Everwood

The Last of Summer

As summer ends, the townspeople continue to cope with their grief over Colin Hart's death last spring, and Dr. Brown and his family are unfairly marked as social outcasts because he was unable to save Colin during brain surgery. Ephram tries to comfort Amy by relating his experiences with his mother's death. Meanwhile, with almost no clients, Dr. Brown retreats to his office and recalls the choice he faced while operating on Colin. Ephram and Edna individually plead with Dr. Brown to stop acting as if he were guilty, and Nina persuades him to go to a new restaurant with her. But their meal is marred when Amy berates Dr. Brown publicly. At the memorial service, Amy delivers a heartfelt remembrance, and the audience is shocked when Dr. Brown arrives and makes a moving speech about Colin.

Extra Ordinary

Dr. Brown is concerned that Ephram needs more extracurricular activities in order to be accepted at a top college, but Ephram is only focused on his Juilliard music school audition--which has surprising results. Amy's lack of interest in college preparation alarms her mother, Rose, more than her father, Dr. Abbott. And Bright's poor grades result in him being ejected from the football team, possibly jeopardizing the scholarship his father believes may be Bright's only chance to get into a decent school. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown tries to help a cheerleader, Stacey Wilson, who has ruptured breast implants but cares more about looking good than being healthy.

My Brother's Keeper

The entire Abbott family is agitated by the return of Dr. Linda Abbott, Dr. Abbott's sister, who has been practicing Eastern-based medicine in exotic locations around the world. Edna is so proud of her daughter's accomplishments that she doesn't notice how lonely Linda is, and Edna needs to be reminded what a wonderful life she's built with Irv, even without travel and excitement. Linda encounters major resistance from Dr. Abbott when she announces her decision to join his practice. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown learns that some local adolescents may be practicing unsafe sex, and he is shocked at their parents' reaction to the situation. Also, Bright asks Ephram to watch over Amy, whose odd behavior has everyone worried.

East Meets West

Dr. Brown's well-intentioned plan to give Ephram more free time by hiring college student Madison Kellner as a caretaker for Delia ends up making things worse. Madison treats Ephram like a child and embarrasses him in front of Amy. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown's concern for the deceased Colin's alcoholic father, James, distracts him from Nina's struggle with her divorce proceedings. Dr. Abbott continues to clash with his physician sister, Linda, when she tries to take over his office. The differences in their personalities and medical philosophies become alarmingly clear.

Daddy's Little Girl

When Dr. Brown invites Linda to dinner at the Brown house to discuss a patient, Delia lashes out, using foul language. With some insight from Delia's caretaker, Madison Kellner, Ephram figures out the reason for his sister's bad behavior. Meanwhile, Amy's depression deepens, but when her therapist recommends medication, Dr. Abbott refuses to write a prescription to help his daughter cope with Colin's death.

Blind Faith

Much to his chagrin, Dr. Abbott suspects that Linda and Dr. Brown are far too attracted to each other, so he decides to select more appropriate suitors for his sister. Meanwhile, Ephram finally has the courage to tell Amy how he really feels about their relationship, but he is confused by his interest in Madison, who comes to his aid when Ephram needs help passing his driving test. Dr. Brown tries to help the soon-to-be-remarried Reverend Keyes cope with his impending blindness, but the minister would rather leave his fate to God than attempt a new treatment that might save his sight.

Three Miners from Everwood

When a coal mine collapses, Dr. Brown rushes to the scene, along with Edna, Linda and Dr. Abbott. One of the miners, Will Cleveland, is a jazz pianist who has recently become Ephram's mentor. Another, Daniel Sullivan, lives next door to Dr. Abbott, who has attempted to thwart Sullivan's outrageous building plans. And the third victim is Ellie Beels, who has been trying to conceive a baby. Dr. Brown, Dr. Abbott and Linda utilize their special skills under terrible conditions, but it is Dr. Brown who must confront his biggest fears in order to save lives.

