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Jesus' TBI
posted by HermioneSTAFFMOD on February 18, 2017 at 1:39 AM
TBI is serious - at least it is in real life. My aunt suffered a TBI in a car wreck when she was in college. She had to relearn how to walk and talk, but she has permanent brain damage - impaired logic, mood swings, slurred speech, personality changes. I never got to know who she was before her accident because it was before I was born.
I doubt Jesus will be permanently altered like this. It's too bleak for a TV show, even one as heavy as The Fosters has become. I predict he will miraculously recover within a season.
Reply by Jenn
on March 1, 2017 at 5:34 PM
I'm sure he will too. Most Characters of TV shows have miracles that happen to them when some sort of tragedy strikes. I think he might be like this for the rest of this season and perhaps even into the next season. Time will tell though.
Reply by Oduntola
on March 22, 2021 at 11:46 AM
Recently found this show on Amazon and I am currently half way into season 4. After I accepted the shortcomings of this show: it has an amazing number of extraordinary coincidences and miraculous resolutions; the timeline of events is very truncated; and many legal processes are conveniently simplified; after all that I found it quite good overall. The actors are all strong, some excellent. The girl playing Mariana deserves special mention imo. The themes are also quite well handled I think. Just realistic enough to be believable and yet serious. The central thesis of a loving family of 'society's rejects' has held true so far. I like that none of the characters are 'perfect' far from it, yet it is indisputable that all the Fosters love each other which is the essential point. As a foil to the 70s or 80s Cosby style family, the Fosters present a more realistic view of family life; it doesn't shrink from criticizing the greater culture either and it completely skewers the foster care system in the US today. For that, I am willing to tolerate the rather cursory approach it sometimes takes with certain really serious problems such a Jesus' TBI