There are only two more episodes until we say goodbye to The Goldbergs on May 3rd. But a piece of the show could live on with you forever. That is because Propstore Auction is auctioning off 103 props from the ’80s-based sitcom’s decade of filming.
That’s right. There is a lot of ’80s nostalgia there because you could own toys like a stuffed E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial doll, G.I. Joe sets or Teddy Ruxpin, an Atari game console, a Garfield phone, collectibles such as baseball and Garbage Pail cards, lots and lots of clothes, costumes from the era including a Mork from Ork one, and so much more for the Gen Xer in your life.
And they even have stuff from the real Goldberg family. Beverly Goldberg says that some of her personal sweaters she gave to show are also part of the auctions.
And most of the lots start at $100. So, save up because the last day to bid is May 15th. And if anyone wants to buy me something, I would love the ’80s phones. They are so totally tubular!
One of the best things about being an adult is getting to relive your childhood when your favorite TV shows are brought back to life.
On May 10th, Disney+ is giving The Muppets Mayhem a second chance to Rock’n’Roll! And I can’t wait to watch Animal work his magic on the drums! Who doesn’t love Animal?
The Muppets Mayhem follows The Electric Mayhem Band – Dr. Teeth on vocals and keyboards, Animal on drums, Floyd Pepper on vocals and bass, Janice on vocals and lead guitar, Zoot on saxophone and Lips on trumpet – on an epic, music-filled journey to record their first-ever studio album. With the help of a driven young music executive, Nora Singh (Lilly Singh), the old-school Muppet band comes face-to-face with the current day music scene as they try to finally record their first studio album.
The series is from Adam F. Goldberg, the man who shared his life story on The Goldbergs. We know how much he loved his childhood heroes, so he is the perfect person to resurrect The Muppets Mayhem.
We know that A Million Little Things and The Goldbergs are ending this season. But we don’t know when their final episodes are going to air.
Actually, we do now. Because ABC announced to Deadline when we will say good to those two shows forever and the other ones for the summer.
So get your calendars out because you are not going to want to miss any of these episodes.
Thursday, March 30
10:01-11 pm: Alaska Daily
Wednesday, April 19
9-9:32 pm: Abbott Elementary
Tuesday, May 2
8-9 pm: The Rookie
9-10 pm: The Rookie: Feds
10-11 pm: Will Trent
Wednesday, May 3
8-8:30 pm: The Conners
8:30-9 pm: The Goldbergs (Series finale)
9-10 pm: Not Dead Yet (One-hour season finale)|
10-11 pm: A Million Little Things (Series finale)
Sunday, May 7
10-11 pm: The Company You Keep
Monday, May 8
10-11 pm: The Good Doctor
Thursday, May 18
8-9 pm: Station 19
9-11 pm: Grey’s Anatomy (Two-hour season finale)
Last year, Jeff Garlin and The Goldbergs parted ways over claims that he was abusive on the set. But since then, the cast hasn’t really talked about his departure.
Yesterday, when Wendi McLendon-Convey was on Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM radio show, he asked her about it.
“That was a long time coming,” she told Cohen. “That it finally happened. It was like, “OK. Finally, someone is listening to us.”
Then Cohen followed up by asking if Garlin’s departure was a long time coming. Then the actress told him she didn’t want to talk about that because she is “exhausted by that topic and the PTSD of it all.”
So dramatic.
Personally, I think she ruined the sitcom because she made her character into an unlikable bitch. And she had more freedom to do that after Garlin left the series.
The Goldbergs got some sad news today. This season of the sitcom will be its last.
Craig Erwich, president, ABC Entertainment, Hulu and Disney Branded Television Streaming Originals, said, “We are so proud of the 10 years we were able to spend with ‘The Goldbergs.’ This is an incredible team and we’re so thankful for the joy and entertainment they brought to so many over this time. We look forward to celebrating their final chapter along with the fans in the weeks ahead.”
Is the news a surprise? Nope. The ratings dropped with its new timeslot this season, along with the loss of their executive producer Adam F. Goldberg, George Segal’s death, and Jeff Garlin’s firing over the last few years.
To be honest, the show turned into crap when Goldberg left. That is when the show went from a quirky family to caricatures of themselves. Gone was the lovable Goldbergs, and hello was an unlikeable and annoying family.
I loved this show. But I have been wanting it to get cancelled for a few seasons so I could put it out of my misery. Although this season got a little better, it still was nowhere as enjoyable as it was when Goldberg was producing the show.