Burden of Truth

When Phil, a mechanic, correctly "diagnoses" Dr. Brown's young patient with meningitis rather than with the flu, the townspeople believe Phil is a seer. Ephram confronts Madison about his feelings for her. Amy agrees to seek professional help from Linda. But out of desperation, Amy steals Linda's medical notepad to forge a prescription for antidepressants. Meanwhile, Edna learns the disturbing truth about why Linda does not want to pursue a relationship with Dr. Brown.

Just Like in the Movies

Dr. Brown courts Linda, despite Edna and Dr. Abbott's insistence that he's wasting his time. But Dr. Brown persists, forcing Linda to inform him that she is HIV positive. Meanwhile, Bright tells Ephram to ignore Madison in order to win her affections, but that becomes difficult when she breaks up with her boyfriend and comes to Ephram for friendly comfort. And Amy meets the flirtatious and attractive town "bad boy," Tommy Callahan, who has compassion for her problems and awakens emotions that she hasn't felt since Colin's death.

Unhappy Holidays

Outraged to discover that Ephram and Madison have gotten romantically involved, Dr. Brown almost terminates her job. However, Madison quits anyway, leaving the Browns with a very unhappy holiday. The situation worsens when Delia discovers another troubling relationship--the one between her father and Linda. Stressed by having to spend Thanksgiving with his cantankerous mother-in-law, Carol Roberts, Dr. Abbott reacts badly when Amy brings town "bad boy" Tommy Callahan to dinner. Amy finally becomes so exasperated that she runs away from home.

Family Dynamics

Within an hour of the discovery that Amy has run away from home, the authorities are at the Abbott house to scour for clues and interview her devastated parents and brother. However, Edna arrives and explains that Amy spent the night at Edna's house. This sets off a series of harsh family crises. Amy opts to remain at her grandparents' house, but she soon discovers that she cannot evade adult responsibility. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown tries desperately to reconcile with his daughter and find out what's bothering her--but a father/daughter camping trip may not be the best idea. And Dr. Brown copes with a woman who wants to get pregnant using the frozen sperm of her dead husband, despite the objections of her current husband.

Controlling Interest

Dr. Brown tries to intervene when a bulimic high school champion wrestler, Gavin Curtis, puts his life in jeopardy while preparing for an important tournament. Bright is suspended from school after he fights with Amy's boyfriend, Tommy Callahan. Meanwhile, Linda suspects that Dr. Brown is reluctant to become more intimate with her because of her HIV status. And Ephram is convinced that college student Madison is embarrassed to be seen with him.

Forget Me Not

Distracted by her first fight with Tommy, Amy forgets to prepare her father's birthday dinner, making a reconciliation with him more difficult. Madison lies to Ephram about liking a love song he wrote, leading to an argument when she refuses to show the song to her band. And Nina finally confronts Dr. Brown about his neglecting their friendship in favor of Linda.

No Sure Thing

Ephram gets the wrong idea when Madison tells him her roommate is going to be out of town--but the misunderstanding leads to intimacy for the couple. Meanwhile, Amy decides she's ready to have sex with Tommy, mustering the courage to ask Dr. Brown to write her a prescription for birth control pills. And Dr. Brown makes the important decision to talk to Ephram and Delia about Linda spending the night at their house.

The L Word

Ephram is horrified and heartbroken after he impulsively tells Madison that he loves her, and she doesn't reciprocate. Meanwhile, Linda naïvely agrees to take care of Delia overnight so Dr. Brown can accompany Ephram and his piano teacher, Will, to a jazz competition in Boulder. Also, Amy breaks up with Tommy after realizing she might not be able to trust him.

Unspoken Truths

Bright helps Ephram get a fake identification card so he can get into a bar to see Madison perform with her band. Meanwhile, Nina relies on Dr. Brown for emotional support after she is served with divorce papers--and the genuine affection between the two worries Linda. Dr. Abbott and Rose schedule a meeting with Amy's guidance counselor after receiving her disappointing grades. And Tommy takes Amy to a party where she finds closure over the loss of Colin--but the evening takes a life-threatening turn.

