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Staying in the Katims-verse, Friday Night Lights' Tami Taylor accidentally strung along that poor science teacher for basically forever, and he did just about everything for her. I've often been accused of being too hard on Julia Braverman-Graham. However, she exhibits a strong want to raise the child on her own without his help especially after talking with Drew, who drove her to Wyoming so she could give the news to Ryan, and refused to leave her there. Incredible, a character he first voiced in 2004.

Max catches Aaron and Dylan in the kitchen kissing, asks Headmaster Braverman his mom to expel him, and when she doesn't, he distributes flyers to the students about why Aaron Brownstein should be expelled, leading to a fight between Aaron and Max. Season 6 In the beginning of Season 6, viewers see that Julia has begun dating Chris. Knight Zachary Knighton , who she caps the episode falling into bed with.

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Actor Character Seasons Adam Braverman Main Sarah Braverman Main Crosby Braverman Main Kristina Braverman Main Julia Braverman-Graham Main Joel Graham Main Savannah Paige Rae Sydney Graham Main Haddie Braverman Main Recurring Guest Max Braverman Main Jasmine Trussell Main Drew Holt Main Amber Holt Main Camille Braverman Main Zeek Braverman Main Tyree Brown Jabbar Trussell Recurring Main Xolo Mariduena Victor Graham Guest Main The show revolves around the Braverman family, which has expanded to five generations, featuring patriarch Zeek Braverman and matriarch Camille Braverman, their oldest son Adam, his wife and three children, their daughter Sarah and her two children, their second son Crosby, his wife and their young son and infant daughter, and finally their daughter Julia, her husband and her daughter and son. He has dabbled in various careers, including being a soldier in Vietnam, having graduated from in the class of 1962 although he is shown telling his grandson Max about going into basic training at Fort Benning, Georgia, which would imply he was enlisted; also, he would have been 19 or 20 when graduating West Point , an activist hippie, an aspiring actor, and a shrewd entrepreneur, but none lasted more than a few years. He is 67 at the start of the series as he is said to be turning 72 in season 6 , making him four years older than his wife, Camille. In the first season, it is revealed that he made a bad investment, causing him and his wife, Camille, financial hardship. Later, it is also revealed that he had an affair. He doesn't get along with his mother, Blanche. She turns 86 in season three, which means that she was about seventeen when Zeek was born, as he would have been 69 in season three. Zeek's health begins to decline throughout season 6, and he endures two hospital stays. Zeek dies peacefully in his home an unknown time after Sarah's wedding to Hank as Camille is looking at photos taken by Max. His ashes are spread in the musical montage that begins the last scene of the series finale. Camille Braverman Camille Braverman is the matriarch of the family and Zeek's wife. She is an artist and also shows herself to be very capable domestically, striving to keep her family happy and peaceful. In season one, when Zeek reveals that he made a bad investment that he kept from Camille, she reveals that he was having an affair. Zeek later reveals that they both cheated. Camille confirms to her daughter, Sarah, that she has been having an affair with her art teacher, Matthew, but that she has ended it. In season one, it is stated that she has been married to Zeek for 46 years. She is 63 when the series begins, meaning she was about 17 when she married Zeek. She was 23 when she had Adam, 25 when she had Sarah, and 31 when she had Crosby. After Zeek's death, she is shown as having traveled to France, to the place where Zeek had planned to take her as a surprise in an earlier episode. As she is shown in other scenes in the finale's final montage, she returns from her trip at some unknown point. Adam Braverman Adam Braverman , age 40 at the beginning of the series, is Kristina's husband and the father of Max, Haddie, and Nora. He is the oldest Braverman child and all of his siblings and parents consult him in times of crisis. Adam is affable and dependable, and resolved to have a normal, happy family. Due to tensions with his boss at work, Adam was fired from the shoe company. In 2011, Adam and Kristina have their third child, a daughter named Nora. He is often shown struggling to deal with not only his own problems but those of the entire family. After The Luncheonette is