The Goldbergs Season 5 Episode 19 Series 5 Episode 19

Adam Goldberg's autobiographical sitcom The Goldbergs returns with its fifth season. The show premiered on September 27, 2017, on ABC network. The show features the life of a family in the 1980s and the way they cope with societal changes and family issues. In this episode titled "Flashy Little Flashdancer," the Goldberg family members are faced with a range of embarrassing situations.

Adam is an aspiring filmmaker, and he is currently working on a script that he hopes to turn into a movie. His sister and ultimate goofball, Erica, is faced with the challenge of hunting down the perfect prom date for herself - someone who can match her level of awesomeness. Meanwhile, their brother, Barry, is struggling to fit in with the JTP (the school's infamous Jocks, Tough Guys, and Populars), who he is now the president of.

The whole episode is certainly entertaining, but one of its standout plotlines involves Adam and his movie-making ventures. His dream is to make movies the likes of Steven Spielberg or George Lucas, but before he can become the next big thing in Hollywood, Adam needs to finish writing his screenplay. While he initially dreams of making a film on the scale of Star Wars, he later realizes that his movie needs to be "small and personal" if he has any hope of getting it actually made.

As childhood struggles arise, Beverly Goldberg has a matching adult dilemma. In this episode, she's determined to win her church's bingo competition; However, she has a habit of getting too competitive, and things spiral out of control. Soon, the whole church is talking about her behavior, and Beverly must figure out a way to make things right.

One of the highlights of this particular episode is the guest appearance of famous actor, Rick Springfield. He plays the role of Erica Goldberg's drama teacher, who is coaching her for the school's upcoming performance of the Broadway musical Flashdance. However, Rick's star power and good looks seem to commandeer the show - much to Erica's chagrin.

In the end, everything comes together in delightful fashion. Adam finally completes his screenplay, Erica finds her dream prom date, Beverly manages to correct her bingo outburst, and the family settles in to watch Erica's musical performance.

In conclusion, "Flashy Little Flashdancer" is a fun, entertaining, and endearing episode of The Goldbergs, featuring awesome performances from its talented cast members. This episode answers some key questions that we have been asking for quite some time. It's a must-watch episode for fans of the show and anyone who loves sitcoms.