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Parenthood

The entire Braverman clan gather to stand by Sarah as Amber's hospitalised following a car accident.

November 2012
Amber quits her job as her life descends into a vicious circle of destruction.
Crosby decides to try and get Jasmine back, while Adam worries about Haddie and Alex going to her prom together.
Adam and Kristina have an unexpected meeting with the principal of Max's school.
Adam and Kristina talk to Max about his Asperger's Syndrome, seeking advice from Dr Pelikan.
Crosby pays the price for his mistake while Adam gets annoyed with Alex's visits.
Kristina and Adam throw Max a birthday party hosted by Amazing Andy, a man who lives with Aspergers.
October 2012
Adam, Kristina and Haddie take steps toward reconciliation.
Adam and Kristina must face the consequences of Haddie's sudden move, while Zeek attempts to take Max camping.
Haddie is forbidden from seeing Alex after Kristina and Adam catch him sneaking around.
Adam tries to cope with the idea of a new boss but is concerned about the stability of his job.
Alex accepts Haddie's dinner invitation, only to be faced with some brutal honesty from Max when he arrives.
Adam must decide between his job and family after some bad news from Gordon.
Sarah convinces Amber to meet with an important colleague of Gordon's.
As Adam confronts a man in defence of Max, Crosby and Jasmine delve into domestic discussions.
Camille and Haddie decide to do some community service.
Zeek gets upset with Haddie, Amber and Drew when they refuse to join in with his ambitious Halloween celebrations.
Complications arise in Sarah’s burgeoning career, and Crosby and Jasmine play at being happily married.
Kristina schedules a date night with Adam, Haddie runs for student council president and Crosby learns an important lesson about fatherhood.
Kristina decides she and Adam should have a night out together, and Crosby puts partying before parenting.
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