The first 200 lines.
It's pretty complicated, right?
Maybe it doesn't have to be.
I'm Eddie.
I'm Anna.
Previously on "A Million Little Things"...
I had feelings for you.
I just didn't realize it at the time.
I think I was too scared.
You had a date the other day, didn't you?
You got me.
I went out with someone.
Does Dad know?
Camden: I love you.
I love you, too.
Didn't realize you two were dropping the L-word.
Sorry if that was weird.
My depression...
it's back.
Come here.
I appreciate you giving me a second chance.
We all deserve them, right?
I want to thank someone I leaned on today.
Someone I love.
Happy birthday.
'Scuse me, happy 30th birthday!
Yeah, that's what women like,
when you point out their age.
You okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
I just had a weird dream.
No, no, no! Don't get up.
I want to do the same thing for you that I used to do
for my mom on her birthday.
Weird.What I used to do for her --
get your mind out of the gutter -- is bring her...
breakfast in bed.
Oh, my gosh!
Oh, you used to do this for your mom?
Yep. As the story goes,
I used to eat her breakfast before she could.
Fine. The rest is for you.
This is so sweet, but I'm not really hungry.
Okay, great, more for me.
Look out. Coming in.
Oh, yeah.
Well, hey, make sure you're hungry by tonight, okay?
Mm.'Cause after you get off work,
I want us to get dressed up and I want to take you out for
a very fancy birthday dinner.
You know what I'd really like is if we stayed in
and got takeout, just kept it low key.
Ah, quietly walk into your 30s.
Stay off AARP's radar as long as possible.
I get it. Mm-hmm.
Exactly.
I'm gonna go shower.
And I will cancel our dinner reservations.
Great.
Hey, it's me.
The good news is Maggie has no idea about her surprise party.
The bad news is that she shut down my plan
to get her dressed up and over there.
I'm on it.
Oh, my God, I love a surprise party.
You make someone feel like crap all day
thinking you forgot their birthday
only to wait until they've lost all faith
in their friend group to yell "surprise!"
Oh, God, is that what we're doing?
Yeah!
She's gonna love it!
Leave it to me.
Okay. Bye.
Dude, I don't know why you played it all coy
with that labradoodle back there.
She's totally into you.
Let's be honest, Colin, you're not getting any younger.
Well, you can't go back now. You'll seem desperate.
Colin! What's going on, my man?
Still hangin' out with this loser?
Kevin, I thought I made it clear when I finished chemo
I never wanted to see you again.
How you been, man?
All clear.
So, uh, go somewhere else to drum up business.
Did you hear about Gail?
Yeah.
But, uh, she beat it before.
She'll beat it again.
How's Hector?
He's been by her side every minute.
I'm supposed to go over to the hospital
and see them later tonight.
Well, please give them my best.
I will. I will.
Heard about you and Maggie.
Really sorry about that, man.
Ah, it's fine.
It was over a year ago.
I've already managed to sabotage
another relationship since then.
No, seriously, Maggie and I are still friends.
It's all good.
Yeah? Yeah.
Matter of fact, I'm going to a party tonight for her 30th.
Wow! 30.
She did it.
Yeah.
Defied the odds.
I can't believe she agreed to a party, though.
Well, it's a surprise party.
Oh. Yeah.
Look, I'd throw you an invite, but, uh, it's not my party,
and to be honest, nobody wants to hang out
with the dude that gave them chemo.
That's fair, that's fair. I'll see ya around.
Oh, no, you won't.
I never want to see you again!
I was talkin' to Colin.
And stay away from my dog!
This arrangement is so cool. I wouldn't change a thing.
God, I love Modern English.
I just want it to be perfect for Maggie.
And it's your first gig.
Yeah, it's one song.
Well, I'm gonna be there cheering you on
while you play it.
Speaking of which,
I wanted to talk to you about something.
I was thinking about bringing Anna tonight,
but I only want to do that if you're okay with it.
Are you kidding me?
I was the one who parent-trapped you guys.
Plus, she's great.
Plus, she's not my mom.
Well, I'm glad you're cool with it.
I just feel weird 'cause Katherine's gonna be there, too.
Maybe I should call her.
Not a good idea.
On the other hand, if I call her
and make a big deal about giving her a heads up,
it's gonna make her feel like I think she's still into me.
Definitely do not call.
Maybe Maggie's 30th isn't the right time
for Anna to meet everyone.
I mean, don't let that stop you.
The only reason we know Maggie
is because she crashed my dad's funeral.
Ah.
Strong point.
Okay, let's just keep the appointment on the books for next week.
Thank you.
Was that Dr. Heller?
Yeah.
Did you tell him you didn't think
your new meds were working?
Yeah, he says I got to wait a couple of weeks
until I know for sure.
That's true. It's only been a couple days.
I know how long it's been.
I just don't want to go a couple of weeks
on the wrong medication to start all over again.
Um, I'm...sorry.
No, no, I-I-I'm sorry.
I'm irritable.
And, um, I'm tired of not feeling like myself,
and I'm even more tired of feeling like maybe
this ismy real self.
I'm gonna cancel with...
Dr. Heller?
No, lunch with my dad.
Oh, Rome, I really think it's good for you to get out.
Yeah, probably.
But if I go out with my dad feeling like this,
then I'm on the wrong medication and looking at murder one.
Greta: Do you have to run off so early?
I feel cheap. Used.
And not in a good way.
I'll make it up to you later,
but, uh, right now, I do have to go.
I have to pick up a gift for my friend Maggie.
Oh, right, it's her party tonight.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I know you want to take things slow,
but we've been hanging out a bunch this week.
What do you think about you coming with me?
You know, maybe meet my fancy friends?
Oh, um...
Sorry. That was stupid.
That's the opposite of taking things slow.
I'm just, um -- am really new at this.
Trust me, you're -- you're great,
and I'd love to meet your friends.
I just think right now might not be the best time.
Oh. Uh, why not?
There's something I haven't told you.
I'm married.
Katherine, wait. Please let me explain.
Don't!
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