We know it’s a memory because Jon’s there.
Then, Jon first, they realize he’s serious.
Back in the present day, Gary checks his chest and underarm area for bumps.
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When Gary gets home, he happily tells Ed and Rome about sleeping with Ashley.
Speaking to college kids about complicated bereavement is on her bucket list.
But in the end, her relief made her feel worse.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you complicated bereavement at its finest!
(Also, not totally sure I’d want Mags as my therapist anymore?)
Maggie then asks Delilah where she’d travel in the past if she had a time machine.
Delilah says she’d return to two years ago before Jon became distant and shut her out.
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Ed doesn’t think he can do it what with parenting Theo and all.
In the end, the glorious Hunter comes over to look after Theo.
The man also makes grilled cheese.
Then Eddie shows up to ruin things.
Katherine puts him in his place and drops in the fact that he never told her D is pregnant.
She would’ve liked to have heard that from him.
Oh boy, can’t wait until she finds out the baby’s actually Ed’s not Jon’s.
Anyway, she’s busy enough for now worrying about being made partner at the firm.
Theo is her priority and she’s finally getting her life back.
Plus, one very handsome Hunter!!
Father and son get to some male bonding over plumbing until Rome’s dad finds his son’s anti-depressants.
Rome opens up about his depression, explaining to his father that he’s trying to fix himself.
He thinks the pills are working and admits he’s seeing a shrink too.
His dad just shows him that the sink is working again and leaves.
When Gina gets home, she’s impressed by the working tap.
Rome fills her in on the situation with his dad.
He did that today and she’s proud of him.
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Alright back to the heavy (heavier?)
In another chemo flashback, Jon comes to sit with Gary and hang some Boston art on the wall.
Gary has that picture hanging in his living room now.
After she hangs up, her phone rings again, but this time it’s Gary.
Ashley admits that she asks herself the same thing.
When the gang demands a speech, Gary leaves the room.
D follows and tells him she loves him and is happy he’s still on this planet.
“That what I get for making plans,” he tells her.
The guys gather around Gary and hug him while he cries.
In one last flashback, we see Jon and Gary playing video games on the day Gary beat cancer.
In the present, Gary sits on the couch alone.
He goes and grabs the hat Jon got him and starts to play.
Elsewhere, Katherine takes off her wedding rings and Delilah almost does too, then thinks better of it.
Also, Eddie calls Keith and says he’ll go on tour.
AND THEN THE MOMENT WE’VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR.
Gary gets a text from Maggie, simply saying “Hey.”
Join me next week to see how long Gary can ignore a text message.
