Before there were parenting blogs, trophies for showing up, and peanut allergies, there was a simpler time called the '80s. For geeky 11-year old Adam these were his wonder years and he faced them armed with a video camera to capture all the crazy. The Goldbergs are a loving family like any other, just with a lot more yelling.
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Before there were parenting blogs, trophies for showing up, and peanut allergies, there was a simpler time called the '80s. For geeky 11-year old Adam these were his wonder years and he faced them armed with a video camera to capture all the crazy. The Goldbergs are a loving family like any other, just with a lot more yelling.
Season 6 episodes
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It’s Adam’s 16th birthday, but his parents are too distracted by Barry and Lainey’s engagement and Erica’s band ambitions to remember their youngest son’s big day. The situation presents an opportunity for Adam to ask Erica to put him on the high school social map. Meanwhile, Beverly thinks she can scare Barry and Lainey straight with the reality of being adults.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Alex BarnowGuest stars AJ Michalka, David Koechner, Kenny Ridwan, Sean Marquette, Stephanie Katherine Grant, Alison Rich, Niko Guardado, Alex Jennings
Adam’s girlfriend, Jackie, is back after spending her summer at NYU; she has changed so much, it’s almost like she’s a whole different person. After receiving some not-so-great romantic advice from his loved ones, Adam takes drastic measures to hold on to his relationship. Meanwhile, Beverly is not happy with Lainey’s less-than-ideal domestic skills and decides to teach her future daughter-in-law a thing or two.
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Directed by Jason BlountWritten by David GuarascioGuest stars AJ Michalka, Noah Munck, Kenny Ridwan, Sean Marquette, Zayne Emory, Shayne Topp, Stephanie Katherine Grant, Niko Guardado
Erica thinks all of her singing dreams are going to come true when she lands a job at the new karoke bar in town. But when she’s tasked with bringing in more customers, will Erica regret turning to Beverly for help? Meanwhile, Murray tries to teach Barry and Lainey how to be financially responsible adults.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Dan LevyGuest stars AJ Michalka, Rick Springfield, Tim Meadows, Jennifer Irwin, Mindy Sterling, Stephanie Courtney
Adam discovers Beverly has been manipulating him with guilt letters when he tells his mother he doesn’t want her to chaperone the school trip to Hershey Park. Meanwhile, after attending Career Night, Geoff realizes he doesn’t want to be an eye doctor like his father.
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Directed by Jay ChandrasekharWritten by Dan LevyGuest stars Noah Munck, Jacob Hopkins, Kenny Ridwan, Sean Marquette, Shayne Topp, Tim Meadows, Stephanie Katherine Grant, Bryan Callen
Despite Beverly’s wishes, Jackie’s parents allow Adam to watch “A Nightmare on Elm Street” and a disagreement between the families ensues. But Beverly dreams of facing off with horror icon Freddy Krueger, which teaches her an important lesson about her son’s relationship with Jackie. Meanwhile, Erica realizes she’s not as popular as she once was as she starts hanging out at William Penn Academy despite the fact she’s no longer a student there.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Andrew SecundaGuest stars Nate Hartley, Noah Munck, Sean Marquette, Robert Englund, Shayne Topp, Tim Meadows, Bryan Callen, Niko Guardado
Murray becomes an overzealous stage parent when he learns Adam has no interest in the school production of “Fiddler on the Roof.” Meanwhile, Beverly can’t seem to keep from interfering with Erica’s latest career plan.
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Directed by Jason BlountWritten by Chris BishopGuest stars Nate Hartley, Kenny Ridwan, Ana Gasteyer, Stephanie Katherine Grant, Niko Guardado, Alexis G. Zall, Brian Baumgartner, Augie Isaac
Adam’s obsession with toys is cause for concern for Beverly and Murray, and they try to distract him with a new hobby. Meanwhile, the Dropouts’ decide to audition for “Star Search,” but their egos threaten the band’s future.
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Directed by Jay ChandrasekharWritten by Chris BishopGuest stars AJ Michalka, Rob Huebel, Alison Rich, Jennifer Irwin, Mindy Sterling, Stephanie Courtney, Lew Schneider, Sucklord
Barry realizes that as a future doctor, he should be more concerned about Murray's health, so he enlists the Jenkintown Posse and Coach Mellor to help get his father in shape. Meanwhile, Beverly is horrified to learn that Erica and Adam don't want any of the priceless heirlooms in her fancy, never-really-used living room.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Lauren BansGuest stars Noah Munck, Shayne Topp, Bryan Callen, Matt Bush, Jennifer Irwin, Mindy Sterling, Stephanie Courtney, Jonathan Schmock
Barry thinks he wants a wild, adult bachelor party; but he ultimately realizes Adam’s idea of a party to celebrate his brother as a bachelor is more his speed. Meanwhile, Murray never spends money on himself, so Beverly surprises him with an expensive sports car.
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Directed by Christine LakinWritten by Mike SikowitzGuest stars AJ Michalka, David Koechner, Noah Munck, Kenny Ridwan, Sean Marquette, Zayne Emory, Shayne Topp, Dan Fogler
Much to Beverly’s chagrin, Barry is thrilled that he gets to celebrate Christmas now that he is engaged to Lainey. Meanwhile, Murray’s brother Marvin makes a promise to Adam with a surprising outcome.
