A Million Little Things

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Last week's episode was completely forgettable. Especially the Maggie and Gary arc. I like Rome and Gina's arc but there's no way they're ending up with that couple's baby. Right? They seem pretty deluded about that situation. I can't even with D or Eddie. Just not interesting and that singer chick is obvi going to try to jump him. Predictable.

I do like this show in spite of its flaws, but this season is testing my commitment.

Not a fan of the adoption storyline. I just don't buy that Gina didn't want children and has now turned on a dime to enthusiastically pursue adoption. There are some good moments, though, like when they were making the video.

I just hate Gary so much. SO MUCH.

I'm still fascinated by Delilah's hair and loving Gina's hair/scarves/fashion.

The most appealing actor on the show is the dead friend. Too bad there aren't any more flashbacks with him. RIP, Berger.[/quote

Yes, I missed this. When/how did this major shift happen?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last week's episode was completely forgettable. Especially the Maggie and Gary arc. I like Rome and Gina's arc but there's no way they're ending up with that couple's baby. Right? They seem pretty deluded about that situation. I can't even with D or Eddie. Just not interesting and that singer chick is obvi going to try to jump him. Predictable.

I do like this show in spite of its flaws, but this season is testing my commitment.

Not a fan of the adoption storyline. I just don't buy that Gina didn't want children and has now turned on a dime to enthusiastically pursue adoption. There are some good moments, though, like when they were making the video.

I just hate Gary so much. SO MUCH.

I'm still fascinated by Delilah's hair and loving Gina's hair/scarves/fashion.

The most appealing actor on the show is the dead friend. Too bad there aren't any more flashbacks with him. RIP, Berger.

Haha yes, I miss Berger as well. Even the creepy CGI version with all his wrinkles erased for that one flashback. And bring back PJ's hot dad, please.

P.S. Did Katherine quit her job at the firm to care for Charlie full time? How is postpartum Delilah running about town for hours without her newborn? Or is the baby supposed to be in day care and I missed it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last week's episode was completely forgettable. Especially the Maggie and Gary arc. I like Rome and Gina's arc but there's no way they're ending up with that couple's baby. Right? They seem pretty deluded about that situation. I can't even with D or Eddie. Just not interesting and that singer chick is obvi going to try to jump him. Predictable.

I do like this show in spite of its flaws, but this season is testing my commitment.

Not a fan of the adoption storyline. I just don't buy that Gina didn't want children and has now turned on a dime to enthusiastically pursue adoption. There are some good moments, though, like when they were making the video.

I just hate Gary so much. SO MUCH.

I'm still fascinated by Delilah's hair and loving Gina's hair/scarves/fashion.

The most appealing actor on the show is the dead friend. Too bad there aren't any more flashbacks with him. RIP, Berger.[/quote

Yes, I missed this. When/how did this major shift happen?

Actually, your comment supports my point! It was like one scene and poof, Gina changed her mind. I couldn't even tell you now how it happened.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last week's episode was completely forgettable. Especially the Maggie and Gary arc. I like Rome and Gina's arc but there's no way they're ending up with that couple's baby. Right? They seem pretty deluded about that situation. I can't even with D or Eddie. Just not interesting and that singer chick is obvi going to try to jump him. Predictable.

I do like this show in spite of its flaws, but this season is testing my commitment.

Not a fan of the adoption storyline. I just don't buy that Gina didn't want children and has now turned on a dime to enthusiastically pursue adoption. There are some good moments, though, like when they were making the video.

I just hate Gary so much. SO MUCH.

I'm still fascinated by Delilah's hair and loving Gina's hair/scarves/fashion.

The most appealing actor on the show is the dead friend. Too bad there aren't any more flashbacks with him. RIP, Berger.

Yes, I missed this. When/how did this major shift happen?

Actually, your comment supports my point! It was like one scene and poof, Gina changed her mind. I couldn't even tell you now how it happened.

It was right after PJ threatened suicide. Gina witnessed how Rome saved PJ from killing himself and it made her want to "save" someone too by adopting.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last week's episode was completely forgettable. Especially the Maggie and Gary arc. I like Rome and Gina's arc but there's no way they're ending up with that couple's baby. Right? They seem pretty deluded about that situation. I can't even with D or Eddie. Just not interesting and that singer chick is obvi going to try to jump him. Predictable.