Unfinished Business

Amy moves back home but finds adjusting to her old life difficult, especially after her parents discover that she is taking birth control pills. Also, Amy's former friends rebuff her. Meanwhile, Ephram thinks Madison is going to break up with him. And Dr. Brown testifies on behalf of Nina as she and her ex-husband, Carl, who recently admitted that he is gay, battle for sole custody of their son.

Last Looks

Against Dr. Brown's judgment, ex-sweethearts Ephram and Madison decide that she should resume her job as Delia's baby-sitter. Meanwhile, Amy contemplates stopping her antidepressant medication after Linda suggests that Amy might be ready. And Bright anxiously awaits his college acceptance letters.

Sick

Amy confides to Bright that she may have developed feelings for Ephram, but Bright begs her to have mercy on poor Ephram, who is still nursing a broken heart from his recent breakup with Delia's baby-sitter. Meanwhile, when Linda's HIV status is accidentally revealed to her patients, Dr. Abbott faces a potential malpractice suit. And Dr. Brown is forced to admit the truth about Linda's condition to Ephram, who becomes upset with his father for risking his life by dating Linda.

Do or Die

Ephram and Amy go to the prom together as friends, but after they encounter his ex-girlfriend Madison and Amy realizes that Ephram is still brokenhearted, Amy decides not to tell him that she has romantic feelings for him. Meanwhile, Linda ponders leaving Everwood. And Dr. Brown's mentor, Dr. Donald Douglas, asks him to perform risky brain surgery--on Douglas himself.

Your Future Awaits

When Amy accompanies Ephram to Boulder for his audition to Juilliard, a romantic moment leads her to confess her newfound feelings for him. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown struggles to convince his mentor, Dr. Douglas, to undergo riskier brain surgery than originally thought necessary--and Dr. Brown wants to perform it. Dr. Abbott faces losing his medical practice after it appears that no company will insure him. And Bright decides not to attend his graduation ceremony, to the disappointment of his family.

The Day Is Done

Ephram is elated after being accepted into Juilliard's summer program, but he is overcome with emotion when Amy shares her feelings for him and asks him to stay in Everwood for the summer. Meanwhile, Dr. Abbott's family thinks he is a fool when he decides to open a bagel shop after losing his malpractice insurance. And Dr. Brown has a shocking revelation about his family.

For Every Action...

Ephram returns home from a summer program at the Juilliard School of Music, brimming with happy memories. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown copes with his new partnership with Dr. Abbott as they redesign their office space. But there's something much more disturbing causing stress in Dr. Brown's life: a letter from Delia's former baby-sitter. Ephram senses that there's something wrong, but the teenager has a letter of his own to worry about. At the same time, Bright reluctantly prepares for his freshman year at community college. Also, Dr. Abbott waits to rent his former office space until he meets what he feels is the best tenant, California transplant Jake Hartman. It's not until after the paperwork has all been signed that Dr. Abbott finds out what business Jake is in.

...There Is a Reaction

At her father's suggestion, a heartbroken Amy is determined to make the most of her senior year in the wake of Ephram returning from New York and telling her that piano has to be his number one priority. Dr. Brown contemplates telling Ephram about the pregnancy of Ephram's former girlfriend. Meanwhile, Rose naïvely agrees to help Bright find his true calling after she discovers that he hasn't enrolled for college classes and is in fact leading a life of total leisure. Dr. Jake Hartman creates a marketing blitz for his new practice that threatens to push Dr. Abbott over the edge. And Nina takes in her friends' teenage daughter, Hannah, and asks Ephram to befriend Hannah.

