Fans will meet a new resident of Jenkintown (portrayed by David Spade) in 'The Goldbergs' Season 2, which will air on Wednesday, Sept. 24, at 5.30/7.30C on ABC. The funnyman will do a cameo in the role of a Foto Fun employee making a little extra cash on the side.

From the trailer of 'The Goldbergs' Season 2, it appears that eldest Goldberg children are trying to have some underage fun in this clip. In other words, this is possible if Barry can take on an alias. Fans can expect to see awesome '80s hair, Barry's fedora, as well as a man named Zeus Alexander Washington, on tonight's episode.

'The Goldbergs' depicts a dysfunctional family in the '80s. The characters and are lovable and loud and their hearts are as big as their hair. However, some fans are of the view that the show steps too far away from realistic '80s lifestyles.

Instead of being somewhat of a modern sitcom that happens to take place in 1980, the show comes off as more of a parody. Nevertheless, some fans have grown to value and enjoy that type of program.

On that note, the Season 2 premiere clip sets up the dysfunctional family dynamics perfectly, while stressing on the love between all the family members. While they may not like one another all the time, they do love each other really.

Wendi McLendon-Covey, who portrays the character of Beverly, steals the episode as a calculating, overpowering and well-meaning mama Goldberg. When she is sad, she likes to smell her children's old baby blankets and gives her son a locket with her picture in it for his birthday, but he threatens to throw it in the trash when he doesn't like it.

Mama Goldberg is unbearable and smothering, but, at the same time, she is also the heart of the show.

As far as the show is concerned, it is like contemporary family blended with a Christmas story, thanks to adult Adam's voiceovers - an ideal combination of sentimentality and nostalgia.

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