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208 - "The Burden of Truth"
Original Air Date: 11-10-2003

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When Phil the mechanic (guest star J.K. Simmons) correctly "diagnoses" meningitis rather than flu in Andy's young patient, the town begins to believe he is a seer. Ephram confronts Madison about his feelings for her. Amy agrees to see Linda Abbott for help, but out of desperation, steals her pad to forge a prescription for anti-depressants, forcing Harold to heed Phil's warning about his daughter's condition. Meanwhile, Edna learns the disturbing truth about why her daughter does not want to pursue a relationship with Dr. Brown.

Michael Schultz directed the episode written by Vanessa Taylor.

Guest Stars: J.K. Simmons (as Phil the Mechanic)

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Next Episode: 209 - "Just Like In The Movies"

Previous Episode: 207 - "Three Miners From Everwood"

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Music is listed in the order it was played in the episode. This does not include score music. If an official site is not available, then we have tried to list the best unofficial site we could find. The more info links offer enhanced album information including pricing, track lists, and customer reviews.

"The Weight of Water" - "Madison"
Album: Not Commercially Available
Written By: Blake Neely and Vanessa Taylor

Note: Madison's vocals were provided by Nicole Gordon.

Scene: Madison's band plays this song and with the addition of Ephram, their music finally takes on quality and depth.

"Is She Really Going Out With Him?" - Sugar Ray
Album: In The Pursuit Of Leisure (more info)
Listen: Windows Media :: Real Audio
Official Site: www.sugarray.com

Scene: Ephram and Madison talking about Jay after the band has finished playing their set. She insists that Ephram's feelings for her are just a crush.

"Ooh Child" - Beth Orton
Album: War Child: Hope (more info)
Official Site: bethorton.astralwerks.com

Scene: This song is heard during the closing scene starting with Andy getting back into his car, and Edna falling into Irv's arms after coming home learning Linda has HIV.

Special Note: This CD was specially produced to help the children in Iraq. All procedes on the sale of this album go directly the War Child charity for the work they're doing in Iraq. You can find more and hear this song at: www.hope-cd.com

Nicole Gordon

Nicole Gordon provided the vocals for Madison's singing during this episode. Her latest CD has garnered high praise from many including this bit from the December issue of Performing Songwriter Magazine: "Her voice is arguably one of the strongest and most soulful in the city of Angels and her music tastefully blends bits of jazz, folk, and rock in a way that lets her vocals truly shine."

For more information on this amazingly talented artist, visit her website at: http://www.nicolegordon.net.

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