| Actors: Treat Williams, Gregory Smith, Tom Amandes, Emily VanCamp, Jane Krakowski Directors: Kathy Bates, Michael Schultz, Steve Gomer, Stephen Gyllenhaal Genres: Drama, Television Sub-Genres: Drama, Drama Studio: Warner Home Video Format: DVD - Color,Full Screen - Closed-captioned,Subtitled DVD Release Date: 09/07/2004 Original Release Date: 09/16/2002 Theatrical Release Date: 09/16/2002 Release Year: 2004 Run Time: 17hr 2min Screens: Color,Full Screen Number of Discs: 6 SwapaDVD Credits: 6 Total Copies: 2 Members Wishing: 0 Edition: Box set MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Languages: English Subtitles: English, Spanish, French |
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  | Everwood - The Complete First Season Actors: Treat Williams, Gregory Smith, Tom Amandes, Emily VanCamp, Jane Krakowski Directors: Kathy Bates, Michael Schultz, Steve Gomer, Stephen Gyllenhaal Genres: Drama, Television NR 2004 17hr 2min As a world-class neurosurgeon, Dr. Andrew Brown is a hero. As a father, he's a zero. But that is changing. Tragedy makes him a single parent to his two children. And as the first act of his new life, Andy leaves Manhattan ... more » |
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Member Movie Reviews MARLENE B. (Marly) Reviewed on 4/14/2011... Splendid family show that I never watched when it was originally on tv. Sweet, tragic, life renewing...this show has it all. Well formed characters by extremely talented actors...both seasoned and just starting out in their careers. I won't go into details...just believe me when I say that running across this show and deciding to check it out was a very good decision. Can't wait to get the other seasons so I can find out what happens next!  Jennifer S. from HAGERSTOWN, MD Reviewed on 3/16/2009... In my book, this is one of the best series in recent television history. Excellent writing, great acting, & tackles important and relevant topics. 3 of 3 member(s) found this review helpful.
Movie ReviewsMakes you appreciate the company of good people JeffGonsalves | Citrus Heights, CA USA | 11/20/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) "I had never seen an episode of "Everwood" before, but the premise intrigued me. A renowned brain surgeon moving to the middle of nowhere after his wife dies to establish new ties, build a new family, and perhaps forget past failures. Treat Williams is excellent as Dr. Andy Brown, a talented surgeon who treats his patients better than his own children. Andy is neglectful, but not intentionally. His absence from his children's lives is maybe an admission that he has not clue how to relate to them. Watching him bond reluctantly with his hostile son is one of the many pleasures of this delicate, intelligently-written show. Dr. Brown is an affable man, yet flawed, which makes him instantly recognizable. His struggles to properly raise his son and daughter form the core of "Everwood". Williams anchors the show with his vivid, tortured protrayal of a man with internal demons hidden by a calm facade. He's the type of man one would enjoy inviting to a poker game, a basketball tournament, or a beer in the local bar. His son Ephram, played by the amazing Gregory Smith, is a gifted pianist who clashes with his father over issues of desertion and emotional detachment. Watching them spar and yell and eventually come to a greater understanding of each other is an almost religious experience. Ephram challenges his father to see if he really cares. and his testing brings the family close to the verge of an emotional meltdown. He's the type of adolescent who is fiercely loyal to his friends, sees through the transparency of phony peers, and is uncompromising in his demands for basic decency. The daughter, Delia, is a sweet kid who just wants to fit in at school, but has a tough time adjusting to the almost alien climate of Everwood. The subplots are compelling, the supporting cast uniformly superb, and the character interactions credible. The season finale builds suspense so brilliantly it's almost painful to watch. After viewing the final episode, I regretted that I would have to part company with these special people, at least for a short time (which means that either the writers did a stellar job or I need to get out and socialize more!). "Everwood" makes you cherish the people you take for granted in everyday life, whether they're brain surgeons, grocery checkers, or the kid that delivers your morning newspaper." What a Wonderful Find P. Bigelow | St. Louis, MO | 03/27/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "I came across this series by accident and rented the first disc not expecting much. I was very, very surprised at the quality of this series. The acting from all the players is excellent. The photography stunning. And the various threads are all interesting and well done. I have now watched all 6 discs of the first season and the quality did not deteriorate over the entire first season. My only disappointment was that when I went looking for the second season, it wasn't available. Apparently, WB hasn't put out any but the first season. What are they waiting for???" A cut above the rest - why won't they release season 2? teevee enthusiast | Brussels, Belgium | 04/09/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "As the overall quality of mainstream movies declines, television seems to have become the refuge for some of the very best drama. Everwood is a prime example of this trend. This series has a superior cast served by excellent writing. It does occasionally deal with "the issues" that we have all seen addressed in other family shows many times before. But do not let that fool you. In very subtle ways, this show revolutionizes the genre. For example, focusing on a single father is, after all, something that has not often been done before outside of comedies. Also, for some reason, single dads on TV tend to have daughters exclusively. By contrast, this single dad's relationship with his son is a central theme here. Locating the action in a small Colorado town (most of the locations are actually in Utah I believe) is also a very clever choice. It is refreshing to see TV characters in bleak weather wearing clothes that are not meant to be stylish but warm. And as other reviewers have pointed out, the locations are beautiful and highlighted by the show's unique photography. The storylines are captivating and the depth of characterization is really quite exceptional. As is often the case with dramas, the dialogue is sometimes so deep that you might be tempted to think "No-one talks like that." Maybe. But the feelings behind the words are real and it is impossible not to identify with them. I am not the crying type but I have shed some tears watching Everwood. Because I relate to it and I think most people can. But there is humor in Everwood as well. Very clever humor at that. This series is a gem. Now if they could just release Season 2! What's the hold-up?"
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