‘7th Heaven’ Mom Catherine Hicks Weighs Reunion — With Dig at Stephen Collins (Video)
Is Stephen Collins dead to his former “7th Heaven” co-star Catherine Hicks? Maybe, maybe not — but his character on the show, Eric Camden, seems to be.
TMZ caught up with Hicks — who played Eric’s wife Annie on the series — and asked about the possibility of a reunion show, a la recent nostalgic reboots “Fuller House” or “Girl Meets World.”
In offering her thoughts, Hicks let it be known how she feels about Collins, who two years ago admitted to molesting underage girls decades ago.
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While Hicks said she considered her former costars family and gets together with them on occasion, that’s a group that apparently doesn’t include Collins.
And no, a reunion show would definitely not include Eric Camden.
“I don’t know; I mean, we’d have to open with Stephen’s coffin,” Hicks said about the possibility of the reunion, making an apparent reference to Collins.
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Hicks did, however, suggest a title and plot for the theoretical reunion show.
“‘8th Heaven’ — new boyfriend for Annie,” Hicks offered.
After a recording of Collins apparently admitting to molesting underage girls decades ago surfaced, Collins eventually ‘fessed up in a statement to People in 2014, admitting to “inappropriate behavior” with pre-teen girls in the 1970s and ’80s, including exposing himself to the girls as well as moving their hands to touch him.
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Watch Hill reflect on a possible “7th Heaven” reunion in the video below.
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