Click Here for One more brick About the Game: Brick Heck | The Middle Wiki | Fandom Brick Heck (born October 15, 2001) is the youngest child of Frankie and Mike Heck, characterized by his love for reading and his oddities. He is also the younger brother of both Axl and Sue Heck. Brick has developed obscure interests, such as his obsession with fonts, whispering to himself, and... Brick Heck. Brick Heck (born October 15, 2001) is the youngest child of Frankie and Mike Heck, characterized by his love for reading and his oddities. He is also the younger brother of both Axl and Sue Heck. Brick has developed obscure interests, such as his obsession with fonts, whispering to himself, and whooping." These quirks, labeled "tics" by his parents, are discussed among many of Brick's peers. Because of his ticks and other abnormalities, both Mike and Frankie are subjected to an annual visit with Brick's teacher to discuss his behavior. Brick's actor, Atticus Shaffer suffers from type IV Osteogenesis imperfecta, also known as "brittle bone disease", a rare genetic disorder directly affecting the skeletal system. It is assumed his character has this as well, but it is never mentioned in the series. Contents. Personality [ ] Brick is exceptionally smart, but frequently procrastinates on his schoolwork or just forgets it all together when he does complete them. He tends to isolate himself from classmates. He acquired a certain tick where he shouts "whoop!" in Bunny Therapy. Apparently he whoops when he lies as shown in The Hose. His parents Frankie and Mike call this "whooping". His quirks include obsessions with reading, unusual speech patterns, and difficulty fitting in with his peer group. Brick also whispers words to himself throughout the series, which is known as his first "tic". In a few episodes, Brick was known to have an obscure interest in fonts and he has even created a podcast based on fonts in one episode. He is portrayed by Atticus Shaffer. Brick's strangeness results in his parents, Frankie and Mike Heck, having to attend the annual talk with Brick's teacher. Frankie and Mike also have to attend his social group classes. In these situations, Frankie and Mike try to explain that Brick is not special or weird but in the end Frankie usually admits that he is special. He always remembers things he reads, such as how to repair a lawn-mower in The Block Party. In the season 2 finale, he mentions to Sue that on days he doesn't read, he can remember quite well. He is very awkward, and doesn't have many friends, but makes friends with an equally awkward boy named Arlo, but struggles to deal with him. Once he reaches middle school he befriends odd children like himself, Troy and Cindy, having a romantic relationship with the latter. Brick is also a brilliant speller and almost won the regional spelling bee, but was disqualified by a strict judge when he whispered the last letter to himself. However, in his second year of the competition, he was eliminated in the first round of his local school competition by misspelling "reindeer", with the classic mistake of spelling "reindear". Relationships [ ] Frankie and Mike Heck [ ] Frankie and Mike are always trying to solve more important things than poor Brick. Mike and Frankie both have to attend a meeting with Brick's teacher every year about his quirkiness and attend his social group's meetings. Brick basically reads his life away, and Mike and Brick never get to bond. Mike got Brick into football by having him read up on facts and find his favorite 3-syllable words. Brick began to like football and knows tons of facts, Mike told him that if he could talk sports, he could talk to any guy in the world. Mike and Brick watching football made Axl jealous. When Mike had his buddies from the quarry over to watch the game, Brick talked too much and made them leave one by one. When Brick used the Father's Day coupons he made for Mike, he bothered Mike his whole vacation until Mike told Brick to leave him alone. Axl Heck [ ] Axl is general one more brick hack
