When Parenthood first started, it was an excellent show about complicated family relationships that rang true for many people. But now, many seasons later, (and with the addition of Ray Romano) it has become a sad sack of emotional garbage that not even Christina Braverman could love. I’m not sad it’s ending, but the cast just can’t handle saying goodbye.
Let’s wish the entire Braverman clan a fond farewell (especially Zeke — did his awful ass die yet?) and hope that Lauren Graham continues finding work in the future. Possibly with Jason Ritter. Because he is literally the best-looking man on the show.
And now, without further ado: SAD TWEETS
Lauren Graham, keeping it cool.
Dax Shepard has high hopes that this episode will score just as many viewers as a KUWTK rerun. Maybe in the first season, but now? Imma switch the channel over to see what the Kardashians are keeping up with.
Peter Krause is not on Twitter, so here’s a tweet from a political science professor with the same name. Yeah, the situation in Syria is important, but have you even considered how many times they’re going to force Mae Whitman to cry this episode?
Monica Potter is over this show anyway. She’s the one who ran for mayor, she’s the one who had to shave her own hair off on-screen. She was the best actress in this bunch of lame-os and I understand why she’s chosen to concentrate on her new home and body products, which are some kind of whipped rose-scented things. Will buy two.
Erika Christensen has zero chill and is desperately trying to remind NBC she exists and will be available to work for any other of their shows, which she will also promote wholeheartedly as long as everyone agrees to forget about Swimfan.
Mae Whitman so busy crying she forgot to tweet.