‘The Goldbergs’ Will End With Season 10 at ABC

Meaghan Darwish
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Sam Lerner, Hayley Orrantia, Troy Gentile, Sean Giambrone, and Wendi McLendon-Covey for 'The Goldbergs' Season 10
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ABC‘s long-running sitcom The Goldbergs will come to an end with its ongoing tenth season.

Deadline broke the news about the ’80s-set comedy series, revealing that the season finale set to air this May will also serve as the show’s series finale. The news may not come as a major surprise as the show’s undergone some significant changes in recent seasons with the loss of the late George Segal, who played Pops, and the exit of Jeff Garlin as patriarch Murray Goldberg.

Hayley Orrantia, George Segal, Troy Gentile, Sean Giambrone, Jeff Garlin, and Wendi McLendon-Covey for 'The Golbergs' Season 1

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The half-hour series from creator Adam F. Goldberg made its debut back in 2013 and has managed to deliver more than 200 episodes to fans over its ten-year run. At the heart of it all are remaining series regulars Wendi McLendon-Covey as matriarch Beverly, Sean Giambrone as Adam, Troy Gentile as Barry, Hayley Orrantia as Erica, and Sam Lerner as Erica’s hubby Geoff Schwartz.

While Segal’s death hit the series hard, Garlin’s exit following misconduct allegations and HR investigations put the show’s future into question back in Season 9. Thankfully, fans were reassured that a proper ending was on the horizon with ABC signing new deals with McLendon-Covey, Giambrone, Gentile, and Orrantia.

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Only time will tell what kind of ending is in store for the characters who will wrap their stories up. For those less acquainted with The Goldbergs, the comedy follows the titular family’s day-to-day lives in the 1980s. This is the second ABC series that will wrap its run in the 2022-2023 season behind the drama A Million Little Things.

The Goldbergs is executive produced by showrunners Alex Barnow and Chris Bishop, Doug Robinson, Annette Davis, Mike Sikowitz, David Guarascio, and McLendon-Covey. What do you think of the cancellation? Let us know in the comments section below, and stay tuned for more on The Goldbergs‘ final season.

The Goldbergs, Season 10, Wednesdays, 8:30/7:30c, ABC

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    GreenCloud

    Show should have wrapped up when Adam graduated high school.

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    GoldRing

    I still watch the show but its time to go. The problem is the writing. The show has stopped growing. Its always the same story. Mom goes crazy, the kids get pissed and hurt mom feelings. Kids realize mom is only looking out for them and the kids apologize. I realize they had to scramble with the dad leaving the show, but Adam, Barry, and Erica all living in the house runied the show. The story line with Adam not going to college and being down because everyone is getting on with their life also brings down the show. And as much as i love Geoff, they have made him into a nervous wreck.

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    GoldWheel

    It is time. Last few seasons were meh!

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    GreenCarrot

    It's time! The story lines just are not as funny as they used to be. So yes it is time to put this show to rest.

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    OliveRadio

    I’ve enjoyed the show for its entire run but I think it’s time to wrap it up. The story lines are way too predictable. The last five minutes of each episode, save them

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    GreenBee

    Thank G-d it’s over! The most non-Jewish, Jewish family ever to be shown on TV! A “Shanda”!

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    RedBulb

    100% this show needed to end 2-3 years ago. Lost its charm and humor. Losing Pops and Murray definitely hurt the show. Literally the same themes over and over

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    CyanCoathanger

    The last couple of seasons were really over the top with the Beverly/Adam relationship. It was creepy and disturbing to watch. Adam became a caricature and completely unwatchable, so they paired him with a girlfriend with the same personality. Should have ended last year.

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    GreenBowtie

    Adam eventually has to go to college, and that will be the end. He should have gone this season and let it die. The addition of the baby has helped some, but Beverly can't smother her li!e she did her own children, and it gets a little sad when she tries.