He made some big promises at the end of last season, including if he ever drinks or does drugs again, he loses Theo. What can you say about that journey and its potential to lead him down a path he's now sworn he will never go down again? Speaking of self-destructive people, Eddie has got a bit of an obsession. The question is, is the friend group strong enough to save him? I think Gary has this self-destructive need for justice and it's finally come to a head. Let me save Maggie because I couldn't save Jon. Between his mom leaving him and the guilt felt over not knowing about Jon, he's constantly trying to compensate. Nash: I think the FBI profile on Gary is not great right now. Is he going to have a positive outlet for that or will he continue to self-destruct, as he is prone to do? It's obvious that the guilt is already getting to Gary. That's not to mention the fact that if Darcy had called just an hour before, maybe it wouldn't have happened. I think Gary is realizing this thing that he did, that he thought he was doing for Sophie, may hurt her even more.
Sophie was hoping for a certain validation to come from this podcast and if everyone is feeling bad for this beloved music teacher who's hurt, it's really hard to get that effect. I think we are going to see how much Peter continues to hurt people in this group. Peter hurt people in many different ways, which is what Sophie says in the podcast. As a writer, I love it because the conflict it's going to bring Gary in this friend group." So we see that happening. I love it because as a survivor, that sort of secret fantasy can happen. She was like, "I love it for a number of reasons. I only needed one person to be okay with that and that was Elizabeth. I knew because of the pandemic that we might be shut down at any point, so I was trying to think last season of what's the scene that we could shoot now that just in case we had to make any episode the finale, we could? I had this idea of "What if Gary puts over Peter's head and closes the door?" That scene could be tacked on anything. She so beautifully shepherded that story, not only in bringing the heart and humanity to it but also in being aware that there are other survivors in the room and just being an ally. Elizabeth Laime, one of our incredible writers, had a very moving story of her own assault last season.
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What can you tell us about how that is going to unfold, and when will we find out the full picture of what happened to Peter that night?ĭJ Nash: It happens very soon. We find out at the end of the episode that Gary may not be directly responsible for whatever has happened to Peter, but he was there and a participant. The premiere served as a goodbye episode for Delilah, at least for now, but executive producer DJ Nash promises she will return later this season and helps us unpack the rest of the drama in the Season 4 premiere. If Eddie can't get the answer he needs from the mystery woman, it could put his sobriety - and his relationship with Theo - at risk.Īnd Eddie will have one less person to confide in or keep him on the right track because Delilah ( Stephanie Szostak) decided to move to France to be closer to her sick father and also raise baby Charlie without the cloud of Jon's ( Ron Livingston) death hanging over her. The obsession comes after the woman called him out of the blue and when he's supposed to be focused on staying sober and committing to co-parenting Theo ( Tristan Byon) with Katherine ( Grace Park). Eddie ( David Giuntoli) is now obsessed with finding the woman who hit him with her car and left him for dead at the end of Season 2. Of course, Gary isn't the only one dealing with drama. That becomes increasingly harder to do when he's lying unconscious in a hospital bed.
Before Gary can feel vindicated in his actions, he discovers that Darcy ( Floriana Lima) changed her mind and does want to start a family with him and that Sophie had named Peter as her assaulter on Maggie's ( Allison Miller) podcast in hopes of turning the public against him. The Season 4 premiere picks up shortly after the events at Peter's house, and we discover over the course of the episode that Gary teamed up with Layla's dad to assault Peter, leaving the music teacher in a coma. The last season of A Million Little Things ended with potentially the most jaw-dropping cliffhanger yet, with Gary ( James Roday Rodriguez) going to Peter's ( Andrew Leeds) house and putting a bag over Peter's head with the intention of avenging Sophie ( Lizzy Greene) after Peter sexually assaulted her.
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