding anniversary. When Maggie is fired, she decides to run for Congress, at which time her entire family rushes in to help her campaign.
Guest Stars: Noël Burton as Director, Peter Colvey as Mr. Trotter, John Moore (1) as Timothy James, Danny Wells (1) as Street Person, Mathew Harbour as Jack Coffer, Mike Chute as Policeman, Marlyne N. Afflack as Jody, Brandon Douglas as Scott Coffer, Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel, Alan Thicke as Jason Seaver, Joanna Kerns as Maggie Seaver, Kirk Cameron as Mike Seaver, Tracey Gold as Carol Seaver, Jeremy Miller (1) as Ben Seaver, Ashley Johnson as Chrissy Seaver
Director: Alan Metter
Writer: Michael Sullivan, David Kendall (1), Neal Marlens
 
Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers (Oct/16/2004)
In this second television movie, the Seaver family reunites once again. This time, Jason and Maggie plan on selling their home and setting out to travel the world together. Mike and Carol do not approve of their parents' plan and try to convince them to stay, while Ben who is a real estate agent would like to help them sell the house.
Guest Stars: Brittany Robertson as Michelle Seaver, Michael Arata as Exterminator, P. J. Davis as Fiona, Doug Eames as Ukranian Crewman #1, Stephen Occhipinti as Ukranian Crewman #2, Billy Slaughter as Costco Clerk, Josh Wexler as Ukranian Crewman #3, Corey Michael Badeaux as Office Worker, Matthew Miller (1) as Fatz, Evan Arnold as Richie, Alan Thicke as Jason Seaver, Joanna Kerns as Maggie Seaver, Kirk Cameron as Mike Seaver, Tracey Gold as Carol Seaver, Jeremy Miller (1) as Ben Seaver, Ashley Johnson as Chrissy Seaver, Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel, Johnny Alonso (1) as Mickey, John McConnell (2) as Foreman
Director: Joanna Kerns
Writer: Neal Marlens, Christina Lynch, Loren Segan
 
143 :07x01 - Back to School (Sep/18/1991)
The first day of school proves to be a challenging day for all four Seaver children. Carol has trouble settling into her dorm room at Columbia University and isn't too fond of her new roommate. Meanwhile, Ben and Chrissy try their hardest not to destroy their reputations on the first day, while Mike takes a teaching job and realizes that he as a teacher has a lot to learn.
Guest Stars: Fred Applegate as Mr. Tedesco, Shawn Modrell (1) as Brianne Miller
Director: Jack Shea (1)
Writer: Michael Ware (1), Bob Burris
 
144 :07x02 - Stop, Luke, and Listen (Sep/25/1991)
Mike discovers that one of his best students, Luke Brower, is homeless and living in the school basement. He tries to help the boy, but ends up making matters worse. Meanwhile, Maggie who has prepared a dinner for Mike's girlfriend, Kate, grows frustrated when she learns of her strict diet.
Guest Stars: Fred Applegate as Mr. Tedesco, Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel, Tony Hablian as Student
Director: Jack Shea (1)
Writer: Liz Sage
 
145 :07x03 - In vino veritas (Sep/28/1991)
Mike convinces his parents to let Luke stay with them temporarily until they can find him a good home. However, the family grows worried when they notice a large number of wine bottles are missing and all signs point to Luke.
Guest Stars: Steven M. Porter as Attendant
Director: Jack Shea (1)
Writer: Rich Reinhart
 
146 :07x04 - Paper Tigers (Oct/05/1991)
When Maggie and Jason are both offered columns in the "Long Island Sentinel", they soon learn that the newspaper only has the budget to take on one new column and the two are forced to battle it out to see who can write the better column and get the job.
Guest Stars: Kellye Nakahara as Girl, Shavar Ross as Kenny, Alicia Bergman as Jessica, Page Leong as Tiffany, Peter Jurasik as Doug Stanton
Director: Jack Shea (1)
Writer: Leilani Downer
 
147 :07x05 - The Young and the Homeless (Oct/12/1991)
Luke isn't too happy when the Seavers find the perfect family to take in Luke. Meanwhile, Mike's character in the soap opera "Big City Secrets" has finally woken up from his coma, which means that Mike will now have actual lines on the show. His big day is ruined though, when he learns that Luke plans to run away, and he has to go stop him.
Guest Stars: Shawn Modrell (1) as Brianne Miller, Mark Elliott as Dr. Braddock, Dana Craig as Bus Driver, Stephanie Mello as Courtney, Therese Kablan as Diondra, Paul Collins (3) as Jim Kimball, Carol Locatell as Lynette Castille-Flechman, Robert Costanzo as Ernie, Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel, Cynthia Mann as Jennifer, Lynn Milgrim as Shelley Kimball, Charles Levin as Glenn Chakin
Director: Jack Shea (1)
Writer: Michael Ware (1), Bob Burris
 
