This little family-centric comedy just keeps getting better and better as the kids grow up and the stories get a bit more complicated. From Axl's misadventures in college in past seasons, we now see him embarking on a more serious relationship, figuring out that his siblings are actually human beings, and actually contemplating life outside his own needs. Brick's quirks are still there, but he's growing into them with a bit of style! And Sue - to my mind, Ms. Sher is by far the best young comedian on TV - is still indomitable, upbeat and completely engaging. The purple glitter glue and gold stars still adorn her notebook but she has faced some adult issues: falling in love; moving on from a relationship; planning her future; and never giving up on family and friends, she is growing into an amazing young woman who marches to her own brightly clad drummer. As you can tell, I love this show! This was an excellent season of transition. Such a treat, also, to see the depiction of a working-class family, often struggling to make ends meet, but never giving up on one another. Highly recommended.

Very funny and entertaining television show to watch. Some seasons are hard to find. I am so glad busboy.com was able to have it!

My daughter loves this show! Great quality DVDs and packaging.

Great show and glad i picked this up when I did. Recommend

Just like your children it will be sad when they are all grown up. At least now the Hecks let you enjoy those college years. You know that your kids think that they are all grown up too.