The Goldbergs: Season 6

Preoccupied with Barry and Lainey's plans to wed and Erica having dropped out of college, Beverly and Murray forget Adam's 16th birthday. Barry and Lainey manipulate Beverly into letting them getting married by promising grandchildren, and Erica suggests they go to Atlantic City to discuss their engagement. While on a cruise ship, Beverly's constant smothering scare Lainey into ending the engagement, fearing this is not the future she's not looking for. When a despondent Barry laments to Bill an

Adam's girlfriend Jackie returns from a summer at NYU with a completely new personality, and Adam must work to save the relationship when he misinterprets the advice given by his loved ones he gets a new personality and look to impress Jackie like Sandy Olson tries impress Danny Zuko in "Grease." Meanwhile, Beverly is not impressed with Lainey's domestic skills, insisting that Lainey learn to cook for Barry like she does. Featured Song: "White Wedding" by Billy Idol Interview: The real Jackie Ge

Erica gets a job working at the new karaoke bar in town, and quickly forbids her mother from coming in and singing. But when the owner (Rick Springfield) tells Erica it's a good thing to bring in extra customers, she bites the bullet and invites Bev and her friends. Erica reluctantly allows Beverly and her friends to sing songs together, and after Erica scholds Beverly for embarrassing her, the latter tells Erica that she is always seeing the worst of her and leaves. She and Beverly eventually m

Adam's excitement over the school field trip to Hersheypark is tempered when Beverly insists on being a chaperone. He learns from Jackie, Dave Kim, Chad Kremp and Emmy Mirsky that they all forbade their parents from chaperoning events a year or more ago. Adam rebels by telling his mom the trip is cancelled, but when Beverly learns the truth, she writes Adam one of her infamous "guilt letters". Adam relents, only to find out that Beverly also taught his friends' parents how to write the perfect g

Adam insists he's old enough to watch A Nightmare on Elm Street with Jackie and her parents, but he ends up being unable to sleep without fear. Beverly thinks her smothering will ease her son's nightmares, but Adam is ultimately able to sleep again after Mr. Geary shows him a movie industry magazine with a feature on how the Freddy Krueger makeup is applied to docile-looking actor Robert Englund. Nevertheless, Beverly confronts Jackie's parents for corrupting her schmoo, dragging along Murray wh

Murray takes on a sort of "sports dad" role with Adam, encouraging his son to tackle the lead role in the school's production of Fiddler on the Roof. But Adam hates the play and auditions for a small role instead. He finally appeases his dad by agreeing to be the understudy for the lead. Meanwhile, Erica learns that Geoff did really well on his SAT test and wants to attend UCLA. Erica sees an opportunity to join Geoff in Southern Cal and write commercial jingles. Not wanting her daughter to leav

Adam's obsession with toys is cause for concern for Beverly and Murray, and they try to distract him with a new hobby. Meanwhile, the Dropouts' decide to audition for Star Search, but their egos threaten the band's future. Featured Song: "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen

Barry realizes that as a future doctor, he should be more concerned about Murray's health, so he enlists the Jenkintown Posse and Coach Mellor to help get his father in shape. Meanwhile, Beverly is horrified to learn that Erica and Adam don't want any of the priceless heirlooms in her fancy, never-really-used living room. Featured Song:: "Time for Me to Fly" by REO Speedwagon Absent: George Segal as Pops

Barry names Adam as his best man and tasks him with throwing the most epic bachelor party ever. Adam tries to throw Barry the wild party he wants, even enlisting help from Uncle Marvin, but Barry soon realizes he would rather have a low-key time with his friends and Adam. Meanwhile, Beverly buys a new car for Murray who initially detests that she'd splurge for him until he accepts it only for the car to break down for good. Featured Song: "Just What I Needed" by The Cars Absent: George Segal as

Adam becomes enamored with the movie Die Hard and longs to make his own take on the film. When Marvin shows up and brags about his new role on TV, he teams up with Adam to make a low-budget version of the film. Murray tries to be supportive of them until he learns that Marvin's new TV role is on an episode of Cops. Meanwhile, Barry is excited to finally have an excuse to celebrate Christmas but is disappointed to learn that Bill and Lainey don't celebrate the holiday since Lainey's mom left. Bar

As Barry and Lainey's wedding approaches, Barry and Lainey start to realize that they're not ready and they struggle to tell their family. Unfortunately for them, Beverly is going all out to give them a dream wedding, even attempting to hire wedding singer Robbie Hart to play the event. Meanwhile, Adam tries to get hired as the videographer for the wedding but is shot down because his videos are too wacky. Geoff attempts to help and Adam reveals that he struggles dealing with real emotions, hidi

After Lainey moved to Los Angeles, Barry becomes heartbroken that his first love is gone, Erica is also sad because her band mate is going to go solo and Bill suffers from empty nest syndrome. Murray tries to heal them from their sadness by buying a car stereo. Beverly and Geoff tag along but their antics breaks the stereo and it continuously plays "Escape". When they get stuck in traffic, Bill leaves them and Murray tells Barry, Erica and Beverly that he missed Lainey as well. After Murray calm

