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We said goodbye to The Fosters last night…however, remember, we still have the spinoff, Good Trouble!

Starring Maia Mitchell and Cierra Ramirez, who are also serving as executive producers on the project, the series will focus on how Callie and Mariana do in the real world in Los Angeles.

“It’s going to be really good! I’m really excited about it!” Peter Paige shared with EW. “The world we’ve found for them, their jobs, the place they’re living, the people they’re surrounded with is really good. It’s a beautiful, messy, adult extension of the heart of The Fosters.”

He adds that everyone, even Beau Mirchoff‘s Jamie, have the possibility to pop up on the series.

“Part of the entire reason we wanted to do a spin-off was to keep the family alive,” Peter shares. “I know the fans are struggling, as we all are, of letting go of the show as it was, but this is what life does. You live with your family for awhile and then you move out into the world and you still have your family, you just don’t get to see them every night when you go home for dinner.”

EP Joanna Johnson spoke with Variety about the spinoff as well, saying that it will open up many more storylines.

“We think the consequences of their actions at this age are more grave than when you’re younger, so we do feel it opens [our storytelling] up,” she says. “Even with basic stuff — you can go to a bar and do the things that grownups do and it’s not an issue of ‘Oh we don’t want to promote drinking at that age.’”

She adds, “The main thing we want to bring…is that sense of heart and the sense of what is your community, what is your family [especially] when you build your own in your work community or outside of your own living family?

“The other thing is, we are of course interested in social awareness and social activism. And we think that is a very millennial thing. This Gen Z generation is more socially conscious and out there more, being provocative and wanting to change things. And I think that’s so amazing, and that’s part of what the show has always been about.”

Good Trouble will premiere in 2019 on Freeform.

The Fosters said goodbye with an amazing series finale last night – but if the episode didn’t make you bawl like a baby, the cast’s goodbyes will.

Maia Mitchell, Cierra Ramirez, Sherri Saum, David Lambert, Amanda Leighton and EP Bradley Bredeweg all shared their goodbyes on social media after the final moments and yea, we’re going to need more tissue.

“Thank you for the last 5 years. We love ya,” Maia simply wrote with a slideshow of feel-good pics from over the years.

Amanda, who plays Emma, added, “This show has been such a huge blessing in my life! I’ve grown as an actor and have met and worked with the most incredible people! I thank God for every second of it! I hope that you all enjoyed this fantastic journey as much as I have!!”

If you missed it, check out the full recap of what happened in the series finale.

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If you’re like us, you woke up with tears in your eyes knowing that The Fosters was officially over.

The final episode of the long-running series delivered such a beautiful ending we don’t even have words on how to praise it.

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If you missed the finale (how could you?!), don’t worry, we have a recap of what went down and a ton of new photos from the episode in the gallery below.

Enough of this now, click inside NOW to see what happened!

Maia Mitchell is making us feel all the feels right now.

While waiting for the series finale of The Fosters, the 24-year-old actress began to share behind-the-scenes images from the final day of filming.

Maia shared videos of her, Cierra Ramirez and Hayden Byerly signing out on the call sheet for the final time, as well as a series wrap on Cierra and Jordan Rodrigues.

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“Happy finale day… are we all okay?” Maia asked fans on Twitter moments later. The general consensus was no, and she agreed with that.

Check out the videos below and tune in TONIGHT, June 6th @ 8PM ET/PT on Freeform for the final episode of The Fosters.

Ashley Argota, Izabela Vidovic and Anna Grace Barlow were just three of the many, many recurring stars on The Fosters throughout its’ five-year run.

Ahead of the series finale episode tonight, the three actresses are saying goodbye to the show with sweet messages on social media.

“I know I’m not alone in saying #TheFosters meant so much to me, for so many reasons,” Ashley wrote on Instagram. “Incredibly grateful and honored to have been a part of it, and to have played such a badass bassist. I hold a very special place in my heart for Lou, and for this show.”

She added, “Sending love to the entire cast and crew today for the series finale! Congrats, everyone!! What a beautiful ride. And remember— yesterday’s history, tomorrow’s a mystery, but tonight… we rock your faces off.”

Click inside to see Izabela and Anna Grace‘s messages…

Brandon (David Lambert) takes a phone call just hours ahead of his wedding to Eliza (Abigail Cowen) in this still from the final, final episode of The Fosters.

In tonight’s episode, “Where The Heart Is”, after a turbulent few days in Turks & Caicos, the family starts to question if the wedding will actually take place – do you think it will?

Meanwhile, Stef and Lena make a huge decision that will change the family forever.

The Fosters ends TONIGHT, June 6th @ 8PM ET/PT on Freeform.

Sherri Saum is praising the stars of The Fosters, just ahead of the final series finale episode.

The actress, who plays Lena on the hit series, opened up to the Advocate about working beside the young cast, as well as finding a lifelong friend in Teri Polo.

“We got really lucky [with the cast],” Sherri said. “It’s rare to have such cohesiveness and joy in your work, especially when you work 16 hours in a kitchen scene with kids on their Snapchat and all that.”

She added, “It actually turned out to be wonderful, and they taught me so many things. They inspired me so much, especially compared to what I learned in my twenties—these kids are so plugged into what’s happening in the world, and they have a voice and they’re using it.”

Sherri also talked about her friendship with Teri and how at first, she was intimidated by her.

“I was a little intimidated by her,” she confessed. “I mean, she’s balled out. I remember doing the chemistry readings with her. She wasn’t sticking to the script really, and she was joking with all these—in my mind—scary producers. I already had the job at this point, but I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, she’s going off the rails. What’s happening?’”

She adds, “The beauty of it was that it was the contrary—that’s what they were looking for. [They wanted] Somebody who was a balled-out, fearless, strong woman, and that’s really who she was.”

“I started to spend a lot of time with her, and what really did it for me was her sense of humor. She made me laugh so much, and when you can do that, I’m yours. She just had me.”

The Fosters airs TONIGHT, JUne 6th @ 8PM ET/PT on Freeform.