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Directed by Richie KeenWritten by Aaron KaczanderGuest stars AJ Michalka, David Koechner, Dan Fogler, Troy Winbush, James Kirkland, Daniel Spink, Jon Bailey
Barry and Lainey’s wedding date is right around the corner, and Beverly is in her element as she tries to make everything perfect for her schmoopie’s big day. Geoff is concerned about Adam’s shortcomings as a wedding videographer. Meanwhile, Barry begins to have second thoughts.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Rachel SweetGuest stars AJ Michalka, David Koechner, Jennifer Irwin, Shelly Kurtz, Jon Lovitz, Shanna Moakler, Shane Yoon
Murray and Geoff team up to pull Beverly, Barry and Erica out of their shared misery that Lainey has left town. Adam’s dread of gym class is amplified when Coach Mellor’s brother, Coach Nick, arrives and uses fear as a motivator. Meanwhile, Coach Mellor prepares for the next step of his life.
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Directed by Lea ThompsonGuest stars David Koechner, Nate Hartley, Noah Munck, Kenny Ridwan, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Shayne Topp, Bill Goldberg
Beverly decides their street needs another stop sign and pleads her case to the city comptroller. Barry panics when he realizes he's neglected his college applications, but the situation only gets worse once Murray is involved. Meanwhile, Erica struggles with her career choice.
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Directed by Jay ChandrasekharWritten by Stephen BasiloneGuest stars Noah Munck, Shayne Topp, Richard Kind, Matt Bush, David Hornsby
Adam is initially terrified when he and his friends are recruited to the William Penn Academy baseball team, but he quickly catches on to Principal Ball's master plan. A short-sighted Barry is in denial about his pitching skills. Meanwhile, Geoff's dad interferes in his relationship with Erica.
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Directed by Lea ThompsonWritten by Alex BarnowGuest stars Noah Munck, Jacob Hopkins, Kenny Ridwan, Sloane Morgan Siegel, Ali Ghandour, Shayne Topp, Stephen Tobolowsky, Niko Guardado
With Geoff's help, Erica and Valley Erica find a new band member to replace Lainey, but Barry convinces Geoff the new band member is trying to steal Erica from him. Meanwhile, Adam and Murray try to out-gift each other so that neither of them has to go to Valentine's Day dinner with Beverly.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Matt MiraGuest stars Nate Hartley, Noah Munck, Sean Marquette, Gabriella Quezada, Shayne Topp, Bill Goldberg, Alison Rich, Alex Jennings
Despite Beverly wanting the two boys to bond, Adam and Johnny Atkins compete for the head of the Highlander Club at school. Meanwhile, Barry tries to keep him and JTP from the same fate of Murray falling out of touch with his high school friends.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Alison Rich, Donielle MuranskyGuest stars Nate Hartley, Noah Munck, Kenny Ridwan, Sean Marquette, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Shayne Topp, Niko Guardado
Erica, Barry and Adam are not happy when their distant relative Gleb visits from Russia, until they realize he can make their lives so much easier. Meanwhile, Beverly starts working on her cookbook, which causes tension with the Frentas.
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Directed by Kevin SmithWritten by Mike SikowitzGuest stars David Koechner, Jennifer Irwin, Mindy Sterling, Stephanie Courtney, Joey Slotnick, Marissa Jaret Winokur, Court Young
Beverly and Adam team up to do a mother-son cooking show on public access television; and when Barry ruins the one college letter of recommendation he is able to get, Murray must step in to help.
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Directed by Fred SavageWritten by Hans RodionoffGuest stars Noah Munck, Jacob Hopkins, Kenny Ridwan, Ana Gasteyer, Shayne Topp, Bill Goldberg, Stephanie Katherine Grant, Matt Bush
Adam is thrilled when he has to design his own video game for school, so he turns to his family for inspiration. Meanwhile, Beverly is worried about Pops’ gambling and ropes Bill Lewis into her latest scheme.
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Directed by Jay ChandrasekharWritten by Lauren BansGuest stars David Koechner, Noah Munck, Jacob Hopkins, Kenny Ridwan, Sean Marquette, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Shayne Topp
The Dropouts are thrilled when they book a gig at a Flyers charity carnival, and Adam uses the opportunity to make his very first rockumentary. Since Barry doesn't want to miss out on the fun, he forces his way into the band, despite his sister's objections. Meanwhile, Beverly's concerns about Murray's health push him to the limit.
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Directed by Ryan KrayserWritten by Adam Olsen, Rachel SweetGuest stars David Koechner, Jacob Hopkins, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Alison Rich, Jennifer Irwin, Mindy Sterling, Stephanie Courtney
Having become obsessed with game shows since leaving college, Erica tries out for “Jeopardy!” Meanwhile, a new crush for Barry comes to light, prompting him to realize he might not be over Lainey.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Chris Bishop, Alex BarnowGuest stars Noah Munck, Kenny Ridwan, Sean Marquette, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Shayne Topp, Alex Jennings, Matt Bush
After Adam decides to see "Willow" instead of spending Mother's Day with Beverly, he must find a way to get back into her smothering good graces. Meanwhile, Barry is tired of his status as middle child and fights Erica for his right to the college of his choice.
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Directed by Vernon DavidsonWritten by Andrew SecundaGuest stars Kenny Ridwan, Alex Jennings, R.D. Robb, Stephen Guarino, Layla Mohammadi, Beverly Goldberg
When Adam unintentionally lets it slip that Barry never completed his community service requirement, the brothers join together to throw the greatest breakdancing battle in the history of William Penn. Geoff's stress levels are at an all-time high, so Erica makes an adult decision and plans for them to follow the Grateful Dead all summer. Finally, it's the end of an era when the JTP graduates from high school.
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Directed by Jason BlountWritten by Adam F. Goldberg, Susan CinomanGuest stars Noah Munck, Kenny Ridwan, Ana Gasteyer, Sean Marquette, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Shayne Topp, Stephen Tobolowsky