broken into and robbed, Adam steps away from the business. After receiving an offer to re-enter the corporate world, Adam finds his passion in running Chambers Academy after Kristina begins working on opening more schools. Kristina Braverman Kristina Anna Nichols Braverman is Adam's wife, and a source of stability and support for anyone who needs it. She is portrayed as a typical soccer mom who works to keep her family happy. In season two, when Haddie moves in with Adam's parents for a few weeks, it is revealed that Kristina's parents ran away and married one another when they were 16. She mentions that her father made her mother miserable for her entire life. Although it has not been explored, it has been strongly hinted that Kristina's home life while growing up was far from ideal and she has expressed to Camille that she Camille was a substitute mother for her. She goes back to work to support her family during her husband's unemployment, then quits, but goes back to work after Adam tells her that Rachel, his assistant at the recording studio, kissed him. She forgives him for this transgression, despite Adam's refusal to fire Rachel. Kristina initially disapproved of her daughter's relationship with her recovering alcoholic boyfriend, but eventually came around. In the fourth season premiere, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and faced many hardships as a result, despite overwhelming support from her family. She fights it by the season finale, prompting her and Adam to take a well-deserved trip to Hawaii. She also is asked to run Bob Little's campaign for Mayor of Berkeley. She rejects his offers and announces her campaign for the same office. In season five it is mentioned that she is from Cleveland, Ohio and is not entirely fond of the beach life of California. Kristina opens Chambers Academy in season six, named for her friend, Gwen Chambers, Kristina's friend and support that she met during chemotherapy who left a large but unknown endowment to Kristina that is used to fund the startup costs of Chambers Academy. Chambers offers education to students with learning difficulties who do not respond to general or special education settings. Kristina receives offers to open more schools like Chambers, handing control of the original school to Adam in the series finale. Haddie Braverman Haddie Braverman is Adam and Kristina's oldest child. She is 15 in the beginning of the series. As the show progresses, however, she begins to assert her independence and experiment with boys and drugs. In Season 2, she volunteers in a soup kitchen where she meets Alex. Her parents' opposition to their relationship, as well as removing her right to privacy, causes Haddie to move out to live with her grandparents. The conflict is eventually resolved when Haddie returns home, and Adam and Kristina grant her permission to continue seeing her boyfriend. She loses her virginity to Alex the night of her junior prom. On another occasion, her parents find out she is having when she misdials them during sex. During the beginning of the third season, Alex gets arrested and charged with assault after punching another man at a party. Haddie feels personally responsible since he was only there to pick her up. Alex soon ends the relationship with her even after the charges are dropped because he feels that they are too different. She dedicates the rest of her senior year to school, and gets accepted into. She leaves during the first episode of the fourth season, and returns briefly to visit after learning of her mother's diagnosis. To prevent her from worrying, Haddie's parents tell her the cancer is benign and send her back to Cornell to live her dream college experience. At the end of season 5, she returns home for a visit with family with her friend Lauren. Max sees Haddie kissing Lauren, and Haddie soon announces that she is in a relationship with Lauren. Haddie returns for the series finale; no mention is made of her relationship status. Max Braverman Max Braverman is Adam and Kristina's son age 8 in the series pilot episode, although he is 14 in season 5 who is diagnosed with at the beginning of the first season. His struggles and triumphs with this syndrome affect much of what happens in his family. His parents decide to transfer him to a mainstream school after being told that Max is very intelligent. In the season 2 finale, while at the hospital Max becomes very angry, saying that he wants pancakes more than he cares about Amber, even going as far as saying that doesn't care about her. Adam scolds Max for his hurtful comments, but Max believes he didn't do anything wrong, though at