Shorty2007

I have been rewatching Psych for a few months now since its available on Amazon Prime, and in the meantime, I am waiting on news about the movie sequel in which I am excited about!!!

I'm also a big Psych fan, and looking forward to them finally being able to work on the sequel. Anyways, I was also impressed that he could do other things besides comedy. I still think of Shawn every time I see him. I am sure that even if this show doesn't make it (which I hope it does!), I am sure that he's going to be alright. He will probably land more roles in future tv productions since they probably think of him as more than a comedy actor now thanks to this show. We might actually get to see him in future horror films. (Besides Fear Itself of course and Gravy.) But your right, he does show great chemistry towards everyone, and I love his relationship to the kids. Can't wait to Jan. 17th when it comes back on.

Not sure if anyone has seen this media article or not: https://tvline.com/2018/12/12/a-million-little-things-recap-season-1-episode-10-christmas-wishlist/ and there was one thing that stuck out to me in this article. This is from the show's creator, DJ Nash. It's not sounding too good to me and I hope he's not implying what I think he's implying.

I liked this episode, and not really sure what else to say about it. Wait, maybe there is something to say about this episode. So, is the guy who plays Eddie leaving the show? Or will it still show him on tour and stuff? That is kind of confusing me. Now about the previews for the next episode, if it's a 'fake out', what else could he mean by "I can't believe she's gone"? I can't wait to watch it and find out!!!!

I loved this episode so much that I have now officially watched it three times. One for each day after it aired, isn't that weird? I will probably watch it again tomorrow. Gary is still my favorite, but please don't ask me why. Although, his attitude lately was finally explained in this one. I want to like Ashley, but I don't at the same time. She seems very mysterious and secretive, or is that just me who thinks that? I love Maggie too, and I was beyond happy when she finally decided to do chemo; which I think she was going to tell Gary that if he had texted her back at the end. I feel for Rome though, even though I can't really relate because my family is all supportive. I don't really know what to say about Gina, Eddie, or Delilah. I have seen comments that Katherine shouldn't of been at that party mainly because Gary didn't like her, but I think he was starting too at the end of episode 7 when he told her that she deserved to be happy. Maybe that's just wishful thinking.

I loved tonight's episode, maybe mostly because I love Gary. And I'm glad that Maggie went to chemo. I think those two are my favorites in this show. I will probably be rewatching this episode again, maybe tomorrow.

I am just going to give one final thought on this subject, then I'll be done with this topic. Yah, sure. You could have a 'Plan B', but even if you did use precaution, sometimes, accidents still happen. Plus this storyline is needed for the tv show that still has its 'realistic' qualities. That's my final thought on this. Now, to get ready for tonight's episode, and I encourage everyone to join me.

Sometimes you can do everything right but still end up with this result. Sometimes you can take the necessary steps needed, like for instance you could use things like contraceptives, but maybe they were not effective or something; and not everybody takes birth control pills. So this is still realistic.

I honestly hope everyone's wrong about that, but I guess in a way, that would make sense for a season/series finale. And I also hope that Maggie gets treatment before she dies, but not for Gary's sake, but for her own.

Nooo!!! They can't kill Gary!!! Not even for a series ender. :( This actually sounds like a possibility here.

You think so? I'll take that as a compliment. I know this may not be the best show on the planet, but I still like it, and look forwards to seeing it every week; even if the writing isn't really the best. But I have always heard that anything can happen on TV. Even if that means a 43 year old can conceive a baby.

I'm continuing watching this show because I love it, I actually love his role in this show and the fact that hes straying some what from comedy. It takes a really great actor to go from comedy to a more serious role, and I think that I actually love him more for that, if that's possible. I'm not worried about him, I think other people will look past his role in Psych and see him as 'the actor who can do any type of genre they need him to do.' That's my firm belief anyways.

I need to say something about this episode, besides the fact that I have already watched it three times since it aired last week. I don't really care about the whole baby daddy thing between Eddie and Deliah, mainly because I don't watch the show for them specifically. Rome's depression scenes was pretty good, and I can almost relate, of course I never tried to kill myself, so I get that its hard to talk to family and close friends which is why he didn't tell Regina. I keep wondering to myself why Katherine went to that taste testing thing, all I can say is kudos to her for keeping it together in front of Eddie and Deliah, without slapping them both across the face a time or two because they would probably deserve that. And Ashley is mysterious and keeping secrets which I hope will get exposed sooner rather than later; so I don't really have an opinion on her at the moment. I don't agree with Gary for the way he's treating mostly Maggie, but yelling at everyone else too like that. But I do agree with him on one way. That's probably how I would act if I knew and loved someone who had cancer and was refusing treatment. I think, and this very well could be a one sided agreement, but I think that he fell in love from the moment he first met her, so I think he's fighting for the woman he loves; but I don't know how to justify him sleeping with Ashley. I may watch the episode a few more times and see if there's a justification there.

I am mostly watching this show because James Roday is in it, but to me, he will always be Shawn Spencer (Psych), even though he's acting way out of character from that here. Oh, and I have seen Allison Miller in a few episodes of Go On, of course I didn't know it was her until I looked on IMDB. But the others I am not really familiar with.