7th Heaven has captured the essence of family and the hearts of television audiences with it's witty, charming and heartwarming look at the Camdens - a minister, his wife and their seven children as they live, love and laugh together. The series tackles a range of issues, from teen S*x to drugs and alcoholism, guns, racism, homelessness, in a realistic, compelling and entertaining way and has been praised for providing high-quality entertainment for all ages.

The heartwarming television drama comedy 7th HEAVEN blends sometimes outlandishly comic situations with dramatic plotlines about serious social issues into a positive affirmation of family values and Christian morality. Produced by Aaron Spelling, the series centers on an all-American family headed by Reverend Eric Camden (Stephen Collins) and his stay-at-home wife, Annie (Catherine Hicks), as they struggle with the daily stresses and joy's of parenting. Meanwhile, the Camdens' seven children-among them Lucy (Beverley Mitchell), Simon (David Gallagher), youngest daughter Ruthie (Mackenzie Rosman), and twins Sam and David (real-life twins Lorenzo and Nikolas Brino)-navigate the trials and tribulations of growing up with wholesome aplomb. This collection presents every episode of the family drama's eighth season, including appearances by Jessica Biel, Richard Lewis, and Dick Van Patten. Starring Stephen Collins, Catherine Hicks, Rachel Blanchard, Jeremy London, David Gallagher, Special Features Full Frame - 1.33 Audio Stereo Running Time 1010 Minutes.

A change of pace from producer Aaron Spelling, this warm and wise family drama debuted on the WB network in 1996. Stephen Collins starred as a Southern California minister who struggles with the problems of his flock even as he and his wife (Catherine Hicks) cope with raising their own burgeoning brood. Barry Watson, Jessica Biel, Beverley Mitchell also star.243 episodes on 61 discs. 177 3/4 hrs. Standard; Soundtrack English Dolby Digital stereo.

This set contains episodes of the ABC Family series Switched at Birth, which tells the tale of two teenage girls who discover that they have been growing up in the wrong household due to a mix-up at the hospital.