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Faced with expulsion after being caught with alcohol at school, party girl Maddie is forced to spend her evenings with recovering addicts at a sober living facility.
Maddie struggles to keep her double life under wraps when she blows off her curfew to hang out with her friends after school.
Maddie, Craig and Wes try to convince Wes' ex-girlfriend to return to the program; Charlotte wonders if she made the right decision sending her daughter to Springtime Meadows; Trish auditions for a reality show.
Affluent residents of a nearby rehab facility visit Springtime Meadows; Vern glimpses an unexpected side of his favorite actress; Maddie struggles with temptation at a wild birthday party for her boyfriend, Zach.
Charlotte begins to resent Cynthia's role in Maddie's life; Maddie helps Les break his grandmother out of her nursing home for the afternoon; Trish has a rough start at her new job; Ellie and Nyla have questions about Maddie.
Maddie tries to help when Trish faces a crisis; Wes struggles with a secret; Craig and Cynthia bond; Charlotte hopes that Margarita can provide insight involving Maddie.
Ellie discovers Maddie's secret life; Charlotte pressures Wes for information on Maddie's progress; Vern, Craig and Wes spend an afternoon bonding.
Maddie and Charlotte reluctantly attend a party held by Rebecca's upper-class family; Wes' former girlfriend returns and drops a bombshell regarding his brother; Cynthia re-examines her relationship with her fiance.
Maddie involves another housemate in her attempt to learn what is troubling Wes; Trish is angered by Maddie's efforts to help her; Vern becomes suspicious of Cynthia's strange behavior; a house search leads to unexpected news.
Maddie completes her first 30 days in rehab, but wonders why another resident has left the house; Wes' efforts to fix the sins of his brother do not have the results he anticipated; Maddie and Wes reveal their true feelings for each other.
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Critic Reviews for Recovery Road: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Recovery Road: Season 1
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Sep 14, 2016why cancel this show? It was great
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Sep 04, 2016I love Recovery Road, this show rocks and it's one of the best new shows of all time. The actors and actresses are awesome including Jessica Sula who is amazing and talented pus she is my favorite.
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Mar 29, 2016I just finished watching the season one finale and this is definitely one of my favourite shows now. Amazing characters and interesting dialogue. Hoping that this show gets renewed for a second season.
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Mar 09, 2016Recovery road offers a real look at teen addiction in the United States. A lot of A.A. lingo and recovery talk is used to inform the audience about the process of recovery. The show serves up a fairly decent version of what addiction recovery can be like in all its idiosyncracies. Relapse. Denial. Living with crazy people. However, by showing the audience what is possible, it also offers a roadmap to living a new life. Most importantly, we hope Recovery Road can make the subject of addiction and addiction recovery more acceptable to teens, families, school teachers, peers... AND help lower the stigma that surrounds addiction. Good stuff!
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Feb 14, 2016Saw the first episode. It sucked. Do not recommend
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Feb 08, 2016Depressing premise, not sure worth anyone's time, and it is like a soap opera gone wrong.
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Jan 28, 2016Wonderful show! Incredibly well done, entertaining while opening up a very relevant and important dialogue around the issue of the disease of addiction.
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Jan 28, 2016Thoroughly enjoyed the program. Realistic, well acted, well written and most important- Relevant
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Jan 28, 2016It has current relevance and it's important to depict the struggles of recovery for both the addicted and those who enable. The acting was honest and therefore believable. The occasional measure of sarcasm brought a levity into the right scenarios. Gene Ruth
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Jan 27, 2016Excellent show, enjoyed it immensely. Well acted, well written and it deals with an important subject in a very realistic manner. The pairing with the Fosters is especially great since it also makes profound statement about issues relevant to young people today
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