After almost forgetting that Brick's middle school graduation is only days away, Frankie goes on a mission to right a wrong when Brick discovers that the song he was supposed to sing at the ceremony has been cut. Meanwhile, Sue needs to be at Dollywood to begin her summer job on the same day as Brick's graduation, and Axl takes a job as a country club counselor and finds himself being mocked by a 10-year-old carbon copy of himself.

The Middle Season 7 Episodes...

• s07e01 - Not Your Brother's Drop Off
• s07e02 - Cutting the Cord
• s07e03 - The Shirt
• s07e04 - Risky Business
• s07e05 - Land Of The Lost
• s07e06 - Halloween VI: Tick Tock Death
• s07e07 - Homecoming II: The Tailgate
• s07e08 - Thanksgiving VII
• s07e09 - The Convention
• s07e10 - No Silent Night
• s07e11 - The Rush
• s07e12 - Birds of a Feather
• s07e13 - Floating 50
• s07e14 - Film, Friends and Fruit Pies
• s07e15 - Hecks at a Movie
• s07e16 - The Man Hunt
• s07e17 - The Wisdom Teeth
• s07e18 - A Very Donahue Vacation
• s07e19 - Crushed
• s07e20 - Survey Says...
• s07e21 - The Lanai
• s07e22 - Not Mother's Day
• s07e23 - Find My Hecks
• s07e24 - The Show Must Go On

The Middle Show Summary

Who are our modern day heroes? Politicians? Movie Stars? Athletes? Maybe... But what about the heroes of everyday life? Some of us think parents are heroes, and mothers are often super heroes. Meet Frankie Heck loving wife, mother of three and a car salesman at Jasper, Indiana's number one used car dealership. Frankie is middle class in the middle of the country and approaching middle age. Her super powers? Getting her kids out the door in one piece every morning! Jasper, Indiana is Frankie Heck's hometown a town nestled in between two factories. And depending on which way the wind blows, one day it will smell like snack cakes or another day, tires.

Frankie is trying to sell her first car at the local dealership while her husband, Mike, is a manager at the town quarry. Their oldest son, Elvis, just lost his best friend in an accident and is going through a bit of an identity crisis. Their daughter, Sue, is what you would call extraordinarily ordinary. However, this is not the case with their seven-year-old, Brick, who is different from other kids his age. Brick's best friend is his backpack.

The Middle gives you its take on life in the part of the country we don't often see. It may not be glamorous or showy, but it's a place where family comes first, and you do whatever it takes to keep your family together.