the end he apologizes to Sarah for what he said. In season 3, Max has been mainstreamed into a normal school, in order to challenge him academically. He is trying hard to make friends, though it proves difficult. He does make a friend in season 3, a boy with named Micah, whose parents are thrilled because, like Max, he's never had a friend before. It is also discovered that Max is academically gifted. Though socially behind others his age, he is academically far above most others his age and older. In the fourth season, he is elected class president of Cedar Knoll Middle School with some help from his older sister Haddie. He is often shown to get along well with and prefer to be with his cousin Amber rather than his sister Haddie because Amber, given her own personal struggles, has a greater understanding of his condition. Max develops a mentor relationship with Hank Rizzoli, developing an interest in photography. Hank and Max connect as they both deal with the struggles of living with Asperger's Syndrome. Max find success in photography and sees it as a future career. Max struggles with mainstream middle school. During an overnight school trip, other students bully him and Adam and Kristina need to take him home early. In response, Kristina creates a charter school, Chambers Academy, for students with learning difficulties who do not respond to general or special education settings. Max graduates from Chambers Academy in the series finale. Nora Braverman Nora Braverman Mia and Ella Allan , the youngest of Adam and Kristina's three children, was born in late 2011. Her father Adam was negotiating a huge business deal at the time of her birth and was unable to get phone signal coverage; as a result, his brother, Crosby, helped Adam's wife deliver the child. Sarah Braverman Sarah Tracey Braverman , age 38 at the beginning of the series, is the second child and oldest daughter. She and her two children Amber and Drew move back into her parents' house in the pilot episode because of her financial situation. At the show's beginning, it is established that she had previously worked as a bartender for over ten years and as a graphic artist for local bands, including her ex-husband's. She is divorced from her rocker husband Seth , who appears to have been a very poor father figure to their children due to his drug use, alcoholism, and touring schedule. They were married for 12 years. After she fails to obtain a job with a design company due to her lack of a college degree, Sarah once again takes a bartending job. However, she soon begins an internship position at the same company where her older brother, Adam, works. She starts dating her boss despite her brother's disapproval. However, she eventually leaves him when she finds out that he sold the company without the knowledge of its employees. One night, she writes a play which her father passes to his friend, who is well-connected in Broadway. Her play is later produced. She turns 40 in the second season, which means she had her 17-year-old daughter, Amber, when she was 23 and Drew when she was 25. Sarah re-kindles her relationship with Mark Cyr, who is 12 years her junior, after revealing to Amber that she is falling in love with him. In the last episode of season three, Mark proposes to Sarah and we find out in the first episode of the fourth season that she accepted. Sarah goes to work for photographer Hank Rizzoli. This happens after Sarah puts her job before Mark when she turned down going to a wedding with him so she could accompany her boss to a photography job in Los Angeles. In season five she becomes a supervisor of an apartment building before becoming Hank's photography partner full-time. Hank and Sarah marry in the series finale. Hank Rizzoli Hank Rizzoli is a who is hired by the Braverman family for a family picture in season four. Sarah ultimately becomes Hank's assistant. While at first he disliked Sarah, the two begin a relationship that has problems as Sarah still has feelings for Mark Cyr. In season five, Hank begins a mentor-mentee relationship with Max and teaches him about photography. After spending time with Max, and reading a book Adam lent him after one of Max's outbursts , Hank begins to realize that he shares many social qualities with Max and that he may have himself. Hank has a daughter, Ruby, from his previous marriage. When Amber is upset because Ryan York, her ex-fiancé, is involved in an accident, Hank offers to drive Amber the long distance to see Ryan. In season six, after Sarah and Hank move in together, Hank begins to bond with Amber and Drew. He helps Amber assemble her crib and asks Drew to be his