The Fosters

Jesus' Trauma, Jude's Rebellion And More Season 4b Scoop

... a teenager last season. How much worse is his rebellion going to get. He’s being more of a typical teenager and fighting back and getting into trouble. He’s not supposed to be seeing Noah, but in the finale, he does. He definitely pursues him and continues with that relationship, which is evolving. They’re two young boys, and we’re going to get into some interesting issues about sex education for the LGBT community in schools. They don’t have that. So where do kids go to learn about gay sex and about what they should be wary of or looking for? That’s going to be an interesting arc between those two boys: What are you ready for. TVLINE | I was assured by executive producer Peter Paige that Lena and Stef are in a good place , but this is a TV show. So what might they be facing in the new season, either individually or as a couple. They’re going to be dealing with a kid who is recovering from a serious injury, and that always puts stress on a marriage but also brings them closer together. Stef starts to consider [becoming] a detective instead of a beat cop. The hours are more when you’re a detective, and they’re ...

Mariana To Be Blamed For Jesus' Condition; What Will Happen To Her Twin Brother

... Jesus trying to come to the rescue of his sister. Jesus and Nick then figured in a fight and the latter lands a punch on Jesus face causing him to lose consciousness because of his previous brain injury. Fans expect that the recovery of Jesus will be a long process because even the cast of "The Fosters" are devastated with the storyline. Sherri Saum, who plays Lena, claimed that one of the scariest thing in this world for parents is the thought of losing a child. Air date and plot details. Set to come back this coming January 31, "The Fosters" Season 4 is set to focus on what will happen to Jesus. TV Fanatic  said fans should also not forget that Callie was inside a vehicle of a possible murder suspect in Mrs. Johnson's slay. Brandon's dreams were also crushed after finding out that he is not Juilliard-bound. ...

Aj To Give Callie An Ultimatum

... Williamson) are going to face big challenges in their relationship in the upcoming second half of the current season of "The Fosters.". Facebook/The Fosters TVAJ will have issues with Callie in the upcoming episode of "The Fosters.". Executive producer Joanna Johnson recently told TVLine  that the couple will encounter problems that will test their love for each other. One of them will still be about Callie's friendship with Aaron (Elliot Fletcher). AJ is sure that the other guy wants to take his girlfriend away from him, and it does not help that she refuses to avoid him. Aaron has been with Callie at her lowest point and she will always be grateful for his support. She knows that he likes her more than he should, but she does not have the heart to hurt him. As seen on a  sneak peek , AJ has reasons to be ...

The Fosters’ E.p. On Why Her Modern Family Drama Is ‘not Just A Teen Show

... all of its complications and emotions, lends itself to very interesting storytelling.”. While the series addressed a lot of hot topic issues, Johnson says that the initial intent of The Fosters wasn’t to be a socially conscious show. “We’re exploring topical matters that have evolved organically out of this family that we’ve created with two moms, adopted and foster kids and it’s a multiracial family as well. We’re just telling stories about this family and all of the things that they face just in being a family. If we’re really a socially conscious show, we didn’t set out to be that, we just became that.”. Because the centerpiece of the series is a lesbian couple, Johnson knew that there would be pushback from some entities, but she says that this doesn’t change the writing process in the least. “We just concentrate on telling the story. If people say negative things we just ignore it. We’re just trying to entertain, but part of that is to provoke thought and conversation. If we do that, then we’ve done our job very well.”. As a ...

Gavin Macintosh Reveals The Meaning Behind His New Tattoo

... design was. In response, the 17-year-old actor posted a close-up photo that shows off the design better, and shared a little bit more about the story behind the art. "Since you all were asking - Here's my tat🕉 Hah Taew -5 Lines," Gavin posted in his Instagram caption, explaining the photo. The 5-Line Hah Taew is a Thai Sak Yant tattoo, where each line holds a different meaning and blessing. According to a Sak Yant Tattoo site. The first row prevents unjust punishment and leans in your favour when the area is grey, cleans out unwanted spirits and protects the place you live in. The second row reverses and protects against bad horoscope constellations and bad fortune. The third row protects you from the use of black magic and anyone who tries to put a curse on you. The fourth row energizes your ...

