The Deep End of the Pool

Episode aired Mar 16, 2010
TV-14TV-14
1h

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

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Erika Christensen, Sam Jaeger, Adam Braverman, and Savannah Paige Rae in The Deep End of the Pool (2010)

Comedy

Drama

After Max gets kicked out of school, Adam and Kristina explore the best educational options for their son. Sarah hits a wall when she ends things with Jim and succumbs to car problems. Meanw... Read allAfter Max gets kicked out of school, Adam and Kristina explore the best educational options for their son. Sarah hits a wall when she ends things with Jim and succumbs to car problems. Meanwhile, Crosby spends a fun-filled day with Jabbar and Julia realizes that she's missing out... Read allAfter Max gets kicked out of school, Adam and Kristina explore the best educational options for their son. Sarah hits a wall when she ends things with Jim and succumbs to car problems. Meanwhile, Crosby spends a fun-filled day with Jabbar and Julia realizes that she's missing out on her daughter's life.

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

297

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Director
- Lawrence Trilling
Writers
- Jason Katims
- Jeff Greenstein
- Ron Howard(based on characters created by)
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Monica Potter, Sarah Ramos, and Adam Braverman in The Deep End of the Pool (2010)

Sarah Ramos and Max Burkholder in The Deep End of the Pool (2010)

Trivia
In this episode, it is established that Julia Braverman was once a keen swimmer. Eight years earlier, Erika Christensen had appeared in the minor hit, Swimfan (2002).

Connections
References SpongeBob SquarePants (1999)

Soundtracks
Forever Young
Written by Bob Dylan
Performed by Bob Dylan

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9/10

Max Gets Kicked Out of School!

Max breaks a fish tank and is kicked out of his school. Adam and Kristina must find a new school. Believably, this can happen with students on the spectrum with behavioral issues. The new special school seems far-fetched and costs tuition. In my state, the district pays for a student to go to a specialized school. I don't know how it is in California. While the series tried to be believable, it's still a fictional series. The actor who played Max should have been nominated for an Emmy.

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