Brent Ramirez as Dan Michelle Lane as Diana Julia Lester as Natalie Landen Starkman as Gabe Renee Cohen as Dr. Madden/Fine Daniel Bellusci as Henry Learn more about me on my website: www.brentramirez.com
I love how whenever Michelle is approaching a gut-punch word, she draws out the word before it, like she's rubatoing in order to delay the hurt. it's not "Then, a moment of dread." It's "Theeeen, a moooomeeeent ooof dread."
Dan's pride leaves him feeling helpless. Rather than allow himself to experience grief, he just resigns to "I lost my son, I lost my wife, I'm losing my daughter, but I still have to pretend I'm ok." That's why the moment where he accepts Madden's offer to recommend a therapist so meaningful. Dan's the type to feel "Yeah, some people need therapy, but if I did it I'd be ashamed" and then he realizes "Oh. I'm just like anyone else. I'm allowed to feel pain."