best man. Hank and Sarah marry in the series finale. Amber Holt Amber Holt , age 16 at the beginning of the series, is Sarah's rebellious, willful, and not very studious daughter who is seeking direction in life. She resents her move from Fresno, particularly after her mother thwarts her efforts to stay by moving in with her boyfriend. She resents her father's drug use and abandonment more than her brother because she claims that she can remember the hard times better than he can. At one point, she and her mother and brother were living in a motel together to be away from their father. She shows musical inclination and is a talented guitar player and songwriter. Towards the end of the second season, despite receiving a 2250 on her SATs and having a successful interview with a Berkeley alumna, Amber learns that she has been rejected from both colleges she applied to and has to decide what to do with her life. Following a path of drinking and drug abuse with her new friend, Gary a coworker at Julia's law firm, where Amber briefly worked , the couple is violently T-boned by an SUV. Amber is critically injured, but recovers and decides to start over. She then moves out of her grandparents' house and into her own apartment, but her relationships with her family, in particular her mother, remain intact. In season three, she works at a coffee shop before her aunt Kristina offers her an assistant position for Bob Little's campaign. Amber then gets a promotion to be Bob Little's assistant, but then has a fling with him; Kristina finds out, and is disappointed with her and loses trust in Bob Little. In season four, she starts working as a receptionist at the Luncheonette, her uncles' recording studio. At Victor Graham's baseball game she meets Ryan York, a young veteran. The two start in a relationship and are shown to be fairly steady for several episodes. However, after a heated argument about his drinking habits and poor decision-making, Amber breaks up with Ryan because he reminded her too much of her own father, who abandoned her family prior to the series. The two reconciled in the fourth season finale and were shown to be very happy. In the first episode of season five, Ryan proposes to Amber after he returns from a third tour of duty in Afghanistan. She accepts the proposal. He buys her a very expensive engagement ring that she is uncomfortable accepting as he used all his money from the army to purchase it. This leads to tension between the couple. Ryan becomes upset when he feels as though a member of the band that The Luncheonette is recording is flirting with Amber and when he picks her up from a bar, he gets into a fight with one of the guys, leading to him being arrested. The band decides not to press charges, but Amber isn't sure where their relationship stands, especially after Crosby and Adam ask that Ryan not come around the Luncheonette for a while. After a talk with her grandfather, she tells Ryan that she loves him and wants to work through things and have a family with him. However, he tells her that he has reenlisted in the army. He ends their engagement, which leads to Amber going on a bender. One night she ends up at a bar that her father works at. After getting into an altercation with a man at the bar, she vents her frustrations at her father who prevents her from driving home , claiming she is like him; however, she stays the night at her father's place and reconnects with him; he says she's not like him but is like her mother. Ryan later gets hurt and is discharged, and Amber goes to visit him in the hospital, but Ryan's mother shows up and insists he return to Wyoming. Later, Amber finds out she is pregnant with Ryan's child. However, she exhibits a strong want to raise the child on her own without his help especially after talking with Drew, who drove her to Wyoming so she could give the news to Ryan, and refused to leave her there. In the penultimate episode of the series, Amber gives birth to a son, whom she names Ezekiel Zeek after her grandfather. Because she is struggling in her small apartment, Zeek and Camille invite Amber and her baby to move in with them, to which she happily agrees. After an undisclosed amount of time, Amber is now married to a man with a daughter of his own, while Ryan remains a part of his son's life. He is characterized as sensitive and longs for a male role model. Brief glimpses of Seth Drew's absentee father and statements by Sarah indicate that Drew has suffered much disappointment at the hands of his dad. As a result, he has become sullen and withdrawn. Drew regularly seeks romantic advice from the male figures in his life, Zeek