The Goldbergs

Synopsis

The Goldbergs is a comedy series that takes viewers back to the 1980s, following the quirky and lovable Goldberg family. Narrated by the youngest son, Adam, the show offers a humorous and nostalgic look into the daily lives and misadventures of the colorful characters. Led by the matriarch Beverly Goldberg, played by the talented Wendi McLendon-Covey, the family navigates the challenges of adolescence, family dynamics, and the ever-changing world around them. From eccentric fashion choices to heartwarming moments, The Goldbergs blends humor with heartfelt storytelling, making it a delightful and entertaining watch for both 80s enthusiasts and new audiences alike.

Cast

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  Wendi McLendon-Covey

  Beverly Goldberg

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  Sean Giambrone

  Adam Goldberg

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  Troy Gentile

  Barry Goldberg

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  Hayley Orrantia

  Erica Goldberg

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  Patton Oswalt

  Adam Goldberg (voice)

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  Sam Lerner

  Geoff Schwartz

Reviews

The Goldbergs has garnered positive reviews from critics and viewers alike, with many praising its nostalgic charm and witty humor. Rotten Tomatoes gives the show a solid 85% rating, with the critics' consensus praising the strong performances and clever writing. IMDb users have rated The Goldbergs 8.0/10, highlighting the show's ability to balance humor and heart. Metacritic also applauds the series, with a favorable score of 77, citing its engaging storytelling and memorable characters. Variety describes The Goldbergs as a 'heartfelt comedy with a unique retro twist', while The Hollywood Reporter hails it as 'a gem of a show that captures the essence of family in a hilarious way.' With its endearing characters and comedic moments, The Goldbergs continues to charm audiences season after season.