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Good-bye, you wonderful, wonderful weekly sobs-travaganza.
Parenthood Cry-cap: Round and Round in a Circle Game
In the penultimate episode ever, there’s new life, a decision that could lead to death, and, as always, a ton of crying.
Parenthood Cry-cap: Back to Where It Started
Less crying this week. But more Joel-Julia make-up sex!
Parenthood Cry-Cap: The Waiting Room
We have reached the “crying our eyes out nonstop” portion of Parenthood’s final season.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: Nowhere Else I’d Rather Be
This week’s episode was lovely and weepy.
Parenthood Recap: Tastes Like High School
An episode that could've been mistaken for a late-’90s teen movie.
Parenthood Cry-cap: Divorce Papers
Joel and Julia don’t quite end their marriage, while Sarah introduces Ruby to the wonders of Fast Times.
Parenthood Recap: Let’s Do the Time Warp
Even Harry Potter references can’t bring any magic to this episode, which flashed the Bravermans forward in time ever so slightly.
Parenthood Recap: Bravermans Drunk, Bravermans in Love
In which wives nag because they care, Crosby drinks because he’s stressed, and Max does his research because he likes a girl.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: Love Finds Max Braverman
Crosby crashes a silent retreat. Max develops a crush. We try desperately to care more about what happened in this episode.
Parenthood Recap: The Wedding Band
The family rallies around Zeek. Too bad this entire episode didn’t.
Parenthood Recap: Gluten-Free and Tear-Filled
A quintessentially terrific episode of Parenthood. Which, of course, means a lot of crying.
Parenthood Season 6 Premiere Recap: The Collapse
It’s beginning of the end of the Braverman saga. And the writers of Parenthood aren’t wasting any time raising the stakes.
Parenthood Cry-cap: Let the Rookie Win
Season five ends with a flurry of reconciliations, house moves, Haddie reveals, and hospital-bed sexual encounters.
Parenthood Cry-cap: Tears, Jerked
A death, an accident, and a whole lot of crying.
Parenthood Cry-cap: One-Knight Stand
Julia gets some ill-advised action. Hank spends a lot of time in therapy. And Zeek and Camille possibly find their new home.
Parenthood Cry-cap: Stuck in the Middle With You
Julia and Joel attempt to define the state of their marriage, while Sarah gets news of a nuptial nature.
Parenthood Cry-cap: Tears in the Backseat
A Max meltdown, babyish behavior, and a Joel-Julia cell phone drama.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: Born Again
The baptism of Aida Braverman leads to (possible) new hope for the marriage of Joel and Julia.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: Swift Kicks in the Rear
Before we get to the crying, we need to talk about the butt-kickings.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: There’s No Place Like Home
Even binge-watching Orange Is the New Black can’t heal Julia’s pain as she and Joel move forward with their separation.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: You Gotta Keep ’Em Trial Separated
Joel and Julia finally make the break. And it makes us sad.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: On a Bender
Amber is drunk and not making much sense. For that matter, neither is Parenthood.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: Sad in a Hard Hat
After eleven episodes of marital disintegration, Joel and Julia reached an impasse.
Parenthood Cry-cap: Everybody Loves Ray Romano
Oh, his scenes with Max.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: Cathartic Egging
Farewell, until January 2.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: The Results Are In
Fun with infographics.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: A Few Points Behind
For the good of the show, is it time for Joel and Julia to divorce?
Parenthood Cry-Cap: Flaky With a Side of Baggage
So many unnecessary conversations.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: No Rebuttal Needed
That Kristina Braverman debate was satisfying on multiple levels.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: Let Joel Eat Cake
Four full-fledged cries to revisit.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: No Tissues Required
This week's Parenthood review is a cry-cap, minus the cry.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: I’m Here for You
Crosby finally bonds with his daughter.
Parenthood Cry-Cap: The Tragic Skort
No more tears? Yeah, right.
Parenthood Recap: Carpe Braverman
Parenthood is back, and we felt all the feels and cried all the cries.
The writer and actress talks to the Cut about her new show, Motherland.
Unlike those shows, This Is Us reassures its audience that everything happens for a reason.
Crossover!
Be ready to cry!
Eighteen Braverman family members, ranked from least cry-worthy to most.
It's time.
Except for baby Aida and the dog. They're okay.
We discussed the final 13 episodes with the head honcho.
