CamdenCast

Last episode ever! This was a pretty bad series finale. We discuss why it was bad and also break down and talk about the past 2.5 years of podcasting and 7th Heaven. Thanks for sticking with us and listening through to the end!

The Rev experiences a miracle when he wakes up and intuitively seems to feel like his heart condition is better. T-Bone and Ruthie reunite, but Martin has other plans. Everyone in Glen Oak waits at the Church for the good news and also for the Rev to buy them pizza.

There are only two episodes left so 7th Heaven decided to create more conflict than can actually be resolved in this episode. Jane and Ruthie discover that they both seem to be being led on by Martin. Mac and Margaret are for some reason an item now, purely out of convenience. T-Bone regrets having broken up with Ruthie and receives another surprise when a man purporting to be his father shows up. Sandy gets engaged to this man that she hardly knows and Lucy and Kevin continue to weigh the decision to move to Crossroads.

Having been given the Rev's blessing to break up with Ruthie, T-Bone struggles with how to go about breaking up with Ruthie. Mac takes matters into his own hands and tries to help T-Bone by texting everyone in Glen Oak advising them of the impending break-up. Kevin and Lucy continue the debate about whether or not they will move for her new job opportunity, despite her reservations. Margaret realizes that Mac has taken advantage of her.

Ruthie is desperate to get rid of her tattoo and the CamRents won't pay for it. T-Bone offers to pay for it because he somehow feels responsible, but the CamRents won't let Ruthie take advantage of T-Bone like that, forcing her to get a job. The Mac and Margaret relationship continues to blossom as Mac decides to take advantage of Margaret's feelings for him. Lucy and Kevin take a road trip to investigate her potential new job location.

Ruthie loses the "diamond" in her promise ring and immediately jumps to the conclusion that her relationship with T-Bone is doomed. Lucy and the Rev also take the seemingly insignificant appearance of an ominous black bird to be a sign of bad things to come. Sandy's relationship with Jonathan is moving along and Mac and Margaret might be a thing?

In the aftermath of her ill conceived tattoo, Ruthie turns to religion. The CamRents and Lucy and Kevin all set out to get to the bottom of whatever Ruthie and T-Bone are up to. Through various interrogations of the ancillary teens, everyone learns about the tattoos and antics ensue. Thankfully, nobody overreacts in the traditional 7th Heaven fashion.

The Ruth and the Colonel make a surprise visit in Glen Oak and it is stressin' the Rev out. The Rev and Annie try to hide the Rev's medical issues from his parents, while Lucy and Kevin take a weekend getaway because Lucy already told her grandparents about her father's medical issues. In an absurd twist, Jane gets her divorce papers and there's a ridiculous tangential connection. Ruthie forces T-Bone to get a tattoo of her name while she gets a tattoo of his name.

Lou is back and he seldom has good news. The Deacons think that the Rev and Lucy aren't keeping the congregation interested, as evidenced by the $16,000 deficit that the church is working with. Annie decides to investigate and in an entirely unrealistic turn of events, the twins save the day. Ruthie pressures T-Bone to get his drivers license so that they can have more privacy and he enlists Kevin to help him prepare for his road test.

The Rev and Lucy take off for a fishing trip under the guide of going to a church function. Mac returns to the Camden's life and as a result Ruthie decides that she's ready to take things to the next level with T-Bone and propositions him. He obliges, but with some reservations. Mac and Martin double date with Jane and Margaret while Martin shirks his responsibilities to Sandy and his son.

7th Heaven brings back the issue episode and hopefully it is the last one of the series. The Camdens and Co. try to figure out how tackle the genocide in Darfur and everyone has different ideas about what the role of the United States Government should be. A lack of internet access despite it being 2007 is handicapping the teenage crowd from getting accurate information about what exactly is going on in Darfur. Lucy decides to take the opportunity to crusade against buying in bulk.

It's Christmas time in Glen Oak and all of the ghosts of Christmas past are back to haunt the Rev. Well, they're actually the tangentially related ghosts of the relatives of people from the last episode. The Rev takes a brief visit to the afterlife and catches up with Grandma Jenny while the rest of the CamFam worries about his whereabouts while he does his Christmas shopping for the entire family beyond reality.

T-Bone and Ruthie sittin' in a tree. T-Bone tells Ruthie that she's being ungrateful and needs to get over the fact that she's back in Glen Oak and the confrontation of course leads to mounting sexual tension and that's a thing now. The Rev returns to work and stops sugar coating things and telling the congregation how he really feels about their trivial problems. Stanley returns and then fades away and left CamdenCast very confused about if he is alive or dead.

It's Thanksgiving and the criminal pasts of all of the CamKids come back to haunt Annie, the Rev, and Ruthie when they get detained at the airport on their way home from Scotland. Luckily, the officer detaining them is upset about his girlfriend's fear of commitment, so the Rev of course finds a way to perform a wedding ceremony at the gate. The neighbors bombard Lucy with questions regarding the Rev's health and become alarmed at her generally positive outlook.

The Rev and Annie arrive in Scotland to recall Ruthie and she doesn't seem to understand the gravity of the situation. Jane retaliates for T-Bone's meddling in her marriage and imminent divorce by tracking down his mother and getting her back to Glen Oak. Sandy and Martin reconsider their ill advised marriage plans.

7th Heaven FINALLY decides to pay homage to JoJo's sophomore album, The High Road (2006) with this episode title. The Rev's big health secret is out in GlenOak, but other than the Kinkirks and Annie, the Rev has to come clean to the rest of the CamFam. he decides the best way to do this is to visit Ruthie, who is inexplicably still in Scotland. Ruthie makes a series of phone calls to Lucy to figure out why the Rev is visiting and comes into her terrible teenage form.

The Rev comes clean to Kevin and in turn Annie about his ongoing medical issues after a scare at home ends with paramedics coming to the house. Sandy wants to give Daniel another chance or something? Annie tries to help out Jane and her friend who doesn't speak by getting them jobs and they are naturally ungrateful.

Lucy almost gets duped into letting a young woman who is faking a pregnancy and her friend live in the home for young, unwed mothers. The Rev runs into T-Bone at the church and the learns that he has been squatting there. In light of the unfortunate circumstances the three teens find themselves in, The Rev invites them to stay at the CamCasa. Annie returns to GlenOak to a surprisingly full house. Sandy thinks that her new beau Daniel just wants to use her for sex now.

CamdenCast continues to surprise in Season 11 with a second good episode? We didn't have great expectations for this season, but they've exceeded our expectations thus far. The Rev continues to hide his medical problems from his family, as well as his decision to homeschool the boys. Lucy and Kevin start an investigation with limited success, but in the end, Kevin gets closer to uncovering the truth without any definite answers.

Annie is away because of behind the scenes budgeting (presumably) and the CamBoys are all alone. The Rev makes some rash decisions regarding the twins' education following interactions with their teacher and his doctor. Ben wants to visit Kevin and Lucy but Kevin isn't sure that Lucy is ready to host guests yet. There is some silly subplot with dogs going missing and then reappearing.