The Goldbergs Star Wendi McLendon-Covey on Series Finale, George Segal, and St. Denis Medical Pilot

Wendi McLendon-Covey, "Beverly" on ABC's The Goldbergs, reflects on the show ahead of its series finale after ten seasons, including watching the growth of Sean Giambrone ("Adam"), the death of her beloved co-star George Segal ("Pops"), and her upcoming NBC pilot St. Denis Medical, from Superstore and American Auto co-creators Justin Spitzer and Eric Ledgin.
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(UPDATE: Finished watching the last season. I was wrong. The show didn't jump the shark. It stumbled a bit after George died and Jeff Garlin left. As season 10 progressed it did get its legs back and the writing got back on par. The show could have gone on for a few more years but they ended it in a nice spot. The Goldbergs will always be one of my all time favorite shows now.) ORIGINAL POST: I love the Goldbergs and have been watching the show everyday as I eat lunch for months and months on Hulu. I call myself a Bev Head up until the Quaker Warden plot line started. I think the show jumped the shark right after George Segal died. Just watched episode 20 of season 9. Beverly staying on as Quaker Warden was painful to watch. Almost all the characters have stopped growing. So much that within the first few lines of the show I can tell you how each character will react and the actions they will do. It is not the actors fault nor the crew or director. To me it seems the writer's well is dry. I am going to power through and watch all the remaining episodes. My hope is season 10 will be a peasant surprise or a merciful ending. I will always love the characters and the actors that played them. I wish them the best and hope to see them perform again.

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“The Office, but in a hospital” Wendi, I love you, but you just described Scrubs.