Then Kate shows up at Marah's wedding, and we think for a moment-oh, it's okay, Tully got her into the clinical trial and she's fine! Alas, this is all in Tully's head.

Tully moves into the house, and she, Marah, and Johnny care for Kate until she passes away, peacefully, during a break in a conversation with Tully.Īnyway. It turns out that the cancer has spread to her brain, making her ineligible for the trial, and Johnny tells Tully that Kate likely won't live much longer. Danny finally gets Kate into a trial that's seeing some early success (go, Danny!)-but then Kate has a seizure. Kate gets sicker and sicker over the course of this part of the season, and Tully moves heaven and earth to try and get Kate into an experimental trial. And while Tully has a bad habit of pushing Danny away when things get hard-there's a whole sub-storyline about when she just stops calling him when Kate gets really sick-he's seen helping her to Kate's funeral (sorry, another spoiler), suggesting that he's around for the long run. Danny and his now-ex part ways, which frees up Danny and Tully to finally become serious about their relationship. Tully and Danny rekindle their friendship, and things come to a head when Danny's girlfriend hits on Tully (that part was less predictable, but I thoroughly enjoyed the respite from the cheating trope I was nervously anticipating). In a predictable, but still wholesome plotline, Tully's old flame and former on-air rival Danny turns out to be living in her building.with his serious girlfriend. Tully falls in love with Sports Man, a.k.a.

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