Staking Claim

Ephram regrets promising Nina that he would watch over Hannah at school, especially when Hannah's constant presence interferes with his time alone with Amy. Amy befriends Hannah out of pity, but she soon finds Hannah so refreshing that a real friendship develops. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown tries to ignore the tension between Dr. Abbott and Edna, but Dr. Abbott's attitude forces Edna to quit and go to work for rival doctor Jake. Dr. Brown treats a 13-year-old patient whose mysterious injuries cause the family physician to suspect the boy's mother, Sara Beck, of abuse.

The Birds and the Batteries

Andy is uncertain about what to do when Delia naïvely stumbles upon Nina's sex toy and starts asking questions. Meanwhile, Ephram attempts to write Amy a love letter to show her the extent of his feelings; Amy undertakes a mission to make her new best friend, Hannah, popular; and when Dr. Abbott and Rose question Bright's euphoria over being selected Employee of the Month, they decide it's time for some parental intervention.

Sacrifice

Dr. Brown is embarrassed after he picks a fight with Everwood's "patron saint," Amanda Hayes, who, unbeknown to Dr. Brown, has been caring for her profoundly disabled husband for the past five years. Meanwhile, Jake surprises Nina by asking her out on a date; Ephram and Bright realize their friendship may have grown too far apart to salvage; and neurotic-as-ever Dr. Abbott struggles to come up with a medical invention after learning that Dr. Brown and Jake have successful inventions of their own.

Shoot the Moon

Dr. Brown worries that Ephram is beginning to question himself and his chances of getting into Juilliard after he applies to a college in Colorado as a backup plan. Similarly, Dr. Abbott has concerns of his own when Amy informs him that she's not applying to the school they always dreamed of her attending, Princeton, because it would take her too far away from Ephram. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown jumps headfirst into helping Amanda and her disabled husband, John, with a new therapy involving music, but it may be too much and too fast for Amanda. And Edna and Irv's marriage hits a rough patch after Irv loses his job, and they contemplate their future together.

Best Laid Plans

When Jake secretly informs Dr. Brown that Ephram came to him for an STD test, Dr. Brown and Dr. Abbott decide the best plan of action is to convince Ephram and Amy to abstain from sex. After Ephram realizes it's no coincidence that he and Amy both had a serious discussion with their fathers on the same day and informs her of his suspicions, Amy feels betrayed that Ephram didn't tell her about the test beforehand. Meanwhile, Nina finally decides it's time to tell Dr. Brown how she feels about him and asks him out to dinner. And Bright invites a love-struck Hannah to go with him to a movie, but the night takes a turn for the worse when Hannah misinterprets Bright's interest.

The Tipping Point

Struggling to select the music program for his Juilliard audition tape, Ephram seeks guidance from his music teacher and mentor, Will Cleveland, but Ephram faces losing one of the most important relationships in his life after he hurts Will's feelings. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown and Amanda experience a miraculous breakthrough in their music therapy with Amanda's husband, John, but Dr. Brown quickly begins to question whether or not their celebratory mood is premature. And Bright continues down his unfortunate path of apathy, getting fired from his job--for getting intimate with a waitress in the supply closet--and lying to his parents.

The Reflex

Ephram and Amy decide they're ready for sexual intimacy in their relationship and make romantic plans to meet at the Abbotts' cabin, but the enormity of the situation proves too much for the couple to handle. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown and Amanda play chaperone for Delia and Charlie's pizza date, but the evening turns out to be more of a date for the two adults, who realize their mutual attraction is wrong. Finally, Nina reevaluates her feelings for Jake after he comes to her rescue.

Need to Know

Realizing that his feelings for Amanda are only growing stronger, despite his best efforts to maintain a platonic friendship, Dr. Brown decides it is best to refer her husband's case to Dr. Abbott. Upon hearing news that his ex-girlfriend's band is performing in town, Ephram seeks advice from Bright, signaling a thaw in the boys' chilly relationship. Finally, Amy's curiosity unearths Hannah's family secret.

