A big anniversary just happened this past weekend for fan-favorite series The Fosters!
Co-creator, writer, executive producer, director Bradley Bredeweg shared on social media that it has been 10 years since the first day of filming the ABC Family / Freeform series.
The hit show premiered on June 3, 2013 and ended June 6, 2018 after five seasons.
It followed a multi-ethnic family with a mix of foster and biological kids being raised by two moms. Stef Foster, a dedicated police officer, and her partner Lena Adams, a school Vice Principal, have built a strong family with Stef’s biological son from a previous marriage, Brandon, and their adopted twins, Mariana and Jesus. Their lives are turned upside down when Lina meets Callie, a teen with an abusive past who has spent her life in foster homes. Lena and Stef decide to welcome Callie into their home thinking it will be temporary.
“I can’t believe I’m about to type these words: TEN YEARS AGO on this very day #TheFosters was born! I’ve never been more proud of anything in my life,” he wrote on Saturday (November 5).
Some of the stars of both The Fosters and it’s spinoff Good Trouble took to the comments to react.
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Frankie Rodriguez joins a group photo while attending the Queer Me Out panel held at the W Hollywood last week in Los Angeles.
The High School Musical: The Musical: The Series actor joined Faking It‘s Michael Willett, Pose actress Hailie Sahar, The Fosters and Good Trouble co-creator Bradley Bredeweg and Patrik-Ian Polk for a discussion about being LGBTQ+ in the entertainment indursty.
Queer Me Out is a global speaker series designed to give a bigger platform to connect and inspire the LGBTQ+ community in every W destination around the world.
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Maia Mitchell shows off her new blonde hair while attending a performance of Scissorhands at Rockwell Table & Stage on Friday night (December 14) in Los Angeles.
The 25-year-old actress stepped out to support her Good Trouble executive producer and director Bradley Bredeweg who is directing the Edward Scissorhands musical parody, which also stars Good Trouble co-star Emma Hunton.
Also in attendance were Maia‘s co-stars Ken Kirby, Molly McCook, Cierra Ramirez, Josh Pence, and Zuri Adele.
“Thank you my @goodtrouble family for coming out to support @scissorhandsmusical last night. I love you all!” Bradley captioned a group photo with the GT cast. Check it out below!
We are still reeling from last night’s intense episode of The Fosters.
Executive producer Bradley Bredeweg has shed some light on the decision to feature a school shooting and how they went about it.
“We really wanted to focus on the terror and the process, what it means to put a school on lockdown,” he told TVLine.com. “We didn’t want to necessarily focus on the shooter. We wanted to focus on our family, the Anchor Beach Charter staff and how really, truly frightening this situation can be.”
He added, “When something tragic like this happens, we tend to focus on the person behind the gun first and not the people that are affected by it. We wanted to take a different point of view during this episode.”
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