'Parenthood Season 6' Review: Zeek Seems To Be More Encouraged To Get Up And Keep Moving

By Chris John Espinueva Oct 19, 2014 12:02 PM EDT

Parenthood Season 6 Review: Zeek Seems To Be More Encouraged To Get Up And Keep Moving

As a comedy drama, "Parenthood" is well-loved by many viewers and the high viewership leads to the creation of the sixth season.

"Parenthood" follows the story of a huge and imperfect family as they deal with all the challenges of raising kids and starting over after some obstacles. This is actually based on a hit and popular film in 1989. NBC aired the first episode of "Parenthood Season 6" on Sept. 25.

It was a lot of fun watching the last episode where you see the cast engage in an exciting ice tea relay. It is so cute to watch Jabbar enthusiastically get a glass of iced tea as well as its almost endless epic movie marathon of John Wayne's movies. Unfortunately, this was not enough to entertain Zeek from the very blatant fear he was feeling with as he is still recovering from his surgery.

In the real "Parenthood" tradition, some Braverman family members failed in their attempt to get Zeek up and moving. Even if they all ended up sitting on the couch and watch John Wayne movies, there are still enjoyable exchanges. Jasmine's scenes are great, but many fans felt that she has limited appearances. But this scenario is totally acceptable because the cast is huge.

Kristina's character is really interesting. It is palpable that Kristina will send the message to Zeek. It was a wise move for the writers to pick her to reach out to Zeek by his own way. It is nice to see both characters take a walk. At this moment, everything seems alright and Zeek seems to be more encouraged to get up and keep moving.

On the other hand, Crosby is still stumbling. For him, his struggles are related to his ideas about morality. At the Luncheonette, he was doing work well for two individuals since Adam has unsuspectingly become a full-time staff member of the Chambers Academy. The great amount of stress is relatively unsettling. It is good to see him settle the issue in silence.

"Parenthood" continues to provide its viewers' great reason to stay at home, sit beside each other and watch TV comfortably.