and Adam. Drew plays baseball in the first two seasons, with Adam's help, and shows Max how to catch a fly ball. During the third season, Drew develops a relationship with Amy, a girl introduced to him by his grandfather during a yard sale. The relationship with his new girlfriend, Amy, helps him to become less aloof and break the shell of his social inhibitions. He is shown having trouble adjusting to his mother's relationship with Mark Cyr, a teacher at his high school. In the season three finale, Drew and Amy sleep together for the first time, while his family celebrates Crosby and Jasmine's wedding outside. During the beginning of the fourth season, Amy breaks up with Drew after meeting someone else over the summer. They try to stay friends, but later get back together after Amy learns of his aunt's cancer. They are caught having sex by Mark, who tells Drew's mother. Amy eventually ends up pregnant. She, however, has an abortion and decides it is best for her to stay single. At the end of season four, Drew is accepted into the. At the beginning of season five, Drew is having problems with his roommate Berto because he is constantly kicking Drew out of their dorm so he can hookup with girls. Drew begins a friends with benefits relationship with a girl on his floor named Natalie. He talks to her about them becoming a couple, which she doesn't want to do. Drew's high school girlfriend, Amy, shows up at his dorm room door, and stays for a few weeks, admitting that she hates and is having a hard time. When Amy shows up, Natalie shows that she's jealous of their relationship. After Amy leaves, Drew avoids Natalie and Berto for a while when he finds they hooked up, and Drew stays at Amber's on the couch for a while. Eventually Drew returns to campus, voices his issues with Berto per Berto's suggestion , and Drew and Natalie get back together. At the end of the school year, Natalie returns to and Drew soon follows in the his grandfather gives him. In season six, Drew drives Amber to Wyoming so she can share her news of her pregnancy with Ryan, but Drew prevents her from staying with Ryan. Drew chooses economics as a major, feeling that he needs to make money to support Amber. Drew connects with Hank, who chooses Drew to be his best man at Hank's wedding with his mother. He is born at the end of season 6 and is named after his great-grandfather. Julia Braverman-Graham Julia Braverman-Graham is Sydney and Victor's mother, Joel's wife, and Zeek and Camille's fourth and youngest child and second daughter. She is a lawyer at a top corporate firm while her husband, Joel, supports her ambitions by serving as a to their daughter. Julia is sometimes competitive and it is difficult for her to let go and relax. Julia's go-getting personality and by-the-book approach is the opposite of her sister Sarah's, but they turn to one another for support. During the second season, Joel and Julia are celebrating their eight-year anniversary. After unsuccessfully trying to conceive a second child, Julia is told she has scarring in her uterus and that it will be extremely difficult for her to conceive again. Julia and Joel have decided to adopt a young boy named Victor. During the fourth season, after missing Sydney's dance recital and Victor's first baseball game, as well as a discovery deadline for the law firm a costly mistake for the firm , she quits her job at the firm. She then attempts to become a stay-at-home mom while Joel goes back to work. In season five, Julia begins to struggle with staying at home and feeling out of place. She begins a friendship with Ed, a dad at her children's school, and it begins to turn into an emotional affair. Eventually she sees the dangers and goes to break it off, but instead they kiss. Later in the season, after separating with Joel over her relationship with Ed, Julia has a one-night stand with Mr. Knight, the headmaster of Adam and Kristina's charter school which Julia helped them get approval for. In the final season, Julia has a relationship with Chris, whom she used to date in college, and she works at the law firm where Chris works. But their relationship suffers because she cannot cut ties with Joel. Julia and Joel are able to work things out and mend their relationship and are surprised to learn that Victor's birth mother has given birth to a baby girl and offers Julia and Joel the chance to adopt her. After an undisclosed amount of time, it is revealed that not long after adopting Victor's sister, Julia gave birth to a son. They are all seen celebrating Christmas together as one big, happy family. Joel Graham Joel Graham is Julia's husband and Sydney and