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The fifth season of A Million Little Things kicked off with a bang as the protagonists had to make a crucial choice. The long-awaited return of one of the main characters, John, and the effects his return has on the lives of his friends are the main themes of the episode ‘Coming Home’. The group of friends are forced to accept that life is never easy and sometimes hard choices have to be made as the episode progresses.

This episode emphasizes the value of friendship and communication while demonstrating the power that can come from these bonds. We’re left with a lot of unanswered questions and a lot of curiosity about what’s to come in this season of A Million Little Things after watching the episode.

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The season 5 opener of A Million Little Things, which celebrates the imminent birth of Gary and Maggie’s child but also reveals that Gary’s illness will never go away, arrives just as you’d think the show would run out of “bittersweet narrative twists” had. ”

Although heartbreaking, the news is not as bad as it first appears; we will come back to that in a moment. Initially, the following is a summary of the other major story points in “The Last Dance”: The co-worker Jon informed Gary and Maggie that they knew about Gary’s condition.

Everyone hugs and sobs. Later, they take him to the doctor, where they all discover that Gary will have cancer for the rest of his life. Maggie cheerfully remarks that they should take all reasonable measures to extend his life as long as possible. The baby will be a boy, Maggie confirms after Gary accidentally refers to the child as a “he.”

Gary’s father, Javier, dies at some point during a time jump that lasts seven months. The way the celebration is filmed after the funeral gives the impression that Gary may have died. However, he didn’t! Related: Maggie’s pregnancy is advanced.

Gary and Danny track down Gene, the man who harbored Javier’s fallen comrade Douglas. In their stories they tell about their deceased loved ones. Gary starts to cry at one point. Danny credits Gene for opening doors for LGBT men like him. Everyone cries again.

Anna is released from prison. She decides to make a fresh start by going to her sister’s apartment in a distant city instead of moving in with Eddie as he wants. They part amicably, albeit sadly. Walter, Rome’s father, becomes increasingly forgetful.

Florence, his girlfriend, breaks down in tears and tells Rome she will break up with him because “I can’t go down this road with him” because of her husband’s dementia. Later, Rome begins to notice clues that Florence’s concerns about Walter may be justified. Sophie accepts Regina’s offer to work at the food truck.

Now back to Gary. James Roday Rodriguez spoke to TVLine about the challenges his character will face in the latest season of the ABC drama and how the most recent diagnosis has changed the father-to-be’s attitude to life. See what he had to say by reading on!

A Million Little Things season 5 release date

The final season of A Million Little Things premieres Wednesday, February 8 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on ABC. The official plot synopsis for ‘The Last Dance’, the season premiere, is as follows:

“The friends and family come together to honor the life of a loved one who passed away suddenly. Rome helps his father with a difficult adjustment during the season premiere, and Katherine teaches Maggie how to register for baby gifts.

Use HRVs US TV listings to see what else is on TV tonight. The day after they air on ABC, all of the most recent episodes of A Million Little Things will be available to watch on-demand on Hulu.

#AMillionLittleThings Ready To End With Season 5 On ABC (Exclusive) https://t.co/1lqFu1ioHH

— TVLine.com (@TVLine) August 22, 2022

While it’s currently unknown when A Million Little Things season 5 episodes will debut in the UK, the show is available to stream there.

A Million Little Things season 5 plot

In season four of A Million Little Things, viewers learned that Gary and Maggie are finally expecting a child, but Gary has a lump in his lung, indicating his cancer has come back. He has been secretly attending Maggie’s chemotherapy sessions, but he doesn’t want to tell his friends about it because he is afraid of how they will react. When their acquaintance returns Rome’s camera, Rome and Gina discover the truth, only to find a recording of Gary speaking to his future child in case he doesn’t survive.

“Life is not just about the moments you have; it’s also about who you share them with, as Rome Howard famously put it. We will laugh and cry as the fifth and final season of the beloved ABC drama series A Million Little Things unfolds as we bring this remarkable journey to a close.

As we say goodbye to this unique family of friends, we explore the depths of friendship, love and sorrow along the way, showing once again that friendship really is made of a million little things.

How to watch a million little things

ABC, which is accessible to anyone with a standard cable provider, TV antenna to receive local channels, or signed up to a live TV streaming service that carries ABC, such as FuboTV, Hulu with Live TV, and YouTube TV, broadcasts new episodes of A Million Little Things. The day after they air live, new episodes from the final season will be available on demand on Hulu. A Million Little Things is available at Disney Plus for viewers in the UK.

A Million Little Things Season 5: Stream or Skip?

Gary (James Roday Rodriguez) and his father Javier (Paul Rodriguez) are in the hospital, where the former is undergoing chemotherapy while the latter proudly watches an ultrasound of his and Gary’s (and Maggie’s) unborn grandson. The events of Season 4 continue in the Season 5 premiere, ‘The Last Dance’. Eddie, Sophie, Danny, Tyrell, Katherine, Theo (Tristan Byon) and the rest of the group went through countless little events.

However, at the end of Season 4, there were three major plots where Maggie becomes pregnant, Rome and Regina unexpectedly learn that Gary is battling cancer again, and Anna (Erin Karpluk) is imprisoned for her role in the death of Peter (Andrew Leeds).

When someone dear to them dies suddenly, their friends and family come together to honor their memory. While that is going on, Katherine reveals to Maggie the best way to register baby presents, and Rome is there for his father during this difficult time.

A Million Little Things season 5 trailer

Here’s a preview for the upcoming season that reminds viewers of the show’s appeal:

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