About a Boy Becoming a Man

Episode aired Jan 13, 2015
TV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

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When Will (David Walton) learns Andy (Al Madrigal) scored an invite to music mogul Johnny Idalis' (guest star Greg Germann) son's bar mitzvah, he sees an opportunity to get his music noticed... Read allWhen Will (David Walton) learns Andy (Al Madrigal) scored an invite to music mogul Johnny Idalis' (guest star Greg Germann) son's bar mitzvah, he sees an opportunity to get his music noticed and forces Andy to make him his plus one. With a push from Shea (guest star Izabela Vidov... Read allWhen Will (David Walton) learns Andy (Al Madrigal) scored an invite to music mogul Johnny Idalis' (guest star Greg Germann) son's bar mitzvah, he sees an opportunity to get his music noticed and forces Andy to make him his plus one. With a push from Shea (guest star Izabela Vidovic), Marcus (Benjamin Stockham) convinces Fiona (Minnie Driver) to let him stay home alone... Read all

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Trivia
Another crossover to "Parenthood". Crosby is in this episode and mentions recording a song at The Luncheonette which is the studio he and Adam Braverman own in "Parenthood". And in looking back to an episode of "Parenthood", Will Freeman was at a poker party Crosby and Adam held at the luncheonette.

Quotes
Marcus: My Mom's got plans tomorrow night, so I'm home with a babysitter.
Shea Garcia-Miller: Babysitters are for babies. Just tell your Mom you're staying home alone, and then invite me over.
Marcus: Wait - you mean lie? To my *mother*?
Shea Garcia-Miller: Well, if she's gonna treat you like a baby, then what choice do you have? You're twelve years old. Text me when you grow a pair, OK?
[she turns to leave]
Marcus: Wait, Shea, what kind of pear are we talking about? Like, are we goin' Bartlett? or Bosc? 'cause my Mom and I have been talking about growing some fruit trees...
[by now, Shea is far down the hall on her way out]