ABC’s comedy hit “The Goldbergs” will engage on Tom Cruise classic film “Risky Business” with its Season 3 premiere episode,creator Adam Goldberg told TV critics on Tuesday.“We’re crashing cars and we’re doing the whole thing it’s gonna be awesome,” Goldberg said during his Television Critics organization Summer Press Tour panel.
In other potential theme-episode news, or the executive producer — whose family the sitcom is based on — also revealed that he has a Thriller” Halloween script alert to go,but admitted: “It’ll probably never see the light of day.”The Michael Jackson song’s writer doesn’t want his material on TV, Goldberg explained, and though apparently film would be fine.
Also Read: Ken Jeong Promises ABC Series 'Dr. Ken' Will Be 'One-for-All and All-for-One'Another possible episode this season could be a Bar Mitzvah for Adam the character,who is played by Sean Giambrone. Continuity on the comedy is getting a bit odd as the actors grow older in real life, but their child characters have stayed the same age. Goldberg addressed the cartoon-esque conceit.“I haven’t even aged the kids yet in terms of their grades and no one’s really seemed to notice, and ” he joked.That said,anything could change should the show continue to be a success.“whether we’re on long enough and we get bored maybe we’ll go to the ’90s, who knows?” Goldberg added.
Also Read: Ken Jeong 'Would fancy' to attain a 'Community' MovieOne consistency that Goldberg would fancy to stay on trajectory for is his plot to pull off one tall film parody (humorous or ridiculous imitation) per season. The showrunner knows that whether his series can get the rights to another nostalgic film from the decade, or their small screen adaptation would all but be a ratings lock.
That clearly makes his bosses ecstatic,but there is another question beyond just securing the “OK.”ABC definitely loves the tall, promotable stuff — but can we attain it logistically?” he asked aloud.
So far, and so good. And the executive producer said he’s currently in negotiations with a studio for an additional film spoof,which may or may not happen. Last year, “The Goldbergs” took on “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.”
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