Victor's father. He is a stay-at-home father, and is popular among the stay-at-home mothers in their social circle at Sydney's school, a fact which sometimes puts strains on his marriage. He is shown to be very capable domestically and hosts a regular playdate that is very popular. Though he's 100% committed to the job of raising his daughter, he sometimes finds himself starved for adult interaction. He is a licensed contractor and he and Julia agreed that he would stay home with Sydney after he couldn't afford to keep paying his crew. In season two, it is revealed that his mother died when he was younger, something that affects his faith and belief in an afterlife. In the season finale of season 3, Julia and Joel adopted a young boy named Victor. In season 4, Julia becomes a stay-at-home mom while Joel returns to work as a contractor. In season 5, Joel moves into his own apartment because he can't cope with her emotional affair with Ed, a parent Julia volunteers with at the school, which leads to him kissing her although in season one, Joel revealed that Rachel, a parent Joel spent a lot of time working with, whose daughter Harmony was Sydney's best friend, kissed him. It is also revealed during their separation that his father cheated on his mother, which may be the reason why Julia's behavior is affecting him so much. In the final season, Joel and Julia are able to mend their broken relationship and adopt another baby. Soon after, it is revealed that Julia has given birth to a son. Sydney Graham Sydney Graham Savannah Paige Rae is Julia and Joel's daughter, and is five years old in the first season. She has been identified as being. In the fourth season, she begins to have jealous feelings towards her new brother, Victor, when she feels that he is getting more attention from their parents. He is introduced at the end of the Season 3 finale. He is cold towards his new family at first, and does not listen to either of his parents. Victor begins to warm up to them in the fourth season, by joining a baseball team and playing catch with Joel, as well as baking cookies with Julia. However, after an argument with Sydney, he purposely throws a baseball bat through a window, nearly hitting his sister. This prompts Julia to reconsider going through with the adoption, much to Joel's dismay. But they do finalize the adoption later. Victor struggles in school, eventually being put back a grade. When Joel and Julia separate, he blames himself. In the final episode, Joel and Julia adopt Victor's biological sister. Crosby Braverman Crosby Braverman is 32 years old at the beginning of the series, unmarried, third child and second son. He works as a small-time record producer. When the show opens, his longtime girlfriend, Katie, is pressuring him to settle down and start a family, an idea he is resistant to. Unexpectedly, his former lover, Jasmine, introduces Crosby to his five-year-old son, Jabbar, in the pilot episode. He tells Jasmine and upon hearing the news, she leaves him. Crosby begs for Jasmine's forgiveness, but towards the end of the second season, Jasmine tells him she doesn't think she can forgive him for cheating on her and she has decided to move on. Crosby is determined to get her back. In the season 2 finale Crosby tells Jasmine that he is done pursuing her if she truly feels that this was the end of their relationship. Seeing this as a mature sign she comes back to visit Crosby and his new house. At the end of season 3, Crosby and Jasmine get married. He and his brother, Adam, run the Luncheonette, a recording studio. Jasmine Trussell Braverman Jasmine Trussell is a dancer, the mother of Crosby's son Jabbar, and Crosby's eventual wife. After several attempts to contact Crosby, she kept Jabbar a secret from him until Jabbar was five years old, and wanted to meet his dad. She lies to her own family about Crosby abandoning her and Jabbar for that time period, as well, because her own father disappeared on her family when she was only four years old. She is very close with her mother, Renee, and her brother, Sekou. She breaks up with Crosby when he cheats on her with Gaby, behavioural aide to his nephew, Max. In the season two finale, it appeared that she and Crosby might reconcile, however, they did not. She subsequently dates her son's pediatrician, Dr. She appears jealous when Crosby is in a relationship with a cellist from the Luncheonette. In the season three finale, she marries Crosby. By the end of season four, Jasmine reveals that she is pregnant with her and Crosby's second child, a daughter named Aida, who is born at the start of season five. In the series finale she is shown