Everwood (2002)
Everwood is a 2002 drama series created by Greg Berlanti. It stars Treat Williams, Gregory Smith and Emily VanCamp.
A grieving surgeon trades Manhattan for the mountains. After his wife's death, world-class neurosurgeon Andrew Brown moves his two children to tiny Everwood, Colorado, hangs out a small-town shingle, and starts practicing the kind of medicine that comes with knowing every patient's name. He also starts, badly, to learn how to be a present father to resentful teenager Ephram and young Delia. Created by Greg Berlanti for the WB, the series is unhurried family drama built on small crises, town rivalries and hard conversations. Treat Williams anchors a warm ensemble across four seasons of Colorado sky.
Quick answers
What is Everwood about?
A grieving surgeon trades Manhattan for the mountains. After his wife's death, world-class neurosurgeon Andrew Brown moves his two children to tiny Everwood, Colorado, hangs out a small-town shingle, and starts practicing the kind of medicine that comes with knowing every patient's name. He also starts, badly, to learn how to be a present father to resentful teenager Ephram and young Delia. Created by Greg Berlanti for the WB, the series is unhurried family drama built on small crises, town rivalries and hard conversations. Treat Williams anchors a warm ensemble across four seasons of Colorado sky.
When was Everwood released?
Everwood was released on 16 September 2002.
How many episodes does Everwood have?
Everwood has 89 episodes across 4 seasons.
Who made Everwood?
Everwood was created by Greg Berlanti.
Where can I watch Everwood?
Everwood is available on Prime Video, Pluto TV, Google Play, Amazon, AppleTV and Fandango at Home.
Where to watch Everwood
Stream: Prime Video
Watch free: Pluto TV
Rent: Google Play
Buy: Amazon, AppleTV, Fandango at Home, Google Play
Cast
- Treat Williams as Andrew Brown
- Gregory Smith as Ephram Brown
- Emily VanCamp as Amy Abbott
- Debra Mooney as Edna Harper
- John Beasley as Irv Harper
- Vivien Cardone as Delia Brown
- Chris Pratt as Bright Abbott
- Tom Amandes as Harold Abbott
- Stephanie Niznik as Nina Feeney
- Merrilyn Gann as Rose Abbott
- Sarah Drew as Hannah Rogers
- Scott Wolf as Jake Hartman
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A few thoughts on Everwood
Gentle small-town drama has kindred spirits. Little House on the Prairie shares the frontier-town warmth and family focus on the page. Pollyanna carries the same stubborn optimism. Natsume's Book of Friends offers a quiet, healing emotional register in comics. And Life Is Strange works its small-town secrets in an interactive coming-of-age key.
Warm small-town dramas where everyone knows your name
Everwood moves a big-city surgeon to a tiny Colorado town where medicine means knowing every patient personally. These series live in that same gentle register: close communities, quiet crises, and neighbors whose lives tangle over years. Unhurried, character-first television for when you want warmth over spectacle.
Family dramas about parents and grown-up kids
Everwood centers on a widowed father fumbling toward his resentful son and young daughter, one hard conversation at a time. These family dramas share that ache: parents and children who love each other and keep missing each other. Multi-generational stories about the slow work of showing up.
Doctors starting over with medicine as character drama
Everwood's hook is a world-class neurosurgeon walking away from prestige to practice small-town medicine and rebuild his life. These shows share that thread, where the hospital is really a stage for who the doctors are. Less procedure, more people learning to heal themselves while they heal others.