Alan (Terry Chen) shows up because Tyrell invited him, unaware that Eddie and Katherine would be there. Things get tense ahead of the protests as Katherine and Eddie help Theo (Tristan Byon) make signs for the protests. A Million Little Things Season 3, Episode 13: Awkward run-ins The world doesn’t present him with that luxury, and above all, he doesn’t want Tyrell to feel the same as he does.Īt that moment, Walter feels he must do something for the sake of his son and heads to the protests. Later as Rome and Walter watch the protests on television, Rome confesses to his father that his depression is linked to the fact that he doesn’t feel welcome in his own home. Young man, do not give them a reason.” It’s a profound moment between the two and speaks to the state of Rome’s mind, wanting to do more but feeling helpless. He lays it out bluntly for him–“There are police out there looking for a reason to take your life.
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Regina lends her support and urges him to do whatever he needs to do.Īs Flo, Regina, and Tyrell head out, Rome gives Tyrell a pep talk about how to behave during the protests. He’s feeling way too heated, and he’s afraid it may cause him to react violently if even the slightest thing goes wrong. So, I get it, Rome, I get it.Īfter that call, Rome decides he’s not going to the protests after all. But the last time he tried to help, things did escalate at the softball game, and they both ended up in a cop car. He feels as if Gary is asking him about the protests as if they are about Rome, but in all fairness, Gary was trying to figure things out and help however he can. He seems to be taking things lightly, and it makes Rome angry beyond belief. Rome is already frustrated with his father’s notions when Gary (James Roday Rodriguez) calls and asks about their plans for the day. His thought process is that the entire country’s foundation needs to be broken and re-established if real change is going to happen. Walter, however, isn’t planning on going on account of feeling that protests don’t do much for the bigger cause. They plan to meet everyone at the restaurant, Tyrell (Adam Swain) included, before going to the protests together. Regina and Rome have Flo (Karen Robinson) and Walter (Lou Beatty Jr.) come over before heading out to the protests. A Million Little Things Season 3, Episode 13: The fight for justice As I said, its emotions abound, so grab a box of tissues and read all about what went down in this week’s episode of A Million Little Things Season 3.
And then there’s Katherine (Grace Park) and Eddie (David Giuntoli) who are attempting to traverse through their broken marriage.
It’s certainly a moment of awakening for everyone in the group, and it’s done incredibly well by the writers and cast of A Million Little Things.Īs the protests occur, Maggie (Allison Miller) finds herself grappling with difficulties in her new job. Time and time again, he’s had to prove himself to the world, and learning about George Floyd’s death is the last straw in a string of neverending incidents that should have never happened. The entire group bands together to support the George Floyd protests in this week’s episode, “Listen.” It stirs up a lot of emotions for many characters, mainly Rome (Romany Malco), who can’t seem to wrap his head around the country’s state. It’s a difficult hour to get through as it is a stark and saddening reminder of what occurred last year. A Million Little Things Season 3 gives us an emotional and sobering episode as its covers the tragic death of George Floyd and the protests it inspired.
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