148 :07x06 - Jason Sings the Blues (Oct/19/1991)
When it is discovered that Jason has a hernia and must undergo surgery, he leaves the boys in charge of organizing his psychiatric banquet. A week after the surgery, when Jason accidentally takes too many pain killers, he makes a fool out of himself at the banquet as everyone gets to see a side of Dr. Jason Seaver that they've never seen before.
Guest Stars: Ellen Crawford as Doctor, Carol Henry as Receptionist, Natasha Pavlovich as Fatimah, Kedric Wolfe as Hymie Lowenstein, Nick DeMauro as Ira Lowenstein
Director: Jack Shea (1)
Writer: Jerry Colker
 
149 :07x07 - The Kid's Still Got It (Oct/26/1991)
Maggie and Carol go to a resort for the weekend, leaving Jason and the boys home alone. Their fun-filled weekend comes to a screeching halt, however, when Chrissy is sent home from school with a bad case of head lice.
Guest Stars: Matthew Robert Gottlieb (1) as Bandleader, Jane Arden (1) as Nurse, Michael Woolson as Brad, Tom LaGrua as Frank Panini, Christopher Burgard as Dwight
Director: Iris Dugow
Writer: Jerry Colker
 
150 :07x08 - There Must Be a Pony (Nov/02/1991)
Chrissy refuses to go to bed because she is convinced that the real fun around the house takes place after she falls asleep. Jason comes up with a plan to let her stay up the entire night so that she can see for herself that it's business as usual. However, he picked the worst possible night to do this when the worst luck ever practically turns the Seaver home into a carnival.
Guest Stars: Kirsten Holmquist as Donna "Wild Thang" Kent, Tamika L. McClelland as Tuba Player, Karla Tamburrelli as Jodi Creedmore, Michael Goldfinger as Delivery Man, Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel, Michael Cudlitz as Chuck, Hilary Swank as Sasha Serotsky
Director: Iris Dugow
Writer: Liz Sage
 
151 :07x09 - The Big Fix (Nov/09/1991)
For her column, Maggie must test out a vacuum cleaner and write a review on the product. When Ben accidentally destroys the cleaner and doesn't tell her about it, she wrongly accuses the company of misleading consumers in their advertisements.
Guest Stars: Peter Jurasik as Doug Stanton, Cristine Rose as Lucy Snyder, Lawrence McNeal III as Stage Manager, Shavar Ross as Kenny, Danielle Harris as Susie Maxwell
Director: Iris Dugow
Writer: Leilani Downer
 
152 :07x10 - Home Malone (Nov/14/1991)
When Maggie's mother wants to sell her house and move to Florida, Maggie pays one last visit to the house she grew up in, where she is then flooded with old memories of her childhood and her parents.
Guest Stars: Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel, Betty McGuire as Kate Malone, Gordon Jump as Ed Malone
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff
Writer: Rich Reinhart
 
153 :07x11 - Bad Day Cafe (Nov/23/1991)
When Mike learns that Luke's birth father is in town and wants his son back, he keeps this from Luke and devises a plan to get the man to change his mind and leave town. His plan works, but then Mike realizes that isn't fair to Luke to keep him from seeing his father, so he allows Luke meet with him and decide what he would like to do for himself.
Guest Stars: Fred Applegate as Mr. Tedesco, Gary Grubbs as George Brower, Nealla Gordon (1) as Waitress, Wilson Raiser as Big Guy George
Director: Renny Temple
Writer: Bud Wiser
 
154 :07x12 - B=MC2 (Nov/30/1991)
Ben has plans to take a college entrance exam, but when he overhears his father say that he isn't smart, his feelings are hurt and he gives up on the test.
Guest Stars: Mark Daniels (1) as Pork, Shawn Modrell (1) as Brianne Miller, Mark Bramhall as Bernie, Shavar Ross as Kenny, Heather Haase as Elaine, Christopher Burgard as Dwight, Sam Anderson as Mr. Dewitt
Director: Gerren Keith
Writer: Cathy Jung
 
155 :07x13 - It's Not Easy Being Green (Dec/21/1991)
It's Christmas but the Seaver family is not feeling the holiday spirit. Carol finds herself angry when Dwight goes on a date with another woman, and Mike jealous when he learns that his model girlfriend, Kate, will be taking part in a risque photo shoot. The rest of the family has trouble dealing with the Christmas tree.
Guest Stars: Cary Bolton as Man, Kristen Trucksess as Assistant, Stewart Finlay-McLennan as Nigel Dunn, Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel, Fred Applegate as Mr. Tedesco
Director: Renny Temple
Writer: Leilani Downer
 
