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** Drew and Julia start sleeping together again in the middle of the season. There's one more reference after TheReveal, and then nothing. When Sara Rue comes back from her [[AbsenteeActor extended hiatus]] Drew has a new girlfriend and their previous relapse isn't addressed.
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** Drew and Julia start sleeping together again in the middle of the season. There's one more reference after TheReveal, and then nothing. When Sara Rue comes back from her [[AbsenteeActor extended hiatus]] hiatus Drew has a new girlfriend and their previous relapse isn't addressed.
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** Season 2 has [[spoiler:Valley Hills getting its existence threatened by its fancier rival Golden Horizons, Drew heading off to Alaska, and Gina missing her chance to make a LoveConfession to him]].
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* AbortedArc: Drew and Julia start sleeping together again in the middle of the season. There's one more reference after TheReveal, and then nothing. When Sara Rue comes back from her [[AbsenteeActor extended hiatus]] Drew has a new girlfriend and their previous relapse isn't addressed.
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* AbortedArc: AbortedArc:
** Drew and Julia start sleeping together again in the middle of the season. There's one more reference after TheReveal, and then nothing. When Sara Rue comes back from her [[AbsenteeActor extended hiatus]] Drew has a new girlfriend and their previous relapse isn'taddressed.addressed.
** In one of Bette's first appearances, Drew, of all people, catches her eye, suggesting that at some point he might get caught in an odd romantic tug of war between her and Gina, but it never happened.
** Drew and Julia start sleeping together again in the middle of the season. There's one more reference after TheReveal, and then nothing. When Sara Rue comes back from her [[AbsenteeActor extended hiatus]] Drew has a new girlfriend and their previous relapse isn't
** In one of Bette's first appearances, Drew, of all people, catches her eye, suggesting that at some point he might get caught in an odd romantic tug of war between her and Gina, but it never happened.
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After ending Season 1 with the transplant, Season 2 saw a ReTool in which Gina inherited tens of millions of dollars from a late patient and purchased Valley Hills.
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After ending Season 1 with the transplant, Season 2 saw a ReTool in which Gina inherited tens of millions of dollars from a late patient Valley Hills resident and purchased Valley Hills.
the home, while Drew sorted through his feelings about her and the residents of the home gained more prominence.
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* CutShort: The final episode, "Juneau, Froyo and Mario Kart", ended on two big {{Cliffhanger}}s--Valley Hills now has to fend off the aggressive competition tactics of the bigger, fancier Golden Horizons home, and Gina is too late to declare her love for Drew after he takes off for Alaska. The show's cancellation leaves them unresolved.
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* CutShort: The final episode, "Juneau, Froyo and Mario Kart", ended on two big {{Cliffhanger}}s--Valley Hills now has to fend off the aggressive competition tactics of the bigger, fancier Golden Horizons home, and Gina is too late to declare her love for Drew after he takes off for Alaska. The show's cancellation leaves them unresolved.unresolved, and Creator/ChuckLorre confirmed that Drew[=/=]Gina in love and Golden Horizons would've been the main storylines of a third season.
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* CutShort: The final episode, "Juneau, Froyo and Mario Kart", ended on two big {{Cliffhanger}}s--Valley Hills now has to fend off the aggressive competition tactics of the bigger, fancier Golden Horizons home, and Gina is too late to declare her love for Drew after he takes off for Alaska. The show's cancellation leaves them unresolved.
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''B Positive'' is a Creator/{{CBS}} sitcom created by Marco Pennette and executive produced by Pennette, Creator/ChuckLorre and Jim Patterson. It premiered on November 5, 2020 and CBS announced that it would be renewed for a second season on May 15, 2021.
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''B Positive'' is a Creator/{{CBS}} sitcom created by Marco Pennette and executive produced by Pennette, Creator/ChuckLorre and Jim Patterson. It premiered Patterson, premiering on November 5, 2020 and CBS announced that it would be renewed for a second season on May 15, 2021.
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After two seasons and 34 episodes with okay-but-not-great ratings, CBS cancelled the show on May 12, 2022.
