A Million Little Things Video: Get Caught Up Before the Final Season
If you’ve lost touch with the Friends of Jon over the past year or so, have no fear: A Million Little Things is going to make sure you’re all caught up before the drama’s upcoming final season.
In the exclusive video above, series stars James Roday Rodriguez, David Giuntoli, Lizzy Greene, Grace Park, Cameron Esposito, Allison Miller, Romany Malco and Christina Moses walk you through the major events of Season 4. Gary and Maggie’s reunion! Rome’s teaching gig! Eddie and Anna’s courtship-with-secrets! Regina’s decision to open a food truck! Katherine’s coming out!
And, of course, the biggest (aka most devastating) bombshell of the season: Gary’s second bout with cancer, which was revealed not long after we learned his and Maggie’s other big news: They’re going to become parents.
Ahead of the ABC series’ final season premiere on Wednesday, Feb. 8 (10/9c), allow the cast — including Stephanie Szostak (!) who in on board to return as Delilah — to fill you in on any details you might’ve forgotten over the past few months. And while you attempt to guess what this season’s “card flips” — or surprises, in the parlance of series creator DJ Nash — might be, keep this in mind.
“The happiest moments of your life sometimes butt up against some of the saddest moments of your life,” the executive producer told TVLine after the Season 4 finale, “and just when you think you can’t take anymore, sometimes the world gives you a reason to laugh. You just have to be open to it.”
Press PLAY on the video above to get caught up, then hit the comments with your thoughts/predictions/wishes/concerns about A Million Little Things‘ final season!
All I can say is that I hope that Gary doesn’t die from his cancer. He is there for absolutely everyone and I hope the sad scene we’ve seen in photos is because Delilah is back for good due to the death of her father in France. 🤞
Please please don’t end this. Finally a great adult program. Love love this show. We are all very sad
It’s a shame you’re taking off the air a great show that’s other than reality TV that is a joke especially for middle-aged people. Thank you for bringing us such a great series
PLEASE if you must end the show do so in an upbeat and positive manner! Let the characters go on with their lives happy and fulfilled. And please don’t leave your audience confused at the end.
i hope they somehow reunite katherine and eddie pleek