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Mom is an American 30 minute scripted family television series, which kicked off on September 23, 2013, on CBS and is broadcast every Thursday at 21:00. The show is currently in its 6th season.
CBS has officially confirmed the renewal of Mom for Season 7. The exact release date is yet to be announced so far. Sign up to track it down.
Christy is a single mom who, after years of questionable choices, is now sober and trying to get her life on track. She's tested daily by her newly sober mother, Bonnie, who is trying to make up for all the ways she's let Christy down. Christy is further challenged by her relationships with her own kids. Her daughter Violet is engaged to a man twice her age and her ten-year-old son, Roscoe, would rather live with his father Baxter, a former slacker who has only recently gotten himself together. To help her stay sober, Christy relies on her support system from AA, comprised of her sponsor Marjorie, her wealthy sponsee, Jill, and her emotional friend, Wendy. Christy tries to remain positive as she attempts to overcome her past and build a better future, but with her dysfunctional family and life's many setbacks, it's always an uphill battle.
More #Mom, more fun! 🎉 We're excited to share that your favorite ladies will be back for 2 more seasons! https://t.co/wEvBxMmb2S pic.twitter.com/KeLXUcuY0d
— Mom (@MomCBS) February 5, 2019
Next episodes spoilers
Triple Dip and an Overhand Grip (April 25, 2019)
Bonnie and Tammy revisit childhood memories on a trip to their old foster home. Also, Christy and Jill regret accepting a date with two guys from their AA meeting.
Fingers Guns and a Beef Bourguignon (May 2, 2019)
Christy discovers her new job at a law firm isn't quite what she expected, and Bonnie's therapist, Trevor, pushes her to confront her problem with procrastination.
Cincinnati and a Toe Situation (May 9, 2019)
Bonnie reluctantly consults a therapist, Trevor, for help with her ADD, and Christy battles her urge to gamble on sports while helping out at the bar.
