Season 4 Premiere:
Atypical
Sitcom
A teenager on the autism spectrum decides to become more independent and search for love.
Matt Roush says...
In the fourth and final season of the acclaimed dramedy about Sam Gardner (Keir Gilchrist), a young autistic man finding his way toward independence, the undergrad’s growing pains become even more tangible when Sam sets up home away from home with best friend Zahid (Nik Dodani). As parents Elsa (Jennifer Jason Leigh) and Doug (Michael Rapaport) contend with an emptier nest while Sam tries to set ground rules with his roommate, the entire Gardner family—including Sam’s bisexual track-star sister Casey (Brigette Lundy-Paine)—faces big choices about their future. This is a series I never wanted to end, but Sam’s aspirational goals promise a satisfying conclusion.
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