A Million Little Things
Wednesdays 10:00 PM on ABCA Million Little Things Season 4 Episode 15: "Fingers Crossed" Quotes
Gina: You know what I just realized? We have now been to the hospital for everyone in this friend group.
Maggie: Huh. That's true.
Rome: There is a green jello for whoever put it in the order.
Gary: We were just talking about maybe having a kid in a few years, and now here we are once again holding our breath when we just got back to being us. I just want to be us.
Maggie: We are us.
Gary: I just don't want to be us with cancer.
Gina: So, what's new?
Katherine: Nothing. I just got a new blouse. A new girlfriend.
Gina: Yeah, you did.
Gary: I don't know if this needs to be said, but Eddie, do not have sex with Greta.
Greta: You must be Gary.
Dad, look at me; I'm not that little girl anymore. And honestly, for a while, it was really hard to deal with it. To come to terms with it. But who I am now is stronger than I have ever been, and I feel like every minute I spend wondering what could've gone differently gives him the power back. He doesn't deserve that. That's mine. Stop punishing yourself for something you don't deserve to be punished for. It's not your fault, and it's not mom's either.
Gina
Sophie: It's just another reminder that life is short, and I don't have time to not have you in mine. I still don't like what you did, and I never will, but I care about you more than I am mad at you, and if you don't have cancer, I still reserve the right to be mad at you again.
Gary: That's fair. What if I do have cancer, and it's terminal? You just stay the word, and I will kill Peter.
There's a part of me that thinks if I act like my cancer will come back, it won't come back.
Gary
Katherine: I'm worried about him relapsing?
Greta: Are you sure that that's the only reason you're upset? Because it seems like this is the first major decision without you since you've gotten divorced, and you're having a hard time letting go.
Greta: I know how difficult it is to break the habit of taking care of someone. The first couple of weeks after Julia and I split, she texted me every night to make sure that I was taking my meds.
Katherine: But being bipolar and being an alcoholic are two different things.
Greta: You're right. But they are two things where we have to constantly prove to the world we have it under control, which is tough when the people that we love respond like you and Julia do. I'm in a good place. It seems like he is, too, but he'll never be able to prove it to you or himself if you never give him the chance.
I wish I knew what you were going through when we were together, but the one thing I need you to know is that I believe you.
Ron
Maggie: What are you thinking about, Mendez?
Gary: Thinking about you. All the moments since we broke up that we could've been together. I don't want to waste any more time. I think we should just move back in together.
Maggie: I think we should have a baby.
You want to hit me? Do it. Do it.
Halstead
