A Million Little Things
Wednesdays 10:00 PM on ABCA Million Little Things Season 3 Episode 3: "Letting Go" Quotes
If we had another month to spend with dad, we would take it.
Sophie
Eddie: I'm getting a vibe that I'm not your favorite person. Let me just address the elephant in the room. This last year, the family has been through a lot. A lot of changes, listen, I know how important you were to Katherine when Delilah and I. well, I'm sure she told you some of the things I did.
Darcy: All of the things.
Eddie: All of the things. OK, that's great. Maybe we can do a little PT on our relationship. Look, somehow Katherine found it in her to give me another chance, and I hope you do too. Because well, as you can see, I'm a different person now.
Darcy: Edward, are you playing the handicap card?
Eddie: Oh, bet I am, yeah.
Gary: You walked home from lunch? Who are you Ferris Bueller?
Danny: I don't know who that is.Gary: What? Dude, John Hughes? Sixteen candles?
Danny: I don't know what that is.
Gary: Oh my God, Dan. 16 candles? We're going to watch this movie. There's a guy in this film you're going to like a lot OK? He's so attractive he slid me like three notches on the Kinsey scale.
Rome: I just feel so angry all of the time. It's like I -- it scares me.
Heller: Why does that scare you?
Rome: Because it ain't never been like this. This is what I work so hard to avoid because I feel so out of control, and I hate that feeling. Heller: In control of your life or in control of your anger?
Rome: Same thing.
Heller: Why do you say that?
Rome: You know why. You walk around like a pissed off black man in America if your anger doesn't kill you, someone else will.
Believe me I get it. The energy Black men have to expend just to exist in America without access to our full range of feelings is exhausting, but you have a right to be angry. The important thing is you learn how to identify and express it in a way that isn't dangerous to yourself or others.
Heller
Eddie: Reverend Stewart, so how did you know where I lived?
Reverend Stewart: I followed your wife and Theo back from the hospital.
Eddie: What?
Reverend Stewart: I've been here a few times. I needed to look you in the eye.
Eddie: It sounds like your daughter told you what really happened the night Alex drowned. I was on the boat with her, and honestly, I don't remember much about that night because I had been drinking. But I do know that had I been sober, I could've pulled Alex out of the water and that she'd still be alive right now, and I'm so sorry.
Reverend Stewart: That's not how my daughter died.
I didn't think my lie had affected anyone but myself. Obviously, I was wrong. It was tearing you up in ways I couldn't even imagine. I came here to confess. May the Lord forgive me for what I have done to you.
Reverend Stewart
After years of chemo, I'm finally throwing up because of things I've done and not things being done to me.
Maggie
Jamie: What?
Maggie: I don't know. I was just thinking that maybe you'd be my butter toffee. So there's that. Or you could just completely forget I said anything.
Jamie: Do I have to?
