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 8 episodes
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Beverly surprises the family with an end-of-summer vacation to Miami with the flight down resembling the classic film, and Geoff accidentally spills to Erica the real reason for the trip.
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Directed by Eric Dean SeatonWritten by David GuarascioGuest stars Sadie Stanley, Carrie Wampler, David Leisure, Jim Cashman, Michelle Noh, Michael Woodley, Oscar Nuñez
Adam returns to William Penn Academy as a senior and wrestles with the fact that he is a cool kid and no longer a nerd while his original friend group isn’t as lucky. Meanwhile, Beverly attempts to have a more grown-up relationship with Erica and Barry before they head back to college.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Matt RollerGuest stars Jacob Hopkins, Kenny Ridwan, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Sadie Stanley, Tim Meadows, Stephanie Katherine Grant, Jennifer Irwin
Geoff and Erica realize they are in different places in college; Beverly tries to find a new purpose in her life as she seeks political office as the city comptroller.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Mike SikowitzGuest stars Carrie Wampler, Jennifer Irwin, Mindy Sterling, Stephanie Courtney, Troy Winbush, Adhir Kalyan, Najee Muhammad
Bill is getting married and Beverly and Jane have only 24 hours to plan it. Meanwhile, a fortune teller at the wedding reception could change the future for Adam, Erica and Barry's romantic life.
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Directed by Christine LakinWritten by Chris Bishop, Alex BarnowGuest stars David Koechner, Cedric Yarbrough, Sadie Stanley, Carrie Wampler, Jennifer Irwin, Mindy Sterling, Stephanie Courtney, Stephnie Weir
Beverly's meddling in Adam's relationship with Brea leads to a confrontation with her divorced mother, Vicki. Meanwhile, Barry struggles to reunite the JTP following his breakup with Ren.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderGuest stars Dan Bakkedahl, Noah Munck, Kenny Ridwan, Sadie Stanley, Shayne Topp, Stephen Tobolowsky, Matt Bush, Brea Bee
Adam sets out to create a movie that will tackle racism but realizes he is out of his depth on the subject due to his sheltered upbringing. Meanwhile, Geoff is determined to teach Erica and Barry to become better people.
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Directed by Eric Dean SeatonWritten by Peter Dirksen, Jonathan M. HowardGuest stars Kenny Ridwan, Zayne Emory, Tim Meadows, Stephanie Katherine Grant, Rob Huebel, Theodore Barnes, Langan Kingsley, Brandee Steger
Pop-Pop surprises the family with an ill-advised winter cruise to Canada. Meanwhile, Erica stirs up holiday trouble at home on an all-new Hanukkah-themed episode.
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Directed by Jason BlountWritten by Annie MebaneGuest stars Judd Hirsch, Ken Lerner, Mindy Sterling, Beth Triffon, Mona Mira, Dan Sachoff
Inspired by his obsession, Adam helps Beverly plan a murder mystery party for the family. Meanwhile, Erica, tasked with declaring her major, bumps up against Barry's cockiness as she considers going the pre-med route.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Aaron KaczanderGuest stars David Koechner, Tim Meadows, Jennifer Irwin, Ken Lerner, Mindy Sterling, Stephanie Courtney, Stephen Guarino, Jessica St. Clair
Beverly enlists the help of Erica, who has recently declared pre-law as her major, to sue her cookbook publisher after finding her book in the bargain bin at a bookstore. Meanwhile, Adam and Pops bond while taking a trip on the wild.
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Directed by Christine LakinWritten by Elizabeth BeckwithGuest stars Noah Munck, Shayne Topp, Matt Bush, Steve Guttenberg, Paul Scheer, June Diane Raphael, Hardy Awadjie, Gary Ballard
When Beverly realizes that she and Murray are not quite as in sync as they once were after a game night with the very-much-in-love Dolores and Bill, Beverly convinces Murray to get a hot tub to spend time together. Geoff tries out a new look for himself.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Langan KingsleyGuest stars David Koechner, Noah Munck, Sadie Stanley, Shayne Topp, Matt Bush, Anna Grace Barlow, Jessica St. Clair, Alfonso Caballero
After realizing how little time Adam has left at William Penn, a sentimental Beverly decides to get more involved at the school, to Adam and Principal Ball’s dismay. In order to prevent her from intervening with Senior Skip Day, Adam and Principal Ball team up to put Beverly through an intense Quaker Warden training, which ends up backfiring.
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Directed by Vernon DavidsonWritten by Erik WeinerGuest stars Dan Bakkedahl, David Koechner, Cedric Yarbrough, Kenny Ridwan, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Stephen Tobolowsky, Richard Kind
Beverly enlists the help of Barry and Erica to teach Adam to be more assertive, but Adam feels guilty after taking it too far. Meanwhile, Murray resolves to be a better friend after learning that Vic doesn’t think he can confide in him.