Complex Guilt

Following Amanda's decision to send her husband to a world-renowned treatment facility, Dr. Brown is rushed to the hospital after he collapses in front of Dr. Abbott as a result of the stress and guilt he has been feeling over his affair with Amanda. Meanwhile, Amy continues to distance herself from Ephram in response to his lying about his ex-girlfriend. And Edna builds a writer's room for a depressed Irv, but the gesture doesn't go over well, and they consider separating.

Giving Up the Girl

When Jake's girlfriend from Los Angeles arrives in Everwood unexpectedly, Nina comes to his rescue with a sympathetic shoulder to lean on--and the possibility of more. Meanwhile, Dr. Abbott and Rose worry about Amy after she becomes determined to audition for a rigorous ballet program in Denver. And Dr. Brown unintentionally humiliates Delia in front of her hockey team.

The Perfect Day

Dr. Brown faces the repercussions of his affair with Amanda when Nina accidentally discovers them together and questions Dr. Brown's integrity. Meanwhile, Ephram and Amy convince a reluctant Hannah to skip school for the day, and the three of them take Bright along for the ride. Meanwhile, a medical emergency forces Dr. Abbott and Edna to ignore their hostile feelings for each other and work together.

Since You've Been Gone

Dr. Brown and Amanda decide that it's time to tell Delia and her friend Charlie about their relationship before they hear about it elsewhere, but Charlie's emotional reaction makes them question what they're doing. Meanwhile, when Hannah doesn't jump at the opportunity to go on a date with a really cute guy from school, Amy is convinced that Hannah is misguidedly saving herself for Bright. And Nina questions whether or not her son, Sam, is going to be hurt again if her relationship with Jake doesn't work out.

Surprise

Just as they've become somewhat comfortable with their new relationship, Dr. Brown and Amanda receive word that Amanda's husband, John, has experienced a miraculous breakthrough in his recovery. Meanwhile, Amy learns the truth about why Ephram's former girlfriend left town. An elated Ephram is offered an audition at Juilliard. Hannah questions whether or not she's emotionally prepared to take the test for Huntington's disease. And Bright is accused of sexual misconduct in the workplace.

A Mountain Town

Feeling conflicted over the recent news about Madison and not willing to jeopardize Ephram's Juilliard audition, an angst-filled Amy tells Ephram that he should take his father to New York instead of her. In New York, Dr. Brown struggles with memories of his former life and the desire to tell Ephram the truth about Madison's pregnancy. But when Ephram runs into Madison in Manhattan and they make plans to see each other, Dr. Brown is forced to take action.

Fate Accomplis

On the morning of his Juilliard audition in New York, Ephram meets Madison for coffee and becomes distraught when she tells him that she was pregnant with their child. This devastating revelation causes Ephram to make decisions that will alter the course of his life. Meanwhile, back in Everwood, Amy is unsure of what will happen to her relationship with Ephram after he learns the truth about Madison. And Dr. Abbott counsels a man, Frank Sullivan, whose son may die as a result of a hunting accident.

Fallout

After returning from New York feeling lost and confused and needing Amy for support, Ephram considers his options in the wake of his ex-girlfriend's life-altering revelation. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown is a little stunned after learning the extent of Nina's feelings for Jake. And, with a little encouragement from Bright, Hannah goes on a date with a smitten Topher.

Acceptance

When Jake's younger brother comes to visit and confides that he doesn't see a future for Jake and Nina, Jake seeks counsel from an unlikely source--Dr. Brown. Meanwhile, when Amy is accepted into Princeton, she assumes that her father was the one who secretly sent in her application. And Ephram and Amy make plans to spend an evening together, further confusing the status of their relationship.

He Who Hesitates

To Dr. Brown's dismay, Ephram makes a bold move in an attempt to raise money for a plane ticket to Europe. Meanwhile, Nina can't understand why Dr. Brown has been acting strangely lately, whereas a more perceptive Delia straightforwardly asks her father whether he has feelings for Nina. And, unexpectedly, Bright becomes jealous when Hannah goes to prom with Topher.

