The Middle season 9 episode 21 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a touching episode, the main character receives an unexpected job offer from Denver, stirring both excitement and uncertainty. Meanwhile, the family scrambles to prepare a special Mother's Day, with the children participating in a trivia contest, hoping to win a trip to London for their mother. Their plan goes awry when they're disqualified due to a misunderstanding. In lieu of the failed surprise, the family comes together to watch the royal wedding, creating a memorable Mother's Day. The episode concludes with the main character revealing the job offer, hinting at future changes.
Full Episode S09E21 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who recommended the main character for the job opportunity in Denver?
Will Harris, who previously worked with the main character at Jackson Plumbing.
What company is the job opportunity with in Denver?
Hinterland Sports.
Why is the main character unsure about the job opportunity?
The main character is intrigued but uncertain about the new challenges and changes it would bring.
What are the family's initial plans for Mother's Day?
They plan to put together a special basket for Grandma and discuss other potential celebrations.
Why does the main character plan a secret trip to Denver?
To attend a job interview without worrying their family, especially their mother.
What contest do the main character's children participate in?
A trivia contest at King's Head Bar and Grill.
What is the prize for winning the trivia contest?
A trip for two to London for the royal wedding.
Why were the main character's children disqualified from the trivia contest?
They were disqualified due to a misunderstanding about using a phone during the contest.
What alternative Mother's Day gift does the family come up with?
The family decides to watch the royal wedding together without any distractions or complaints.
How does the main character's family react to the job offer in Denver?
The scene ends before their reactions are fully revealed, indicating uncertainty and potential changes ahead.