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Directed by Eric Dean SeatonWritten by Mike SikowitzGuest stars Dan Bakkedahl, David Koechner, Cedric Yarbrough, Kenny Ridwan, Sadie Stanley, Stephen Tobolowsky, Richard Kind, Artemis Pebdani
As William Penn’s new Quaker Warden, Beverly is thrilled to have co-workers for the first time and sets out to make them all love her. To her dismay, it’s more difficult to win them over than she anticipated, as her reputation of being a difficult school parent precedes her. Meanwhile, Geoff competes in the “Mr. Ships Ahoy” beauty pageant to prove to Erica that he can be seen as desirable by other women.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Matt RollerGuest stars Dan Bakkedahl, Shayne Topp, Tim Meadows, Bill Goldberg, Stephen Tobolowsky, Anthony Michael Hall, Artemis Pebdani, Anjani Joshi
As Adam's girlfriend, Brea, heads to visit her cousin at the University of Virginia (UVA), Beverly projects her own insecurity onto Adam, convincing him to do a grand gesture to prevent Brea from choosing UVA for college. Meanwhile, when Geoff asks Erica to go to the local Nancy Glass talk show with him, a disappointed Barry teams up with Geoff's sister Joanne to change his mind.
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Directed by Jay ChandrasekharWritten by David GuarascioGuest stars Sadie Stanley, Shayne Topp, Beth Triffon, Nancy Glass, Willie Earl Jr., Steve Trzaska
When the NFL players go on strike and the football season is threatened, Barry gets concerned that he and Murray will no longer have anything to talk about which leads Barry to try out for the Eagles team himself. Against Erica's advice, Beverly decides to start selling a nutritional product from a sketchy company in an attempt to gain financial independence.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Bill CallahanGuest stars David Koechner, Cedric Yarbrough, Noah Munck, Shayne Topp, Jennifer Irwin, Mindy Sterling, Stephanie Courtney, Erinn Hayes
When Barry and Joanne crash Erica and Geoff's peaceful weekend camping trip, they end up in a competition to see who is the better couple, causing some unexpected shifts in relationships. After learning that Brea thinks Adam has an easy, privileged life, Adam seeks to prove her wrong by getting a job but quickly learns she might be right.
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Directed by Lea ThompsonWritten by Annie MebaneGuest stars Kenny Ridwan, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Sadie Stanley, Beth Triffon, Brooks Brantly, Lauri Hendler
After realizing there may be trouble in lovers' paradise for Erica and Geoff, Beverly involves herself in their relationship as well as Barry and Joanne's to make sure everyone stays together. Meanwhile, Adam and Brea are cast opposite of each other in the school play, but their excitement for one another's success grows dim when one starts to outshine the other onstage.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Peter Dirksen, Jonathan M. HowardGuest stars Kenny Ridwan, Ana Gasteyer, Sadie Stanley, Stephanie Katherine Grant, Augie Isaac, Beth Triffon, Sean Sekino
Trying to move on from their breakup, Erica goes on a date with a guy from the coffee shop while Geoff ends up on an episode of "The Dating Game," which winds up making things even more difficult for them both. Meanwhile, Beverly is thrilled to learn that Murray has spontaneously purchased a shore house until she realizes it's not quite the luxury home she imagined.
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Directed by Ryan KrayserWritten by Vicky CastroGuest stars David Koechner, Cedric Yarbrough, Noah Munck, Ana Gasteyer, Greer Grammer, Shayne Topp, Richard Kind, Jennifer Irwin
Following Erica and Geoff’s breakup, Murray decides to take Erica out on a daddy-daughter date to cheer her up. Meanwhile, Adam is excited to participate in the school senior prank until his conscience catches up with him and he enlists Beverly’s help to get him out of it.
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Directed by Mary LambertWritten by Aaron Kaczander, Erik WeinerGuest stars Kenny Ridwan, Sean Marquette, Zayne Emory, Sadie Stanley, Stephen Tobolowsky, Alex Jennings, Anthony Michael Hall, Rodney To
In order to take her mind off of her heartbreak, Erica takes a trip to Los Angeles to see her best friend; after getting caught taking part in an underground poker game, Adam gets sentenced to Pop-Pop duty, which turns out better than expected.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Langan Kingsley, Elizabeth BeckwithGuest stars AJ Michalka, Kenny Ridwan, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Judd Hirsch, Ken Lerner, Carlos Lacámara, Noelle Filippone
In the 1980s, geeky Adam uses a video camera to document the antics of his overprotective mother, stern father and two older siblings.
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Directed by Nicole Treston AbranianWritten by Dan BaileyGuest stars Dan Bakkedahl, Noah Munck, Kenny Ridwan, Sean Marquette, Zach Callison, Zayne Emory, Sadie Stanley, Shayne Topp
Geoff shares with the JTP that he is planning on asking Erica to marry him and gives them the engagement ring for safekeeping. Like any good romantic comedy, several miscommunications and misunderstandings between Geoff and Erica’s friends and family result in a potential derailing of the proposal, forcing Adam to step in to keep the couple’s special moment alive.
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Directed by Lew SchneiderWritten by Chris Bishop, Alex BarnowGuest stars David Koechner, Cedric Yarbrough, Noah Munck, Sean Marquette, Sadie Stanley, Shayne Topp, Alex Jennings, Matt Bush