Greta a million little things series#

Nicole has NOTHING to support why she pushed Eddie in Delilah's direction. Gary: I am the president of everyone who hates everyone, and I am begging you to do this. Gary: Ed, the only person that's keeping the two of you from being together now is you. Instead, their tactic is to have random characters tell Eddie and Delilah that they love each other and should be together without explanation. Even if it had to be referenced, happened offscreen, or via video or something. If they wanted to do this, the time they spent bringing back Nicole, they could've used on building up the Delilah and Eddie relationship. And now, as we're getting towards the end of things, they're attempting to speed things up.

It's a shame the final season has been slow and heavy with some filler.

And you.Īnd inserting lines for the characters to say, acknowledging viewer sentiment, only to disregard it is even more annoying. : Ever since you got back, whenever I see you and Eddie together, it just makes sense.And you know all the things and the reasons why you couldn't be together before aren't really here. It backfires it entirely and utterly backfires!Įver since you got back, whenever I see you and Eddie together, it just makes sense. The more they try to force us to like her with cheap attempts that get around her having an actual redemption, the more loathsome she becomes. It's so much better when they accept that they created a loathsome, selfish, terrible, insincere, vapid character that most people dislike and leave it there.

Greta a million little things series#

In five years, this series still can't read the room enough to grasp that we don't give a single, solitary damn about Delilah Dixon. In what universe would Delilah take over saving Katherine and Greta's wedding and not Gina, the former caterer and chef, or Carter, who they kept joking was the actual wedding planner who took over everything to live vicariously through Katherine and Greta?

: We are going to have a wonderful wedding because the truth is the only thing that I'm going.ĭelilah and Eddie spawned a little hellion, didn't they? Goodness.īut the show again keeps going out of this way to force-feed Delilah upon us in ways that make ZERO sense.

We are going to have a wonderful wedding because the truth is the only thing that I'm going to be looking at is you. The series keeps doing this, where they play up Charlie's antics as if they're cute when they're far from it. Unsurprisingly, Charlie is an obnoxious little girl with no boundaries or discipline who ruined Greta's suit.

I wish we had more context for so much of Katherine's storyline when it comes to all these things, which implies that there was a treasure trove of information and background they could've explored but didn't while they were pursuing some of the things they've done thus far. Greta's sentimental connection to getting married on one, reminiscing on how much she loved The Love Boat but hated that no couples were like her, added context to this wedding that seemed to crop up abruptly with no pathway. Unsurprisingly, they got rained out, and their plans of getting married on a boat changed. It wouldn't be a wedding day without some disasters and detours.

: Katherine, I loved you when we were young.

Katherine, I loved you when we were young. For the sake of those things alone, you want them to win, and they did. Katherine deserves the world after so much of what she's endured. Greta has been a great, lovable character since her introduction. If we set aside the, at times, choppy and uneven writing that led us to this point, how underused Katherine and Greta have been this season, and how they expedited their storyline, you could bask in the moment and enjoy the beauty of this couple finding happiness with each other.