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This is it. The final season of Parenthood is really happening and viewers are gearing up for the last time they will see the Braverman's real life drama unfold on NBC. However, the cast has taken it amongst themselves to post adorable, funny and heartfelt photos to the show's official Instagram page.
The cast got together to take a precious selfie in celebration of their 100th episode, which was posted by Julia Braverman, AKA, Erika Christensen who just got engaged to Cyclist Cole Maness –– in real life of course.
This is how we celebrate 100 episodes! #Parenthood100 #regram via @erikachristensen
A photo posted by Parenthood (@nbcparenthood) on Nov 11, 2014 at 3:49pm PST
We may have a future Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen on our hands! Nora Braverman is played by adorable twins, Mia and Ella Allan!
Just when we thought they couldn’t get any cuter, they did! #Parenthood
A photo posted by Parenthood (@nbcparenthood) on Nov 11, 2014 at 3:21pm PST
It looks like TV brother and sister, Drew and Amber, goof around a lot on set, as actress Mae Whitman (Amber) posted a photo of the two with set birds on their heads!
Just another ordinary Monday… #Parenthood #regram via @mistergarf
A photo posted by Parenthood (@nbcparenthood) on Nov 11, 2014 at 3:09pm PST
The two stay-at-home moms on the show, Kristina Braverman (played by Monica Potter) and Jasmine (played by Joy Bryant), joke around on set.
Our new spinoff: "Sisters-In-Law, Partners-In-Crime". NBC, you listening? - @joybeezy #Parenthood
A photo posted by Parenthood (@nbcparenthood) on Oct 10, 2014 at 1:14pm PDT
Crosby Braverman (Dax Shepard) posted an awesome selfie of his TV brother and sister, Adam Braverman (Peter Krause) and Sarah Braverman (Lauren Graham) along with TV father Zeek Braverman (Craig T. Nelson) as they film their Vegas scene.
They’re baaaack! #Parenthood #TeamBraverman [Photo Credit: Dax Shepard]
A photo posted by Parenthood (@nbcparenthood) on Aug 8, 2014 at 2:03pm PDT
"That's the beauty of Parenthood," Krause said to Entertainment Tonight of the emotions behind each episode. "It helps people look at their own lives and if you cry, it means you're wired correctly. If you're wondering if you're a sociopath, you can tune into Parenthood and if you feel nothing, seek psychiatric help immediately,"
© 2024 Mstars News, All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.Filming the final scene of the season finale. #BTS #Parenthood [Photo Credit: @monicapottergram]
A photo posted by Parenthood (@nbcparenthood) on May 5, 2014 at 9:16am PDT
