A Million Little Things (ABC) Series Finale

in a world where its become cliché to call everything woke...that show may have been the wokest thing on tv.

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The BLM-adjacent episodes were hard to sit through. Ditto for the weirdo tranny at Rome's school.

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Right

It was all clearly shoehorned into the show as they were writing it so it would be topical and preachy because the at the moment that’s all anyone wanted was to virtue signal any way they could

Ironically enough, they blew past COVID and closed it out with nary a mask in sight after less than 3 episodes. I have to think that hurt Nash's soul a little bit not to lean into it and virtue signal his arse off about that, too.

For a show I followed for 3.5 seasons, I have pretty much nothing but open contempt for him as a showrunner/writer.

Watched the whole series with a cringe look on my face the entire time. Not sure why I can't just stop watching something after starting it knowing I hate every message they deliver.


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The last episode taught me that me and my wife see things differently on the morality of death and how to go about it. I see that I have a MUCH more conservative religious backed viewpoint on the subject. She was all for the way it ended and I was like, "Nah that goes against everything I believe in". Let's just say she better hope she doesn't get cancer. ( I pray she doesn't either)

I'm not a fan of the choices they made, but definitely agree that a solid 2/3-3/4 of the characters are truly reprehensible.

It was a decent finale

Few things I’m as passionate about ( I’m not very vocal about it as it doesn’t come up often anywhere) but I’m all for dying with dignity… I maybe would have a different tune but after seeing my sweet great aunt who I loved crying out in pain for someone to end it for her as cancer had taken over.. sadly that’s one of the last memories I have of her and I don’t wish that agony on anyone

I’m glad they went through with it for Gary so their friend wouldn’t be suffering and could say their goodbyes and everyone had happy endings

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I’m all for dying with dignity

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The bizarre double standard we have regarding this issue is mind boggling. If your pet is aged or infirmed, not only is it totally understandable to help end their suffering, you'd be an awful person if you didn't.

When a person reaches the end of their life? Not so much. And the kicker is that a person can TELL you that they don't want to go on.

1st season was good and then it went downhill very quickly. Like others have said. That show turned into the wokest show on TV and became ridiculous.

1 character with relapsing drug addiction who is later committed to a wheelchair...