Good to Go

Feeling there is nothing to keep him in Everwood and desperately needing distance from his father, Ephram prepares to leave his family and friends for a new life in Europe. However, he questions his plans when Dr. Brown reveals the secret that Amy has been keeping from Ephram. Meanwhile, Nina and Jake contemplate starting a business together, but the stress on their relationship proves a big obstacle to overcome. And Bright confesses to Ephram that he has developed feelings for Hannah.

Where the Heart Is

In the season finale, Dr. Brown discusses with Delia the possibility of leaving Everwood to accept a prestigious position with a Chicago hospital. Uncharacteristically upset over this news, Dr. Abbott gives Dr. Brown a reason to stay. Meanwhile, Jake moves in with Nina, leaving Dr. Brown to question whether or not he should tell Nina about his feelings for her. And Bright finally admits to Hannah that he cares for her.

A Kiss to Build a Dream On

After Dr. Brown's declaration of love for Nina, she must choose between the two men she loves--Dr. Brown and Jake. At Delia's behest, Ephram makes an emotional return to Everwood just in time for an unexpected wedding. Bright and Hannah are reunited after their first kiss and a summer spent apart. And Amy and Rose find that Rose's cancer has driven them apart rather than brought them together.

The Next Step

Dr. Brown learns that Ephram has no intention of moving back home, and Bright invites Ephram to move in with him and Reid. Meanwhile, Hannah worries about the long-term possibilities for her relationship with Bright after he shares his "three dates and out" policy. Dr. Abbott is suspicious of Dr. Brown's frequent absences from the office. Nina and Jake celebrate the grand opening of their new restaurant, Sam's. And Ephram and Amy finally confront the unspoken fate of their relationship.

Put on a Happy Face

As if adjusting to college life and believing that her secret crush, Reid, is gay weren't enough to handle, Amy learns that Ephram is going to be a regular fixture in her life now that he has moved in with Bright and Reid. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown, Nina and Jake attempt to move on with life after Nina decides which of the men she wants. Bright and Ephram take Hannah to a college party.

Pieces of Me

Ephram begins giving piano lessons to a 14-year-old piano prodigy, Kyle, but Ephram soon realizes that the music awakens difficult memories from last year. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown advises a brain tumor patient and his wife. Dr. Abbott and Rose await the latest cancer test results while dealing with the stress of a mayoral reelection. And Delia tells her father that she wants a Bat Mitzvah.

Connect Four

On a camping trip with his father and Dr. Abbott, Ephram reveals the true reason he returned to Everwood. Bright contemplates a sex-free relationship with Hannah after she tells him that she doesn't believe in pre-marital sex. Meanwhile, Amy grows even more emotionally confused when Reid asks her to go with him to a Halloween fund-raiser. Jake and Edna's working relationship is put to the test when Edna questions Jake's work ethic. And Ephram learns more about his mysterious piano student, Kyle.

Free Fall

In hopes of mending Dr. Brown and Jake's friendship, Nina suggests the two men go to counseling together. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown breaks the news to Ephram that Amy may be seeing someone new. Dr. Abbott helps Rose find new direction after she loses the mayoral reelection campaign. And Ephram realizes that Kyle's life may be more complicated than he originally thought.

Pro Choice

Hannah's mother, Diane, makes an unexpected visit to Everwood to tell Hannah that her father has passed away. Ephram stifles his feelings for Amy while forced to watch her relationship with Reid grow more serious; Dr. Brown advises a patient, Brian Chapin, who desperately needs a kidney transplant but refuses to accept one from his daughter; and Bright struggles to find a way to help Hannah through this difficult time.

So Long, Farewell...

With Hannah leaving for Minnesota in a few days with her mother, Diane, Bright and Amy find themselves taking Hannah's pending departure harder than even they expected. Jake sets out on a high-risk bike trip with his friend Cliff that takes a near fatal turn. Drs. Brown and Abbott uncharacteristically decide to go skydiving after hearing of Jake's daredevil ways. And Reid keeps his promise to Ephram and stops pursuing Amy, leaving her feeling all the more lonely.

