
Jeff Garlin’s Character Is Killed Off in ‘The Goldbergs,’ TV Show Feels Like ‘Enormous Reboot’
The Goldbergs season 10 picks up months after Murray’s lack of life, ‘seems to be like like an infinite reboot’

The “Curb Your Enthusiasm” actor was accused of misconduct and perpetuating a poisonous office setting.
If you thought Beverly Goldberg was the smother of all smothers, merely wait till she’s a grandsmother.
The ABC comedy The Goldbergs — which kicks off its tenth season on Sept. 21 — is welcoming a mannequin new member this season, when newlyweds Erica (Hayley Orrantia) and Geoff (Sam Lerner) have their first little one. But the glad occasion comes with combined feelings, because of the Goldbergs are furthermore getting used to a world with out patriarch Murray (Jeff Garlin), who might need already died when the season begins.
“This goes to be a household that has not reconciled the fact that their father’s gone nonetheless has sort of moved on and has handled fairly just a few that,” co-showrunner Alex Barnow tells EW of the choice to kill off the character carried out by Garlin, who left the present in late 2021 after complaints about his conduct on set. “So we’re beginning with optimism just some child coming and searching ahead to the long run. It’s an opportunity for this fascinating emotional foundation for top-of-the-line methods individuals are behaving.”
Adds co-showrunner Chris Bishop: “It truthfully seems to be like like an infinite reboot for us. So we have now tons of momentum rolling into this new season.”

While various that pertains to the mannequin new child, in precise truth, and the best way during which Wendi McLendon-Covey’s Beverly and Erica butt heads all by means of her being pregnant and when the child arrives, Murray’s lack of life furthermore brings the household collectively, which suggests we’ll see additional of his dad, Pop-Pop (Judd Hirsch). And then there is a main buyer star: quintessential Nineteen Eighties star David Hasselhoff, who EW has a predominant check out beneath.
Read on for these photographs, together with Barnow and Bishop’s chat with EW concerning the brand new season of the comedy.
