Catching up with the Camdens

This week on Catching Up With The Camdens, Beverley Mitchell, David Gallagher, and Mackenzie Rosman revisit one of the most emotional and memorable episodes of 7th Heaven — Season 2, Episode 17, “Nothing Endures But Change.”
In Part One of this special two-part rewatch, the cast reflects on the Camden family's world, the friendships that shaped their characters, and the moments leading up to a heartbreaking turning point.
Beverley, David, and Mack share behind-the-scenes memories, personal reflections, and their perspectives on revisiting a story that tackles friendship, growing up, grief, and the unexpected ways life can change in an instant.
More than two decades later, this episode remains a powerful reminder of just how fragile life can be — and why the people we love matter most.
This is Part One of a two-part conversation. Join us for Part Two as we continue revisiting this unforgettable episode.
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First kisses, real-life crushes, and one mistake Beverley will never live down! Beverley Mitchell, David Gallagher, and Mackenzie Rosman revisit 7th Heaven Season 2, Episode 16, “It Takes a Village,” sharing the stories behind the Camdens’ chaotic night.
David recalls his first-ever kiss with Kirsten Storms, while Beverley reveals how her real-life crush ended up playing Lucy’s kissing partner. They also unpack Simon’s makeout party, Mary’s younger date, Ruthie’s antics, and the older siblings’ double standards. Plus, Chaz Lamar Shepherd’s singing gets its flowers, and a mix-up over the episode’s writing credit becomes a running joke.
It’s an episode full of awkward memories, behind-the-scenes surprises, and plenty of sibling-style teasing.
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Beverley Mitchell, David Gallagher, and Mackenzie Rosman revisit 7th Heaven Season 2, Episode 15, “Homecoming,” where facing your fears is a family affair. Mary struggles with her return to basketball, Simon faces an intimidating science teacher, Ruthie’s museum field trip goes off track, and Lucy’s reunion with Suzanne brings unexpected drama.
The trio shares behind-the-scenes memories, including David’s excitement over working with Xena’s Hudson Leick, while Beverley hilariously questions Lucy’s choices. Plus, ’90s nostalgia, sibling banter, and Mac’s latest adventure sends Bev into protective big-sister mode. It’s another lively catch-up with the Camdens!
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A $12 sweater sparks a showdown, and Beverley has a few things to say about Lucy!
Beverley Mitchell, David Gallagher, and Mackenzie Rosman revisit 7th Heaven’s “Red Tape” on Catching Up With The Camdens. From Annie’s controversial refund demand to Eric’s battle with the IRS and the latest sibling drama, the cast unpacks an episode full of questionable decisions. Beverley explains why watching her younger self made her cringe, Mackenzie shares memories from filming, and David weighs in on which storylines hit the mark.
Listen for behind-the-scenes stories, candid reactions, and plenty of laughs with your favorite Camden siblings.
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In Season 2, Episode 13 of Catching Up with the Camdens, Beverley Mitchell, David Gallagher, and Mackenzie Rossman rewatch “Stuck in the Middle With You.” They break down Lucy’s love triangle between Jimmy Moon and Rod, Eric and Annie’s fight over where to be buried, and a very bad couples-therapy day. Along the way they cover the black-and-white French love story fantasy, Simon’s play-money bets, why this might be Jimmy Moon’s funniest episode, and the lizard story that became Camden family lore. Before the recap, Bev reports back from her first non-work trip (paddleboarding, tubing, and a kayak redemption arc), and Mac’s internet falls apart.
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