Callie, Aj To Face Big Issues In Their Relationship; Will They Break Up

... hit Freeform TV series, AJ already had some insecurities over Callie’s closeness with Aaron (Elliot Fletcher ). He also expressed his concerns over Callie’s past with Brandon (David Lambert). In the second half of Season 4, Aaron will continue to play a huge role in Callie’s life, and this will continue to threaten AJ’s relationship with his girlfriend. While speaking with TV Line , executive producer Joanna Johnson added that Callie’s obsession with bringing Kyle to justice will also put her relationship with AJ at risk. However, this does not mean that a new love interest will be introduced in the upcoming episodes. After all, episode 11 alone will be full of major twists, so there’s really no room for a new love interest for Callie at the moment. Related Stories. ‘The Fosters’ Season 4, Episode 11 Promo Teases Callie’s Stint In Prison. In “ Insult to Injury ,” Callie will be involved in a serious car accident. While this is happening, Jesus (Noah ...

Jesus Isn't Out Of The Woods Yet

... and reformed. In this post-Trump-elected world, we also continue to emphasize the importance of all families, no matter the shape, size and make up. In the sixth episode of the season, Stef makes a big and beautiful speech about the love between her and Lena - and the great love they feel for their family. So much of us now have this great fear that the rights we have worked so hard for over the last several decades might be taken away from us because of the incoming President-elect and his cabinet made up of mostly rich white men. But in a tearful speech to Lena, Stef promises that no one, no law, no political movement will ever tear their love for each other or their family apart. They are here to stay, dammit. The Fosters' Cierra Ramirez: Jesus' collapse is "all Mariana's fault". What are you most excited for fans to see this season. Bredeweg: Every episode just ...

The Fosters Recap

... the situation has only gotten worse for our Adams Foster family. Like, real worse. Like, Jesus 2 has so much brain swelling after that swift punch to his already damaged head that he has to be put into a medically induced coma. The #Not My Jesus 2 movement has never been more necessary. But never fear! Our fierce, loving, always-know-what-to-do mamas are around to hold our hands and tell us that Jesus will be just fine. Actually, never mind. It turns out Stef and Lena are just as scared about what’s happening to Jesus as the rest of us are. When those two are crying or praying or saying things like, “I just want our boy back,” you know things are bad. As the mamas tell the rest of the clan, all we can do is wait. Jesus has a bolt in his skull to monitor the swelling, and the doctors can’t really say when exactly he’ll wake up. Even when he does, it will be a long battle back to normal for a guy who was just looking to protect his sister. He could wake up with brain damage that causes learning disabilities. He might need to learn how to walk and talk again. He could even have severe personality changes. My guess is it’ll be that last one because as it stands now, the ...

Jesus Isn't Out Of The Woods Yet

... They also rally around their daughter Mariana to figure out how they can best help her through this struggle and abuse of ADD meds. Let's add on top of that, the fact that Mariana feels guilt-ridden because her actions led to Jesus' fight for life and we are left with an intense first half of our season. After some struggle, Mariana finally admits to using the meds to cope with the stresses of young adulthood, and she also admits that she might need some outside help to deal with what she's been feeling. And so our moms will help their daughter get that help. The Fosters Mega Buzz: Nick's "shocking behavior" continues. We also left Callie in a very dangerous situation. What can you say about how she gets out of that and where that leads and what effect that will have on her for the start of the season? Bradley Bredeweg: The Winter Season picks up immediately after the dramatic cliffhanger Summer finale where we find Callie still in the car with Troy, who she fears is the real killer of Martha Johnson. She does't get out of this situation very ...

Kalama Epstein On The Emotional Winter Premiere And Future Of Joah

... to chat with Kalama Epstein, who stars as the lovable and mischievous pastor's son, and Jude's new beau, Noah. He couldn't reveal too much, but he could tease us a bit on where Jude is during the premiere and about what to expect from Joah this season. He also talks about his favorite shows and movies, what attracted him to the role of Noah, and more. Check out our interview below. So I’ll start off with, how much can you tell us about the premiere without getting into any type of trouble. Kalama Epstein: What I can tell you…we released one scene, so as people know so far. The season with me starts off with, Jude and Noah’s storyline…we may or may not sneak onto a boat. We may or may not light a doobie. We may or may not get high. Who knows? Who can tell? I don’t want to spoil anything else, because it gets really fun in that episode. But yeah, Noah and Jude are getting a little bit mischievous. I do like Noah, and he’s good for Jude in a lot of ways, but he does seem to get Jude into a ...