The Middle season 8 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In this episode, Frankie surprises Axl with a home-cooked meal, leading to a discussion about his future and job prospects. Axl prepares for a job fair, only to realize he's behind in his job search. Meanwhile, Brad struggles to fit in after leaving NYU, and he and Sue face challenges with their a cappella group. Axl's interview with Bill Norwood's company ends in disappointment, intensifying his anxiety about the future. The episode highlights the challenges of transitioning to adult life and the importance of resilience in the face of setbacks.
Full Episode S08E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Frankie make ribs for dinner?
Frankie made ribs as a special treat, mentioning they had some extra.
What job opportunity does Axl receive from Bill Norwood?
Bill Norwood offers Axl an interview for an entry-level position at his company.
What is Brad's situation after leaving NYU?
Brad is struggling to adjust to life in East Indy after leaving NYU.
Why is Axl panicking about his job search?
Axl realizes he's late in starting his job search, with juniors already securing positions.
What is the moral dilemma Brad faces with the no-cut a cappella group?
Brad considers making cuts to improve the group's performance, conflicting with its no-cut policy.
What happens at Axl's job interview with Bill Norwood?
Axl does not get the job with Bill Norwood due to another candidate having more experience.
How does the a cappella competition go for Sue's group, The Duly Noted?
The group faces a hostile audience and several members quit, leaving Sue and Brad to perform alone.
What advice does Mike give to Axl about dealing with setbacks?
Mike advises Axl that life has many setbacks and shares his own past experience to encourage him.
How does Sean and Sue's attempt to read together turn out?
Their attempt creates tension, but they eventually find a compromise in their relationship.
What is the outcome of Axl's job search by the end of the episode?
Axl is left without job prospects and begins to accept his uncertain future.