pregnant with another child. Jabbar Trussell Braverman Jabbar Trussell Tyree Brown is Jasmine and Crosby's son. He is five years old during the show's first season. He is recurring in season one, but is promoted to a regular role for all subsequent seasons. Aida Braverman Aida is Crosby and Jasmine's second child who was born at the start of season five. Pelikan Recurring Guest Recurring Jim Kazinsky Recurring Eduardo Rioseco Damien Recurring Phil Abrams Phil Lessing Recurring Guest Suze Lessing Recurring Guest Nicholas Lobue Noel Lessing Recurring Mark Cyr Recurring Guest Recurring Guest Gaby Guest Recurring Steve Williams Recurring Renee Trussell Guest Recurring Guest Recurring Guest Gordon Flint Recurring Mike Recurring Alex Recurring Cory Smith Recurring Gilliam T. Blount Recurring Zoe DeHaven Recurring Amy Ellis Recurring Dr. He is constantly disappointing his kids for different reasons: Amber hates him and doesn't want him around at all, making sure to insult him whenever he does try to visit, and Drew misses him and wishes he would be around more for them. He does appear in a deleted scene from the series finale where he meets his grandchild and is emotional over it. Racquel had attempted to kiss Joel in the past, but Joel turned her down. She has one daughter, Harmony, who was best friends with Joel and Julia's daughter, Sydney. In order for both of their daughters to continue their close relationship, Joel overlooks the situation and pretends the kiss never happened. She was unaware of Jasmine and Jabbar until the fifth episode. She ended her relationship with Crosby after he revealed his secret about having a son. Although she was upset that he had been secretly spending time with Jabbar for a month and a half, she was more hurt that he did not introduce Jabbar to her when they met at the recording studio. Pelikan is the doctor that diagnosed Max Braverman with and is giving the family guidance on coping with his condition. Kristina refers Julia to Dr. Pelikan when Julia thinks her daughter may also have Asperger's Syndrome. Pelikan tells Julia that Sydney is gifted and acts out because she is simply bored. In season 5, Hank Rizzoli sees Dr. Pelikan when Hank suspects he has Asperger's Syndrome. Julia sets them up on a date in the series premiere. They have on brief on again, off again relationship in season 1. Although Jim works as a coffee house barista, he is also a well known poetry writer. He briefly comes to Berkeley to see Amber, despite the fact that Sarah and Zeek dislike him. Amber eventually tells Damien to return to Fresno. Mark helped Amber study for the SAT after school hours; Amber likely had a crush on Mr. Cyr, so Sarah decided to postpone her relationship with him because it hurt Amber's feelings, and Sarah wanted to focus on her family. Sarah and Mark restart their relationship after Sarah asked Mark to read a story she wrote which Mark said was a play that needed an Act II. Later in season 4, he decides to fight for her, but she decides to try to make it work with Hank. Sarah and Mark meet and talk on friendly terms at various times thereafter. Kristina is initially threatened by Gaby's ability to get through to Max. However, Kristina eventually confides in Gaby after having a breakdown. Adam finds Gaby partying at a Mexican restaurant and taking many shots of tequila; he is amazed that Gaby shows up to work the next day without a hair out of place. She befriends Crosby, and ends up sleeping with him; in the aftermath, she quits her job as Max's behavioral aide. However, she comes back to talk to Kristina about helping Max, where the two women aren't exactly friendly but do part on civil terms. His affections for Amber afterwards caused tensions between Amber and Haddie who get in a fight , and other members of the family. His dad has MS, and he confided in Amber for the first time about his father's condition. He revealed to Amber's mother and uncle about his love for Amber after she ran away. Jabbar stays with Renee while Jasmine is performing with the dancing troupe. She is very cold and mean towards Crosby and doesn't think he can live up to his promises. Crosby retaliates by telling her that he is not a pushover and that he will be for Jasmine and Jabbar. Renee smiles and congratulates Crosby on his mature behavior. Renee and her son Sekou walk Jasmine down the aisle at her wedding with Crosby. Renee lives with Crosby, Jasmine, and Jabbar briefly when she loses her job, but moves out after a disagreement on how they discipline Jabbar. Renee insists that baby Aida should be baptized, and holds a baptism brunch at her place. When Sarah became an