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After two seasons and 34 episodes with okay-but-not-great ratings, CBS cancelled canceled the show on May 12, 2022.
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After ending Season 1 with the transplant, Season 2 saw a ReTool in which Gina inherited tens of millions of dollars from a late patient and purchased Valley Hills.
After two seasons and 34 episodes with okay-but-not-great ratings, CBS cancelled the show on May 12, 2022.
After two seasons and 34 episodes with okay-but-not-great ratings, CBS cancelled the show on May 12, 2022.
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Drew Dunbar (Creator/ThomasMiddleditch) is a divorced therapist with a young daughter Maddie (Creator/IzzyG). Making a doctor’s appointment because he’s having trouble urinating, he gets the bad news that he is in renal failure. Friends and family prove less than willing to provide a kidney. At a wedding Drew has a chance meeting with Gina Dabrowski (Creator/AnnaleighAshford), a high school classmate who now works at a nursing home, but is still the HardDrinkingPartyGirl she was in school. Touched by Drew's plight, she offers up her kidney. Of course, the rigor necessary for an organ donor—three months without drugs or alcohol—is difficult for her, but she’s willing to give it a try. Meanwhile, his ex-wife Julia (Creator/SaraRue) monitors the situation with a mix of concern, confusion and amusement.
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Drew Dunbar (Creator/ThomasMiddleditch) is a divorced therapist with a young daughter Maddie (Creator/IzzyG). Making a doctor’s appointment because he’s having trouble urinating, he gets the bad news that he is in renal failure. Friends and family prove less than willing to provide a kidney. At a wedding Drew has a chance meeting with Gina Dabrowski (Creator/AnnaleighAshford), a high school classmate who now works at a nursing home, retirement home called Valley Hills, but is still the HardDrinkingPartyGirl she was in school. Touched by Drew's plight, she offers up her kidney. Of course, the rigor necessary for an organ donor—three months without drugs or alcohol—is difficult for her, but she’s willing to give it a try. Meanwhile, his ex-wife Julia (Creator/SaraRue) monitors the situation with a mix of concern, confusion and amusement.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Season 1 ends with Drew and Gina both going under anesthesia for the transplant operation.
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** Season 1 ends with Drew and Gina both going under anesthesia for the transplantoperation.operation.
** Season 2 has [[spoiler:Valley Hills getting its existence threatened by its fancier rival Golden Horizons, Drew heading off to Alaska, and Gina missing her chance to make a LoveConfession to him]].
** Season 1 ends with Drew and Gina both going under anesthesia for the transplant
** Season 2 has [[spoiler:Valley Hills getting its existence threatened by its fancier rival Golden Horizons, Drew heading off to Alaska, and Gina missing her chance to make a LoveConfession to him]].
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: Officially introduced as a theme in "Integration Therapy", where Drew's fellow dialysis patients speculate whether he's sleeping with Gina, with the ones who say "yes" pondering the possibility of Gina giving them a "rebound kidney" if they break up. Eventually they both get into relationships--Drew with cancer patient Adriana, Gina with Drew's fellow dialysis patient (and former [[UsefulNotes/NationalFootballLeague Seattle Seahawks]] star) Eli. Adriana quickly gets PutOnABus, however, due to getting experimental treatment in Switzerland and after his successful kidney transplant Drew has completely fallen in love with Gina. In Season 2 this progresses to Drew making an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove, but Gina tells him she needs more time.
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: Officially A minor theme in Season 1, officially introduced as a theme in "Integration Therapy", where Drew's fellow dialysis patients speculate whether he's sleeping with Gina, with the ones who say "yes" pondering the possibility of Gina giving them a "rebound kidney" if they break up. Eventually they both get into relationships--Drew with cancer patient Adriana, Gina with Drew's fellow dialysis patient (and former [[UsefulNotes/NationalFootballLeague Seattle Seahawks]] star) Eli. Adriana quickly gets PutOnABus, however, due to getting experimental treatment in Switzerland and after his successful kidney transplant Drew has completely fallen in love with Gina. In Season 2 this progresses to Drew making an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove, but Gina tells him she needs more time.
