The Goldbergs

Adam attempts to join the tennis team to stay close to a friend, while Beverly helps Erica cope with her post‑breakup depression. The storyline intertwines their efforts, delivering a comedic tone in a light‑hearted setting. The programme stars Wendi McLendon‑Covey.

Agassi is a television programme delivered as a single episode. It is billed as a comedy, using humour to frame the everyday challenges faced by its characters and to keep the tone upbeat throughout its runtime. The first storyline follows Adam, who decides to try out for the school’s tennis team. His motivation isn’t purely athletic; he hopes that joining the squad will let him remain close to a friend who is already a member. Meanwhile, Beverly steps in to support Erica, who is struggling with the low mood that follows a recent breakup. Beverly’s assistance is aimed at helping Erica navigate her post‑breakup depression and find a way forward. Both plot threads are interwoven with the series’ comedic sensibility, allowing the episode to shift between light‑hearted attempts at social connection and more tender moments of emotional care. The humour arises from Adam’s often awkward attempts to fit in on the court and from Beverly’s well‑meaning, sometimes clumsy, efforts to lift Erica’s spirits. Overall, the episode presents a snapshot of two parallel journeys – one centred on belonging through sport, the other on recovery after heartache – all delivered with the breezy, witty style characteristic of the show.