intern at Adam's company, she and Gordon became romantically involved, which caused friction between Adam and Sarah. Gordon is invited by Sarah to the Braverman Thanksgiving dinner, but that morning, when telling Adam he sold the company, Adam asks him not to come to the dinner. Gordon comes anyway, and at the football game that afternoon, tensions between Adam and Gordon come to a head. Mike recommends a band for Sarah to take Amber and Kelsey to see, at a club where Mike knows the man at the door. He is a recovering alcoholic and three years older than Haddie, so Haddie's parents initially disapprove of the relationship. His youth and radical approach to business are disconcerting to Adam. One Sunday Adam comes in to work, and Cory is smoking with friends and listening to loud music. One day Sarah is turned down for a raise by Cory, who suggests Sarah find work that she wants to do, so Sarah quits her internship. Another weekend Cory offers Adam an and explains his idea for the shoe company; Adam thinks he understands, but is unaware that he ingested until afterwards when Crosby notices it. Adam after a night at the hospital because of Amber's accident gets mad at Cory, and Cory later thinks Adam's not happy there, is hurt that Adam's not in agreement with him, and fires Adam. Blount is a former Broadway producer who served in Vietnam, where Zeek saved his life. He helps Sarah with her play and produces it in season 2. However, after the baby was born, she decided to keep him. He asks her and Jabbar to move in with him, but she reconciles with and marries Crosby instead. She is passionate about music and dresses provocatively; she is also shown to be a gifted pianist. She kissed Adam, but fears for her job after Adam tells Kristina about it. Kristina resolves the situation by telling Rachel not to ever let it happen again, to which Rachel agrees. Kristina Braverman works on his city council campaign, and runs against him for mayor. In season 3, Bob has a brief fling with Amber, who had been promoted from Kristina's assistant to Bob Little's assistant. Kristina catches them together and thus loses trust in him. Bob Little loses the city council election. Kristina is invited to run Bob Little's mayoral campaign, but decides instead to run against him. Although he runs a smear campaign, Kristina decides not to resort to such tactics. He wins the mayoral election by 2 points approximately 900 votes. Late in season 5, Kristina is able to get Mayor Bob Little to lease her a building for Chambers Academy, the school she decides to open. Crosby, Jabbar, Jasmine, and Dr. Joe attend her performance at the park. Crosby allows Lily to use the extra studio to practice after hours. Ryan is generally a good-natured guy with a good work ethic, but he often struggles with civilian life, sometimes takes anxiety medication, and sometimes violently assaults people. He becomes the biological father of Amber's child, whom he is shown visiting in the series finale. Gwen suffers a relapse of cancer and dies around the end of season 5. He has his own band called Ashes of Rome. He is often egotistical and hotheaded. Carl and Sarah have a brief relationship. Their friendship starts to turn into an emotional affair that starts to get complicated when Ed kisses Julia, causing Joel to leave her. Drew often has issues with Berto over boundaries and the door being locked at one point, prompting an intervention by Ryan and Amber , and that Berto slept with Natalie while Amy was visiting Drew. They dated in law school, and got back in a romantic relationship, until she reconciles with Joel. Before Julia and Joel reconcile, though, Adam recruits Chris for a basketball game during a family picnic where Chris only came to have Julia sign a paper; Joel is mad because she introduced him to the kids. Leland Gordon is the physician who performs heart surgery on Zeek, and sees him when Zeek has a second cardiac episode. Max becomes romantically interested in her, but she does not reciprocate the feelings that Max has. He is in the culinary arts class, where students are always warning Adam Braverman who teaches the class when Aaron has matches or a knife. Max catches Aaron and Dylan in the kitchen kissing, asks Headmaster Braverman his mom to expel him, and when she doesn't, he distributes flyers to the students about why Aaron Brownstein should be expelled, leading to a fight between Aaron and Max. During Career Week, Edgar asks Adam Braverman to mentor him on how to be a French chef. Archived from on 2011-03-04. Archived from on 2011-10-01. Archived from on 2011-06-05. 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