A Million Little Things Season 2 Episode 12 Cast

Okay, let's talk about A Million Little Things. Specifically, season 2 episode 12. And, of course, the cast! We all have our favorites, right?

The Usual Suspects (We Love…Mostly)

David Giuntoli as Eddie Saville. He's the struggling musician. He's also the guy who makes questionable choices. But hey, we're all human, right?

Romany Malco plays Rome Howard. He's a filmmaker battling depression. He's also the voice of reason sometimes. Key word being "sometimes."

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Then there's Allison Miller as Maggie Bloom. She's the cancer survivor navigating life. Maggie also has a knack for dramatic entrances and exits.

And who could forget Christina Moses as Regina Howard? She’s a chef with dreams. She’s also Rome's rock. Seriously, give that woman an award!

Lastly, we've got Grace Park as Katherine Kim. She's a lawyer. She’s also dealing with Eddie's mess. Let’s be honest, Katherine deserves a vacation. A long one.

A Million Little Things Season 2: Premiere Date, Trailer, Cast

The Guest Stars (Making Waves)

Season 2, episode 12 throws in some interesting guest stars. These characters definitely stir the pot!

Enter: The New Faces

I’m trying to be polite here. But some of these guest characters make me want to throw my remote at the screen. Anyone else feel that way?

There's the occasional family member popping in. Always bringing drama! We see you, distant relatives!

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And of course, new acquaintances. These acquaintances often cause major disruptions. It's like they want to ruin everyone's lives.

Unpopular Opinion Alert!

Okay, here's my super unpopular opinion. I think some of the guest stars in season 2 are more interesting than some of the main characters. Gasp!

Don't get me wrong, I love the core group. But sometimes their storylines feel a little...predictable.

A fresh face can bring a new dynamic. A little bit of chaos, perhaps? Okay, maybe a lot of chaos.

The Real Stars (In My Humble Opinion)

Let's be real. The true stars of A Million Little Things are the actors who portray realistic emotions. They nail the heartache and the joy.

It’s the quiet moments of connection. It’s the tearful breakdowns. It’s the awkward silences that really get to me.

The cast as a whole has incredible chemistry. They really sell the feeling of a found family. And, honestly, who doesn't want to be part of that friend group (minus the constant drama)?