Eden Sher is not Sue Heck, though it’s taken her some time to figure herself out. The actress shot to fame on sitcom The Middle, playing awkward teenager Sue, while she herself was going through ...

Before we get into what the Sue Heck spinoff was going to be about, we first need to dive into how things played out for the Hecks during The Middle series finale back in May 2018.

Y es, I’m still bummed we never got the Sue Heck spinoff, and yes, you better believe I want all the inside scoops about The Middle sequel series that almost was. Now, Eden Sher is opening up ...

Back in 2018, a spinoff about the Heck sister was picked up by ABC right after The Middle aired its series finale.We learned in the final episodes of the sitcom that Sue and Sean did get married ...

We've known about the potential The Middle spin-off starring Eden Sher's Sue Heck for some time, but now we finally know what Sue will be doing. And our guess is getting eaten alive. The comedy ...

Sue-Sue-Sussudio! "The Middle" has ended, but it's a new beginning for Sue Heck ().You already knew ABC was giving Sue Heck her own spinoff, right?Well, now that spinoff has an official title ...

Brock Ciarelli, who appeared in 56 episodes on the ABC sitcom as Brad Bottig, the best friend of Eden Sher’s Sue Heck, will be joining the spinoff — now titled “Sue Sue in the City” — as ...

ABC won't make an official decision about Sue Sue in the City's future until later in the year.However, now that the show has a title and is starting to fill out its cast, it's impossible not to ...

Previously reported as Sue Sue in the City, the pilot is now back to being known as the “untitled Sue Heck spinoff.” Along with Sher, additional series regulars include Brock Ciarlelli ...

To me, she’s just Sue Heck, and because I’d never remembered seeing Eden Sher in anything else, I’ve never bothered to separate actress from character. ... But I’ll remember her now.

Has Sue Heck become a style icon? Not exactly, said Caston. “There’s a new wave in fashion now, I call it ‘hyper Americana.’ It’s straight-forward and colorful, and the lines are very clean.