156 :07x14 - The Call of the Wild (Jan/04/1992)
Mike and Kate along with Carol and Dwight wind up on a not-so-fun ski trip with Ben, Luke and a few of their most troublesome classmates.
Guest Stars: Ashley Kerns as Crystal, Asher Metchik as Max Creedmore, Michael Dempsey (1) as Officer, Karla Tamburrelli as Jodi Creedmore, Scott Fults as Leo Limetongue, Michael Cudlitz as Chucksteak, Christopher Burgard as Dwight, Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel
Director: Andy Cadiff
Writer: Michael Ware (1), Bob Burris
 
157 :07x15 - Honest Abe (Jan/17/1992)
When Luke meets up with an old friend, Barney, he is invited into the Seaver home to celebrate Luke's birthday. But Luke soon learns that his friend isn't all that he seems when he discovers Barney stealing from the Seavers.
Guest Stars: Christopher Burgard as Dwight, Jim Bentley as Barney, Juney Smith as Officer Anderson
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff
Writer: Wendy Braff
 
158 :07x16 - Vicious Cycle (Feb/01/1992)
When Luke is grounded for violating curfew, it's Mike who takes the blame when Luke still disobeys his punishment.
Guest Stars: Alejandro Quezada as Kevin Sprague, Michael Ennis as Doctor, Terry Davis (2) as Nurse, J. Gordon Noice as Older Hood, John David Conti (1) as Priest
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff
Writer: Cathy Jung
 
159 :07x17 - Menage a Luke (Feb/08/1992)
Ben is outraged when he learns that the girl he wanted to take to the dance is going with Luke.
Guest Stars: Wendy Cox as Cheryl, Hilary Swank as Sasha Serotsky
Director: Gerren Keith
Writer: Todd Thicke
 
160 :07x18 - The Five Fingers of Ben (Feb/22/1992)
When Ben is being tormented by a fellow classmate, he decides to take up karate to give his self-confidence a little boost.
Guest Stars: Michael Orfanos as College GIrl, Gina Consolo as Gail, Christi Ellen Harris (1) as Becca, Jonathan Stockwell Baker (3) as Businessman, Jerry Colker as Movie Villian, James Lew as Movie Villain #2, Christopher Burgard as Dwight, Simon Rhee as Master Simm, David Kriegel as Razor
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff
Writer: Jerry Colker
 
161 :07x19 - Don't Go Changin' (Feb/29/1992)
Mike isn't happy with the impression his best friend, Eddie, is having on Luke. Meanwhile, Ben shoots a video of the family to send to Carol, who is off studying in London.
Guest Stars: Shannon Day as Melanie, Susan Lee Hoffman (1) as Charese, Gary Lazer as Foot, K. C. Martel (1) as Eddie
Director: Don Amendolia
Writer: Rich Reinhart, Leilani Downer
 
162 :07x20 - The Truck Stops Here (Mar/21/1992)
When Luke finds out about his father's serious condition, he decides to join his father on the road and says his goodbyes to the Seaver family.
Guest Stars: Gary Grubbs as George Bower, Jeremy Lawrence as Dr. Kramer
Director: Joanna Kerns
Writer: Jerry Colker
 
163 :07x21 - Maggie's Brilliant Career (Apr/04/1992)
Maggie, who feels that she hasn't accomplished as much as she had hoped to by this point in her life, decides to fulfill a long-time dream of hers- climbing a mountain.
Guest Stars: Jeff Lester as Kent
Director: Gerren Keith
Writer: Kate Boutilier
 
164 :07x22 - The Wrath of Con Ed (Apr/11/1992)
A power failure leaves Maggie and Jason stuck in traffic, while Ben is babysitting his little sister, Chrissy, who is afraid of the dark. Mike and Kate are also trapped with Carol and Dwight and the two pairs begin to get on each others nerves.
Guest Stars: Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel, Christopher Burgard as Dwight
Director: Nancy Heydorn
Writer: Liz Sage
 
165 :07x23 - The Last Picture Show (1) (Apr/25/1992)
In this flashback-filled episode, Maggie stuns her family with the news of an amazing job offer in Washington D.C. The entire family is supportive of the move, except for Ben, who refuses to leave the house he grew up in.
Director: Jonathan Weiss
Writer: Dan Wilcox, Michael Ware (1), Liz Sage, Rich Reinhart, Cathy Jung, Leilani Downer, Jerry Colker, Bob Burris, Wendy Braff
 
166 :07x24 - The Last Picture Show (2) (Apr/25/1992)
After Ben's blessing, Maggie decides to take the job offer and the family begins to prepare for the move. With moving day here, the Seavers are ready and excited about starting a new chapter in their lives- but not before having one final meal as a family where they reminisce about the fun times they've had together in the house.
Guest Stars: Chelsea Noble as Kate McDonnel
Director: Jonathan Weiss
Writer: Bob Burris, Michael Ware (1)
 
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