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We've reached the moment of thanksaiving, with the hope of receiving some good news soon-hope is the last to die (so they say).

This series has entered my heart: A series that brought so much liaht during a dark and uncertain time, and taught us to love ourselves, care for one another, and support each other. Because when we do, we make the impossible possible, and it is wonderful to know that whenever we need to refresh any of these lessons, we can return to Bronx General and learn them all over again with the incredible characters who make up this special show.

A special thank you to every member of the cast and crew; each of them holds a piece of my heart. I'd especially like to thank two special people:

Thank you to Teddy Sears , thank you for reminding us to stay calm in every situation and to be objective in everything except matters of the heart, through Josh Nichols' journey.

Thank you to Zachary Quinto, for teaching us to be kind. To ourselves. To others. To always appreciate love, because these are the elements that allow us to overcome any obstacle when we embrace them.

The real culprit here is Josh's complete lack of perspective. He remains frustratingly locked in denial, refusing to voice what he actually wants. Wolf wants Josh back, Beau wants commitment, and Josh just stands there, paralyzed by reservations.

This photo screams: THE END from every angle you look at it 🤣