The Fosters

2013 • Freeform

4.9

5.91K reviews

TV-14

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Season 2 episodes (21)

1 Things Unknown

6/16/14

Callie encounters her real father. Brandon needs risky hand surgery. Stef is suspicious of Mike after Ana disappears.

2 Take Me Out

6/22/14

Brandon joins a garage band. Stef confronts Mike about Ana. Callie's father wants a test to prove his paternity.

3 Play

6/30/14

While Lena and Stef are away on a babymoon, the kids throw a party that gets out of hand.

4 Say Something

7/7/14

Callie meets her half-sister for the first time. Timothy starts a legal battle over his parental rights of the baby.

5 Truth Be Told

7/14/14

Stef thinks Mike had something to do with Ana's disappearance. Brandon reveals the truth about what happened with Dani.

6 Mother

7/21/14

Lena learns about a medical issue affecting her pregnancy. Stef confronts Mike about Ana.

7 The Longest Day

7/28/14

Dani deals with the consequences for what happened with Brandon. Jude and Callie spend the day on the Quinn's yacht.

8 Girls Reunited

8/4/14

Callie returns to the Girl's United home to deal with lingering issues. Mariana and Jesus plan a group dinner for Mat and Hayley.

9 Leaky Faucets

8/11/14

The kids attend a festival. Ana wants to make amends with the twins.

10 Someone's Little Sister

8/18/14

The Quinns host a fundraiser for Girl's United.

11 Christmas Past

12/8/14

Brandon remembers Callie and Jude's first Christmas with the Fosters.

12 Over/Under

1/19/15

Callie is still upset from the news that Robert won't sign her abandonment papers. Jesus discovers a shocking secret. Lena returns to the school as Vice Principal.

13 Stay

1/26/15

Kiara from Girls United reaches out to the Fosters for help when she is placed in an unfit foster home.

14 Mother Nature

2/2/15

Stef arranges a family camping trip, where secrets and surprises are revealed.

15 Light of Day

2/9/15

Callie struggles to find a place for Robert in her life. Jude and Connor go on a double date with two girls in their science class.

16 If You Only Knew

2/16/15

Brandon's band plays a gig they probably shouldn't, leading concern about whether they can handle being on tour in the summer.

17 The Silence She Keeps

2/23/15

Callie tells Jude about her intention to move in with Robert, but Stef questions Callie's true motives.

18 Now Hear This

3/2/15

Callie's plans to move in with Robert move forward until she learns that Daphne came clean to Rita and the police.

19 Justify the Means

3/9/15

Stef and Lena realize the only way to stop the court from sending Callie to live with Robert is for Callie to get emancipated.

20 Not That Kind of Girl

3/16/15

When Callie discovers that her identity was stolen and she's deep in debt, her emancipation faces a roadblock.

21 The End of the Beginning

3/23/15

Callie's path becomes clear after Robert discovers that she's seeking emancipation.

About this show

From Executive Producer Jennifer Lopez comes the new original series The Fosters. This groundbreaking drama follows a multi-ethnic family of foster and biological kids being raised by two moms. Stef Foster, a police officer, and her partner Lena Adams, a school Vice Principal, have built a close-knit, loving family with Stef's biological son from a previous marriage and their adopted twins. Their lives are disrupted in unexpected ways when Lena meets Callie, a hardened teen with an abusive past who has spent her life in and out of foster homes. Lena and Stef warily welcome Callie into their home thinking it's just for a few weeks, until a more permanent placement can be found. Starring Teri Polo, Sherri Saum, Jake T. Austin, David Lambert, Maia Mitchell and Cierra Ramirez.

Ratings and reviews

4.9

5.91K reviews

Maria Osorio

June 21, 2014

Ive gone through family issues like the ones present --my mom is alcoholic and ive nearly been removed from my home a few times. There arent any shows out there that I can relate to; so when i saw the pilot for this show last year, i was ecstatic. Im really glad that this show has increased awareness a bit concerning bad home situations. Its just a bonus that all the actors are superb. This is a great great show and i recommend it to everyone because chances are you can relate to it one way or another.

17 people found this review helpful

The Brand Ambassador (Jenelle Laws)

July 3, 2014

I bumped into this show late 2013 and I have went threw trials and tribulations to continue watching it. Friends house, online, netflix you name it. Being in a 8yr same sex relationship while becoming a foster parent this show has helped my process.I have become more drawn to this than the L word when I first came out about my life choices. I could go on for days on the benefits of this show, but honestly im just proud of a show of this standard and what is represents. Great job to all those involved.

166 people found this review helpful

Chris VanDette

June 28, 2016

This show makes you feel at home, and the way they bring social issues to life pulls us together. They aren't afraid of the "elephant in the room." Young people have sex. Let's deal with it. People have problems with drugs & alcohol and mess up lives. Let's deal with it. Multi-ethnicity and sexual identity. Suicide, mental illness, gun violence. Let's deal with it. Not point fingers or assign blame. Not throw in the towel or stew in anger. Let's learn how to deal with life on life's terms. Together.

31 people found this review helpful

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