I do like this show in spite of its flaws, but this season is testing my commitment.

Not a fan of the adoption storyline. I just don't buy that Gina didn't want children and has now turned on a dime to enthusiastically pursue adoption. There are some good moments, though, like when they were making the video.

I just hate Gary so much. SO MUCH.

I'm still fascinated by Delilah's hair and loving Gina's hair/scarves/fashion.

The most appealing actor on the show is the dead friend. Too bad there aren't any more flashbacks with him. RIP, Berger.

Yes, I missed this. When/how did this major shift happen?

Actually, your comment supports my point! It was like one scene and poof, Gina changed her mind. I couldn't even tell you now how it happened.

It was right after PJ threatened suicide. Gina witnessed how Rome saved PJ from killing himself and it made her want to "save" someone too by adopting.

That's right. So stupid.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Last week's episode was completely forgettable. Especially the Maggie and Gary arc. I like Rome and Gina's arc but there's no way they're ending up with that couple's baby. Right? They seem pretty deluded about that situation. I can't even with D or Eddie. Just not interesting and that singer chick is obvi going to try to jump him. Predictable.

I do like this show in spite of its flaws, but this season is testing my commitment.

Not a fan of the adoption storyline. I just don't buy that Gina didn't want children and has now turned on a dime to enthusiastically pursue adoption. There are some good moments, though, like when they were making the video.

I just hate Gary so much. SO MUCH.

I'm still fascinated by Delilah's hair and loving Gina's hair/scarves/fashion.

The most appealing actor on the show is the dead friend. Too bad there aren't any more flashbacks with him. RIP, Berger.

Yes, I missed this. When/how did this major shift happen?

Actually, your comment supports my point! It was like one scene and poof, Gina changed her mind. I couldn't even tell you now how it happened.

It was right after PJ threatened suicide. Gina witnessed how Rome saved PJ from killing himself and it made her want to "save" someone too by adopting.

That's right. So stupid.

I know. If that's your reasoning, why not foster a child? There is a huge need for foster parents in this country right now due to the opioid epidemic that the show could have shed light on.

[Anonymous]

OMFG why is Maggie at the dinner for John’s one year death anniversary. Really hoping her “fellowship” means she’s off the show.

[Anonymous]

No comments on how bad the season finale was? I’d be surprised if it renewed for the fall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMFG why is Maggie at the dinner for John’s one year death anniversary. Really hoping her “fellowship” means she’s off the show.

Yeah, I got the feeling Maggie is gone and the war vet has been seamlessly slipped into the role. She's already waiting at the hospital with the whole gang.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: No comments on how bad the season finale was? I’d be surprised if it renewed for the fall.

+1 When I think it can't possibly get worse, somehow it does. Don't think I can stomach hate watching if it is renewed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: No comments on how bad the season finale was? I’d be surprised if it renewed for the fall.

+1 When I think it can't possibly get worse, somehow it does. Don't think I can stomach hate watching if it is renewed.

My money is on it getting renewed. Development/Pilot season will be a mess and there won’t be much in the pipeline to replace it. I do think it’s fun to hate watch this train wreck.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: No comments on how bad the season finale was? I’d be surprised if it renewed for the fall.

+1 When I think it can't possibly get worse, somehow it does. Don't think I can stomach hate watching if it is renewed.

+2. I was going to comment earlier but in my self-quarantine junk food coma was too lazy. How much melodrama can be stuffed into one hour?!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: No comments on how bad the season finale was? I’d be surprised if it renewed for the fall.

+1 When I think it can't possibly get worse, somehow it does. Don't think I can stomach hate watching if it is renewed.

+2. I was going to comment earlier but in my self-quarantine junk food coma was too lazy. How much melodrama can be stuffed into one hour?!

The Eddie getting hit by a car was just lazy.

[Anonymous]

Will Eddie be hit by the old drunk man in the bar that 'saved his life'? I sure hope so.

[Anonymous]

I have to say that last scene took me by surprise. I didn't see that coming. Do you think it was the drunk at the bar?