Getting to Know You

A very-much-in-love Ephram discovers that he has unwittingly become a "girlfriend" to Amy, but the friendship takes a turn for something more when a moment of intimacy leads to lovemaking. Meanwhile, Nina grows suspicious of Jake's recent strange behavior, which is further amplified when his brother, Brian, shows up unexpectedly. Delia befriends the popular girls in school, which worries Dr. Brown. Bright tries to rectify Hannah's low self-esteem issues. And Rose gives Dr. Abbott startling news that could drastically change their lives.

Ghosts

Now that a week has passed since they made love, Ephram and Amy must figure out what this new development means for their future. Nina and Jake face the biggest obstacle yet in their relationship. Meanwhile, the brutally honest description of Dr. Brown in Irv's debut novel causes him to pause for self-reflection. And Ephram realizes that he and Kyle may have even more in common than he originally thought. Outstanding Episode

Lost and Found

Amy's new college professor and mentor, Laurie Fields, encourages her to get involved with Planned Parenthood. When Amy tries to persuade Hannah to volunteer as well, it leads to a serious rift between the friends. Dr. Abbott and Rose consider adopting a child from Africa. While Irv is on his book tour, Edna ends up in the hospital, and Dr. Brown comes to the rescue. Ephram's sadness over his relationship with Amy and his sudden lack of direction in life is made worse by the news that his piano teacher has died.

You're a Good Man, Andy Brown

Although Jake is back from rehab and going to 12-step meetings every night, Nina realizes she has no idea how to deal with his recovery. Dr. Brown cancels his first Internet date to give Nina emotional support. Amy tries to impress Professor Fields by using her father, which results in Dr. Abbott lying to his daughter about his past. Ephram encourages Kyle to meet with his long-absent father, opening old wounds for Ephram regarding his own lost son. When Delia asks Dr. Brown to listen to the rough draft of her Bat Mitzvah speech, he is deeply touched by her memories and message.

An Ounce of Prevention

Ephram convinces Kyle to accept the invitation of a pretty classmate to go to a school dance, but when Kyle has a terrible evening, Ephram finally faces his suspicions that Kyle may be gay. Feeling that he has made things worse for Kyle, Ephram turns to Amy and Dr. Brown for advice. Meanwhile, Ellie, an 18-year-old girl with a family history of breast cancer, asks Dr. Brown to perform a preventative mastectomy, and Dr. Abbott is appalled by Dr. Brown's decision. And in an attempt to put the excitement back into her relationship with Bright, Hannah hosts a Hawaiian luau for two.

Across the Lines

After Dr. Brown and Jake witness a car crash and save the intoxicated driver's life, they disagree over whether or not to report him to the police. Meanwhile, Ephram convinces Reid to talk to a counselor about his academic problems, but the session does more harm than good. When Amy and Hannah try to spend some quality time together, they continue to disagree about friends, relationships and politics. And Dr. Abbott is shocked to find Rose smoking medicinal marijuana with a man from her cancer survivor group.

The Land of Confusion

When Ephram announces his plans to transfer to Colorado A&M, Dr. Brown counsels him not to choose a school just to be near Amy. Knowing that Ephram regrets his lost opportunity at Juilliard, Dr. Brown sets up a meeting for him with a top concert pianist, and the glimpse into that world helps Ephram decide what he wants to do. With things starting to feel back on track, Nina tells Dr. Brown that she plans to propose to Jake. And Bright is unable to admit to Hannah that the absence of sex in their relationship is growing more difficult for him. After a quarrel, Bright runs in to Ada and makes a terrible mistake.

