Only four episodes remain before A Million Little Things closes the book on our beloved Boston friends group’s stories, and as we’ve come to expect from the ABC drama, Season 5 has been an emotional ride. One of the series’ most compelling arcs continues to be Eddie’s journey after being hit by a car in a Season 2 finale cliffhanger and becoming paralyzed, as this season has continued to put David Giuntoli’s character in new situations to work through. The actor spoke with CinemaBlend about A Million Little Things coming to an end and how he fought for Eddie's story to be told authentically.
Eddie has faced a lot in A Million Little Things’ fifth and final season, including tough conversations with Delilah regarding their daughter and his complicated friendship with Nicole, the woman who hit him with her car. David Giuntoli spoke with CinemaBlend’s Adam Holmes ahead of the release of the animated DC movie Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham (in which he voices Batman), and the actor talked about his fight to portray Eddie’s challenges as well as his triumphs as truthfully as possible in regards to his wheelchair use. He said:
