Ep 14. You've Got Mold

In this episode of Parenthood, titled "You've Got Mold," the Braverman family faces yet another obstacle when their home is found to have a potentially dangerous mold problem. As they cope with the ramifications of this discovery and the stress that comes with it, each member of the family deals with their own personal struggles.

For Adam (played by Peter Krause), the possible health risks associated with the mold become a major source of anxiety. As a result, he becomes obsessed with finding a solution and making sure his family is safe. This puts a strain on his relationship with his wife, Kristina (played by Monica Potter), as well as his sister, Sarah (played by Lauren Graham), who feels like he's taking over her house and her life.

Meanwhile, Julia (played by Erika Christensen) is still struggling to come to terms with her infertility. As she watches her friends and family members have children, she can't help but feel like something is wrong with her. This episode sees her trying to find solace in her work, throwing herself into a high-pressure case at the law firm where she works.

Elsewhere, Crosby (played by Dax Shepard) is trying to figure out what his next move is now that the Luncheonette has gone under. After an awkward encounter with his ex-girlfriend, Jasmine (played by Joy Bryant), he begins to reconsider his life choices and what he really wants out of his career and relationships.

And finally, Zeek (played by Craig T. Nelson) and Camille (played by Bonnie Bedelia) are dealing with their own set of issues as they try to adjust to Camille's newfound independence. After years of putting her own needs aside for the sake of her family, Camille has decided to start taking painting classes and exploring her creative side. This puts a strain on her marriage, as Zeek struggles to understand this new side of his wife.

As the Bravermans navigate these individual challenges, they also come together to tackle the mold problem in their home. Through it all, they lean on each other for support and continue to grow as a family.

"You've Got Mold" is an emotional episode that touches on a variety of relatable themes, including health scares, career uncertainty, and the struggle to balance personal fulfillment with family obligations. As always, the talented cast delivers standout performances that make the Braverman family feel like a real and dynamic group of people.