‘The Neighborhood’: See the Stars at Emotional Final Table Read
‘The Neighborhood’: See the Stars at Emotional Final Table Read (PHOTOS)
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It’s time to say goodbye. The stars of The Neighborhood sat down for their final table read before the series finale. Some of them were emotional, while others had smiles on their faces.
The show follows the Butlers and the Johnsons as they navigate being neighbors and friends in a predominantly Black neighborhood. It followed their lives as they experienced racism, pregnancy loss, growing up, expanding their families, embracing differences, and more.
The Neighborhood wrapped filming in February after eight seasons. Cedric gave an emotional speech.
From the photos, it appears Cedric, who also produces the show, gave another speech, which made Behrs and others tear up.
See photos from the emotional table read, as well as final cast photos, below.
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The Final Cast Photo
The cast took one final photo in front of the Butlers’ house after wrapping their final table read. They were all smiles…. for now.
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An Emotional Speech
Cedric the Entertainer, who plays Calvin Butler and produces the show, gave a speech after the table read. Beth Behrs (Gemma Johnson) filmed behind him while crying.
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The Youngest Makes a Speech
Hank Greenspan, who plays Grover Johnson, shared his gratitude for the show and his castmates.
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Beth Gets Emotional
Beth Behrs sits with a tissue in her hand and tears in her eyes as her on-screen husband Max Greenfield, who plays Dave Johnson, is all smiles.
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Tichina In Action
Tichina Arnold, who plays Tina Butler, really got into the scene, using her hands and more.
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Holding Back Tears
Skye Townsend, who plays Courtney, Marty’s girlfriend, tried to hold back tears.
She sat next to Malik S, who recurs as Trey.
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Soaking It All in
Max Greenfield had a big smile on his face during the table read. He seemed to be soaking in the last moments.
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Happy With Their Ending
Sheaun McKinney, who plays Malcolm Butler, seemed to be happy with how his character ended up.
His on-screen fiancée, Amber Stevens West, who plays Mercedes, was also all smiles.
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The Newcomer
New this season, Amber Stevens West grips the final script.
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Brothers Bonding
Marcel Spears, who plays Marty Butler, shared a moment with McKinney as the on-screen brothers read their final scenes.
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Toast to 8 Seasons
The cast shared a champagne toast (minus Greenspan, he had a non-alcoholic drink) as they talked about their favorite moments from the series.
