We'll be honest: This schedule does not look very good at all.
Five dramas get early good news from the Peacock; no comedy announcements yet.
This episode had a one-track mind and it had to do with control. Every character was in a situation they had an opportunity to tilt.
The only clear-cut victory to come out of this episode is that Max taking more showers.
Even with Kristina shaving her head, Parenthood's return episode was a relatively balanced and even mostly comedic effort where Julia was the only one in a hopeless position by the end.
In Version 6.0: A beloved doc hangs up his stethoscope, a princess gets married, and a gangster receives a nasty surprise.
We projected the TV.com bat-logo into the sky and summoned the site's contributors to ask them to name their five favorite shows of the year.
All told, the Christmas offering of Parenthood was everything you'd expect it to be: sentimental, emotional, and, in the end, warm and fuzzy.
"Trouble in Candyland" was as entertaining an episode as we've had all season, filled with instances of drama and comedy that could've made for a fall finale if we weren't looking down the barrel of a Planet Cancer climax in less than a week.
Overall, you can see how this would be Parenthood's version of a filler episode: Characters interacted, but no one actually changed anything and the episode basically reset at the end. Ah, but next week. Next week, things blow up in people's faces.
It's been a while since I've seen so many hack cliches in an episode. But they were given the Parenthood treatment, which raised their game a little bit.
This was a good episode, a sweet and sad one to leave us grieving for the next few weeks until we see how the Bravermans are going to handle everything.
Well, it all came out this week, didn't it?
"The talk" between Crosby, Jasmine, and Jabbar was a relatively sober and honest discussion of how to approach the subject of racial slurs without sounding like anyone standing on a soapbox.
Kristina, who has really ramped up in the last half-season or so, has been given a chance to take center stage, and she has done so beautifully.
From such a light installment that literally had "Funkytown" in its soundtrack, this episode ended with some surprising darkness that came out of left field (OMG that's the title!).
Although timeslots and traditional flow between programs means less in the DVR age, it's still nice when good shows are given a chance to shine in important spaces of the schedule. Here are five that deserve better.
Sometimes you watch Parenthood and you wonder how different the Bravermans really are from, say, the Manson Family or that close-knit brood from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
Grimm will be back before Labor Day, but Community won't return until October.
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