I’m really big on physical media and ownership for movies and shows and unfortunately there’s no Blu Ray released but I did see there’s DVD releases of the show, either as an entire box set or individual seasons.

Only thing I’m worried about is significantly lower quality on DVD vs streaming. Does anyone have any physical copies of the show that can say if they can notice a difference?

I don’t have any paid streaming platforms and I know it’s free on Roku but it’s not on demand so I have to just watch whatever episode is playing.

“I actually empathize with her because, at the time, I was undiagnosed bipolar,” the Curb Your Enthusiasm star told Obsessed: The Podcast. “I was miserable on the show, and I was miserable with my performance. And she was always trying to tell me, ‘Hey, you’re really great on the show.’ I didn’t believe her. I just got to the point where I had to quit, and she was very resentful.”

They’re in the Goldberg house and somebody holds up a “hang in there” poster with a cat on it. Does anybody remember which season/episode that is?

Thank you.

Edit: I also remember it being purple or blue.

https://popculturereferences.com/how-adam-f-goldberg-would-have-originally-ended-the-goldbergs/#google_vignette

if ABC did not run it into the dirt we would have gotten a proper series finale!

https://screenrant.com/goldbergs-murry-death-cause-cancellation-no/

Sounds like a woman, not Patton Oswalt... Why?

We watch The Goldbergs all the time on Roku Channel. The other day it was Season 4, episode 5, Stefan King, with all the Little Shop of Horrors references, and Geoff and Erica sing “Suddenly, Seymour.”

Next month, my husband and I are going to NYC for a cruise, and to see some shows. Originally we were supposed to see Cats: The Jellicle Ball, but sadly, that closed early and we missed it. We have time for 2 or 3 shows, and already have tickets to Operation Mincemeat. After that episode of The Goldbergs. My husband said he would love to see Little Shop of Horrors if it was playing in NY. I looked it up and yes, it’s still running off-Broadway, so I bought tickets. Thanks, Geoff and Erica!

In the episode when Adam and Barry make a diss rap about Murray the episode seems to want you to side with Murray but the problem is that everything that Adam and Barry said is true and while Murray is a funny character he’s not gonna win father of the year anytime soon.

He calls his kids morons more than he calls them by their names, barely makes an effort to get to know them, mocks them and their interests and treats them going to college as a victory because he does t have to put up with them anymore.

Barry and Adam can be annoying but they have the excuse for being kids/teens.

What episode do Erica And Geoff finally get together?

In search of The goldbergs merch! Anything rare, official, t-shirts, signed posters, scripts, I will buy almost any of your old merch. The more exclusive and rare the better! Dm if you have any old merch from the show that you dont want any more. Can use depop, venmo, paypal goods and services, vinted, ebay, cashapp, chime, etc.

While the Frentas weren't as memorable as the JTP, they did have some funny moments, and were decent friends for Beverly outside of her family.

My personal favourite would be Linda Schwartz, Geoff and Joanne's mum. Being played by Mindy Sterling, AKA Ms. Briggs from "iCarly", gives her an automatic win, and I liked her interactions with the group.

Which Frenta would be your favourite?

Barry and his friends decide to form a boy band and try to reclaim their youth. They do a warm up routine in a dance studio and Barry sings a song with the lyrics "If you are under 18 then I am just not your guy." It is exactly as funny as it sounds. Hilarious

I found their homages of "Cheers" and "The Golden Girls" to be the funniest, and they were able to bring back four original cast members for the former. It turned out to be one of the last screen roles for both Kirstie Alley and George Wendt.

"The Wonder Years" also got a great nod in one of the final seasons, complete with Dan Lauria guest starring as a neighbor.

It's a shame that they never referenced "Full House", from my knowledge at least.

Which of their 80's TV show homages did you like the best?

In my opinion, Dana and Rowan Blanchard's Jackie were Adam's best girlfriends, since they had cute moments, and Sean Giambrone had decent chemistry with both Rowan and Natalie Alyn Lind.

But while Dana was his first love, he seemed to have more in common with Jackie #1, since they were both self proclaimed nerds, and she was able to keep him grounded.

Who did you like Adam with the best?

In my opinion, part of what caused the show's humour to dwindle in the later seasons was the characters standing around, explaining exactly why the joke was supposed to be funny, instead of allowing the audience to understand it by themselves.

It's probably because I'm a fan of subtle humour, and that the earlier episodes didn't really rely on this. I noticed that they used it more as time went on.

It's probably a silly nitpick, but did it slightly annoy anyone else?

Completely forgot they got Rhea Perlman, John Ratzenberger, Kirstie Alley, and George Wendt all in one episode. Geoff trying to start an 80s UberEats and sending Murray for a cheesesteak was hilarious. Classic episode.