After Beverly gets hit by a car in an intersection on her way to running errands, she heads to the city council to demand that a stop sign be put in that intersection. So Adam makes a video with Pops to try to persuade the council to install a stop sign. Meanwhile, Barry finally recovers from Lainey leaving only to find he hasn't prepared his college essay and enlists Murray to help him. After learning about the stop sign, Erica tries to motivate Beverly to actually follow through on becoming a

Based on the movie Major League. Principal Ball wants to get rid of the baseball program at William Penn Charter School. So he enlists Mr. Crosby to recruit students for the team. Barry and Adam get recruited along with Dave Kim and the JTP. Barry gets glasses to improve his pitching but he gets teased by the JTP's rival. They practice harder and faced them in a game. Adam gets hit by a pitch. And just like Charlie Sheen's character in the movie, Barry Goldberg pitched against William Penn's cro

As Barry mopes over Lainey's departure, Erica and the JTP try to boost his confidence. Barry incites Geoff to be rude to Erica's newest member, a sexy guy named Evan, fearing that Evan could crush Geoff's relation with Erica. Meanwhile, Adam and Jackie both want to celebrate their Valentine's Day alone, but Adam has to get rid of Beverly and tries to force Murray into spending the evening with her. Featured Song: "Confetti" by The Lemonheads Guest Starring: Evan Dando as Joey Wawa

Beverly tries to create a friendship between Johnny Atkins and Adam. When Johnny sees that Adam has a passion for Highlander, he suggests they could create their own club, but Adam decides to betray him, leading into a war. They reconcile at the end, though Atkins's girlfriend Carla leaves him for Dave Kim. Meanwhile, Murray reconnects with an old friend while battling for a parking spot. It turns out that they hadn't keep in touch after high school. Barry tries to avoid the same fate with the J

When Pops announces that his cousin Gelb is coming for a visit, Erica, Barry and Adam are not thrilled to see him until they realize that they can use him as a Balki (from the sitcom Perfect Strangers) to make him buy things they can't. Though they enjoy it, they are devastated when he reveals the truth and finally decide to make his life better. Also, Beverly plans to make a cookbook but an argument ensues with her friends and they turn on her. She later regains their friendship when Murray vis

Beverly always cooks food for her family. Inspired by Julia Child, she mails manuscripts of her cookbook to publishers, only to be rejected because they think that her cooking is "awful." So Adam decides to help Beverly film a public access television show in the kitchen just like The French Chef so Beverly could promote her book. But she panics on camera and talks like Julia Child, causing Adam to tell her how much she embarrasses him every time. They try again filming in an actual TV studio, b

Inspired after playing the computer game Leisure Suit Larry, Adam creates his own 8-bit game for a class with the characters based on his family, but faces criticism from Barry and Erica for using their likenesses without consent. Adam changes Erica's character to Eric, but when the game becomes popular amongst their classmates, Erica and Barry are further incensed about the portrayal of their characters and demand Adam to remove them from the game altogether. Murray, knowing about the game and

Adam makes his first rockumentary when Erica finds out that The Dropouts have been asked to perform at The Spectrum for the Flyers Wives Carnival. Barry and Erica get into a debate about whether or not he should be a member of the group. Beverly is concerned about Murray and urges him to see a doctor in regards to his health and begins to get paranoid when it is revealed he has a mole on his back, fearing it could be cancerous. Murray doesn't like the fact that Beverly has told her friends and B

Erica sets out to apply to be a contestant on Jeopardy! in an attempt to build up her confidence. The plan however goes awry when she tells Beverly and Murray, who think she should be focusing on returning to college instead of applying to be a contestant on game shows. After being denied, Erica slowly comes to terms of the reality of her situation. Before the school's color day, Barry finds out that Kim has a crush on him, but feels conflicted as he realizes he isn't over Lainey yet and does hi

It's Mother's Day, and after Barry and Erica manage to get out of spending time with Beverly, she looks forward to spending the whole day with Adam, who has already made plans with Dave Kim to see the new movie Willow. He agrees to do a photo shoot with Beverly before the movie, but when she starts putting their picture on cups and towels, and then forbids Adam to see the movie, he tells Beverly "I hate you," after which she becomes hurt and lets Adam see the movie. Some time later, she tells Ad

As the JTP gets ready to graduate from high school, Barry struggles to say goodbye to Adam and resorts to picking on him, leading Adam to unintentionally let slip that Barry never even completed his community service requirement. Meanwhile, after Geoff wins valedictorian, his overwhelming stress about his summer plans causes him to get a case of the shingles, resulting in Erica making plans for her and Geoff to join the JTP's plans to follow The Grateful Dead all summer. Featured Song: "Road to