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- This ABC show takes place in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania in the 1980s and follows the lives of a family named The Goldbergs.
- A prisoner becomes a lawyer and fights to overturn his life sentence for a crime he didn't commit.
- Sitcom about young parents Dave and Rebecca who, together with Dave's lesbian sister, end up living with Dave's clingy, oblivious mom and mellow dad after the two mishandle their finances and need help to pay down a sizable debt.
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- Dave's aging "Boomerang Parents" move in after they lose all their money. The impact on the family is further complicated by an internet campaign for funds gone wrong.
- Lainey is excited to be back to work, but Mellor warns her that being a pal to her students is not a good idea; Principal Glascott introduces the newest science teacher to the faculty, but CB is skeptical of her no-nonsense approach.
- Lainey has high hopes for Coach Mellor's love life; Principal Glascott isn't sure how to handle difficult librarian Dr. Ness.
- Aaron Wallace's fight to overturn his conviction to a life sentence continues. District Attorney Maskins ups his game when Aaron sues the NYPD in an attempt to gain access to his case file.
- Without involving Rebecca, Dave makes questionable choices when trying to get Asher into a gifted program. Stew starts driving for a ride-share to make some extra cash.
- While litigating on behalf of an inmate locked up on a robbery charge, Aaron is torn between doing what's right and what's best for his case. Heartened by Aaron's new lead, Marie recommits to his case.
- In a unique episode taking us back nine years, Marie struggles in her marriage to Aaron as she deals with the turbulence of Aaron's arrest, trial and incarceration.
- After Rebecca tells Dave she carries the emotional labor, aka the "mental load" of the family, he tries to prove otherwise by having her take care of just Deb and Stew for a few days.
- Aaron confronts O'Reilly in court, targeting the search warrant used in Aaron's arrest. Maskins arranges for a dangerous inmate, Cassius Dawkins, to be transferred to Bellmore in hopes that he'll cause problems for Safiya and Aaron.
- Dave & Rebecca wonder about their sex life. Joanna forces Strew to right a wrong with her high school girlfriend.
- Aaron struggles to balance the demands of his own case with the needs of an inmate who's fighting for the right to marry his dying girlfriend. Safiya defies the prison board.
- Aaron pushes to represent longtime inmate Easley Barton, hoping that winning this 23-year-old case against Maskins will strengthen his own.
- Flashing back to the previous nine years of his incarceration, Aaron's journey from terrified novice prisoner to attorney and social crusader unfolds.
- Aaron makes a strategic move to get his police file; District Attorney Maskins and Assistant District Attorney O'Reilly close in on proof of Aaron's malfeasance during Jose Rodriguez's trial, targeting Marie as a way to get to Aaron.
- In order to maintain his lifeline to the outside world, Aaron is forced to defend Cassius Dawkins when he puts three white supremacists in the hospital.
- The family examines their gossiping habits.
- Aaron finally gets his chance to argue for his retrial in court but it's thwarted by the return of prison warden Cyrus Hunt.
- Aaron bolsters his case with newfound information from Marie but finds himself torn between two worlds when Cassius suspects Aaron is a snitch and seeks retribution.
- Dave and Rebecca worry that with grandparents living in the house, their kids are too spoiled. Asher loses a tooth.
- Debs big brother Art comes to town. Each family member pawns off favors onto each other.
- After initially agreeing to buy a minivan, Dave goes back on his word to Rebecca, but Deb encourages Rebecca to get it anyway and keep it from Dave.
- Dave & Rebecca have 24 hours without their kids. Debbie & Stew try to cheer up Joanna after she is ditched by her friends.
- Dave & Rebecca try to convince Debbie & Stew to stop socializing with the neighbors.
- Debbie becomes a life coach. Stew rejects Joanna's help while coming up with a new, as-seen-on-tv, product.
- When Debbie's aunt dies, Rebecca and Dave put a modern spin on the Shiva; worried that she too will die alone, Joanna looks for love in unlikely places.
- When Maskins and Cyrus Hunt try to thwart Aaron's attempt at a retrial, Aaron is forced to attempt a desperate move, risking the wrath of a powerful new adversary.
- Aaron Wallace's fight continues as he embarks on a more personal journey -- to reunite with his family and reclaim a life of freedom.
- At the urging of Spencer Richardson, Aaron defends a woman charged with holding hospital workers at gunpoint to secure lifesaving treatment for her son; a young social justice warrior joins Aaron and Roswell's firm.
- A newly liberated man, Aaron acclimates to family life outside of prison; as Aaron attempts to help Jamal with his case, he encounters Jamal's sister who needs legal help of her own.
- As a favor to Jamal, Aaron defends a man in a witness tampering case; tensions rise at home in the run-up to the Wallace family Thanksgiving.
- After Aaron and Roswell agree to help a young woman facing deportation for a minor crime, they realize her case could be a key to exposing a broad pattern of police corruption; Jasmine begins to spend more time at Ronnie's house.
- After an urgent call from Bellmore concerning the growing pandemic, Aaron enlists Safiya's help and heads back to the prison to investigate; Marie must decide between exposing her family to the virus and going all-in at the hospital.
- Aaron takes on the case of an unarmed man shot by a police officer; Safiya represents Ronnie after he's arrested and roughed up by law enforcement; the family struggles with whether to have Aaron Jr. Baptized.
- Aaron faces pressure from all sides when he is forced to decide which charges to bring against the officers responsible for the killing of an unarmed civilian; Safiya pursues video evidence that could change her case.
- With Aaron and Marie facing threats from an increasingly hostile community, Aaron and his team double down by pursuing criminal charges against a high-ranking police officer they believe tried to cover up the shooting.
- Aaron and his team face their toughest trial yet as they attempt to prosecute the officers who shot and killed an unarmed black man.
- Lainey returns to William Penn Academy, where she has a hard time adjusting to being an authority figure; Coach Mellor struggles with Michael Jordan's influence on modern-day basketball.
- Hoping to gain respect among her colleagues at school, Lainey comes up with a misguided plan to give an awkward and insecure student a full makeover; Principal Glascott and coach Mellor take friendly competition to a new level.
- Lainey and Glascott encounter an overbearing parent and enlist the help of Beverly Goldberg; Mellor realizes he might want to be a father after C.B. shows him how to care for confiscated digital pets.
- Coach Mellor cracks down on cheating, which leads him to take on the failing mathletes for the upcoming Math Olympiad; Lainey helps C.B. deal with a challenging student.
- Lainey tries to show Mellor that arts are just as important as athletics; Glascott and CB struggle to modernize the school's outdated boys'-health-education program.
- When Lainey starts to teach the easy A course for jocks, Coach Mellor challenges her to expect more from his athletes; after CB points out Felicia needs to beef up her resume for college, Glascott bribes his niece to run for class president.
- After two students show up to school dressed in backward clothes, Lainey tries to get the kids to conform, while CB encourages them to embrace their uniqueness; Principal Glascott enlists the help of Mellor to lay down the law.
- 2019–202021mTV-PG7.6 (150)TV EpisodeLainey and Erica attend their high school reunion; Mellor is distraught to learn his star athlete sees Glascott as more of a mentor than Mellor.
- Lainey encourages Glascott to trust his niece and let her get her driver's license, only to find Felicia isn't trustworthy. CB and the student "Star Wars" club bring Mellor along to the premiere of "The Phantom Menace," but Mellor's thoughts on the movie cause the club to dissolve.