Truth

Upon learning that Bright cheated on Hannah, Ephram is outraged that Bright plans to keep his transgression a secret from her. When Ephram confides in Amy, she also confronts Bright and convinces him that he must tell Hannah the truth. Meanwhile, when Dr. Abbott fills out an adoption application, he asks Dr. Brown to protect his lie regarding Rose's cancer. During Irv's book tour appearance in San Diego, Irv and Edna spend time with Irv's daughter, Cassie. And Reid's desperate actions bring about terrible results with his medical school advisors.

All the Lonely People

Devastated by the decision of his medical school advisor, a desperate Reid tries to commit suicide. Ephram rescues him but can't forgive himself for missing the signs of Reid's depression. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown and Nina find themselves in a compromising situation when Nina admits she may still have feelings for him. Trying to win Rose's forgiveness, Dr. Abbott buys her a necklace, but Bright takes it and tries to give it to Hannah as an apology for his affair.

Enjoy the Ride

Just out of the hospital and wanting to start his life over, Reid asks Amy out on a date. Amy convinces a very reluctant Hannah to go on a double date with them and Amy's friend Nick, leaving Bright to deal with his pain and jealousy. Meanwhile, Delia panics when her Bat Mitzvah is planned on the same day as the birthday party of the most popular girl at school. Nina tries to deal with her confusing emotions regarding Dr. Brown and realizes she will have to make a decision when Jake asks her to move to Los Angeles with him. And Dr. Abbott points out to Rose that they were so caught up in the adoption procedure that they've been taking each other for granted.

Reckoning

Dr. Brown, Ephram and Delia are all shocked by a visit from Dr. Brown's estranged father, Gene, whom they haven't seen for 15 years. Meanwhile, Ephram and Amy take Bright out to celebrate his 21st birthday, but Bright drinks too much, falls through a window and ends up in the hospital. Hannah rushes from her date with Nick to be at Bright's side. Nina decides to move to Los Angeles with Jake, which is devastating news for Dr. Brown. And Irv and Edna plan to buy a recreational vehicle and spend their retirement traveling the country.

Goodbye, Love

The whole town gathers at the funeral of one of Everwood's most beloved citizens. Afterwards, Amy begins to rethink her relationship with Ephram. Meanwhile, Ephram decides he should tell Nina that Dr. Brown has bought her an engagement ring before she makes the final decision to leave Everwood with Jake. And when Dr. Brown's father, Gene, announces that his visit is over, father and son have an honest and long-overdue conversation about their feelings for each other.

Foreverwood: Part 1

In the two-part series finale, Nina packs her belongings and prepares to leave Everwood with Jake, but not before telling Hannah that she knows Dr. Brown bought her an engagement ring. Hannah convinces Nina to sneak into the house and look at the ring while the Browns are out, and Jake once again confronts Dr. Brown about his feelings for Nina. With their house sold, Nina and her son temporarily move in with the Browns. Wanting to take care of an unresolved issue before he proposes to Nina, Dr. Brown takes a mysterious trip. Meanwhile, at Delia's Bat Mitzvah, Amy realizes she still has strong feelings for Ephram when she sees him with his new girlfriend, Stephanie. Also, after a patient leaves her baby on the Abbotts' doorstep, Dr. Abbott tries to figure out the best course of action.

Foreverwood: Part 2

In the two-part series finale, Nina packs her belongings and prepares to leave Everwood with Jake, but not before telling Hannah that she knows Dr. Brown bought her an engagement ring. Hannah convinces Nina to sneak into the house and look at the ring while the Browns are out, and Jake once again confronts Dr. Brown about his feelings for Nina. With their house sold, Nina and her son temporarily move in with the Browns. Wanting to take care of an unresolved issue before he proposes to Nina, Dr. Brown takes a mysterious trip. Meanwhile, at Delia's Bat Mitzvah, Amy realizes she still has strong feelings for Ephram when she sees him with his new girlfriend, Stephanie. Also, after a patient leaves her baby on the Abbotts' doorstep, Dr. Abbott tries to figure out the best course of action.