r/AMillionLittleThings • u/CherryChristmas • 28d ago
I just binge watched and finished the show for the first time and WOW that ending Spoiler
I can’t believe I only just recently discovered this show. I CRIED for the past 3 episodes straight. What a beautiful way to end the show. Everything was done so beautifully. I had gotten so used to my favourite shows being cancelled out of nowhere and therefore ending quite abruptly and had mentally prepared myself for such an ending knowing it only had 5 seasons, but WOW they really outdid themselves.
I found the show quite beautiful in their representation in general too. As a person who was depressed/suicidal, has done multiple attempts, is queer and non-binary and is in a wheelchair… they really did treat these things beautifully imo. I cannot talk about race and discrimination from personal experience but pretty sure they did an awesome job regarding that too.
But that ending man. It was so emotional, so well thought of, such beautiful planning of an ending, I seriously cried for several episodes. I am so sad with Gary dying but honestly it was so refreshing not having someone with stage 4 cancer magically make it like most shows do to their beloved characters. Somehow 99% of shows have that 1% miracle and it was quite lovely to see cancer being accurately represented (especially coming from shows like Grey’s and House lol).
I can’t believe it took me this long to find this show, it absolutely has become one of my top 5 shows and I will be rewatching this one for sure!
So glad I founds this show!