Ep 1. Things Unknown
- TV14
- June 16, 2014
- 41 min
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8.2 (266)
In season 2 of The Fosters, we are introduced to the episode "Things Unknown." The season kicks off with a bang as the family comes together to celebrate Stef and Lena's anniversary. But as the night progresses, tensions rise and secrets are uncovered.
In this episode, we see each member of the Foster family dealing with their own inner turmoil. Callie struggles with the aftermath of her actions from the previous season, while Jude begins to question his own identity. Mariana faces new challenges as she enters high school, and Jesus tries to keep his temper under control after being suspended.
Amidst all of this, Stef and Lena must navigate their own issues as a couple. They find themselves at odds over whether or not to invite Stef's estranged father to the anniversary party, and tensions continue to rise as they try to balance their personal and professional lives.
As the night wears on, secrets begin to emerge. One family member has been keeping a secret that threatens to tear the family apart, and another must confront the consequences of their actions. These revelations create a sense of tension and unease amongst the family, as they struggle to come to terms with the changes that are occurring in their lives.
Despite all of this, the episode ends on a hopeful note. The Fosters come together to support one another, and it becomes clear that they will continue to face the challenges of life as a family. The episode sets the tone for the rest of the season, showing that while the road ahead may be difficult, the Fosters will always have each other to rely on.
"Things Unknown" is a powerful start to season 2 of The Fosters, as it showcases the complexities of family life and the challenges that come with it. It's clear that the writers are committed to exploring the issues faced by modern families, and the result is a show that is both thought-provoking and emotionally impactful. This episode is a must-watch for fans of the series and anyone who is looking for a relatable and engaging portrayal of family life on TV.
