Life just seems to get harder and harder for Kate and Tully.
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Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke play longtime best friends.
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A lot went down between the lifelong friends — like, a lot.
And why she sees the series as a “parallel universe.”
From “Dancing Queen” to “Landslide.”
The twist is worth the years of waiting.
Kate and Tully don’t fear the reaper.
Showrunner Maggie Friedman explains why this scene was cut from the series finale.
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The show’s hair, costume and makeup team discuss how they created Kate’s and Tully’s many style evolutions.
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See Roan's reading for Young Tully.
Kate and Tully's lifelong friendship is one for the ages.
Uzo Aduba reads a scene from the novel by Kristin Hannah.
Uzo Aduba reads an emotional scene from Kristin Hannah's novel.
See Ali's reading for Young Tully.
Season 2 picks up by heading to the past!
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SEASON 1
Hello Yellow Brick RoadKate experiences the force of nature that is Tully when they meet as teens, at their first journalism jobs in 1982 and over a PTA crush in 2003.
Oh! Sweet SomethingA traumatic assault. A hidden romance. A signed consent form. Secrets both shared and unspoken test Kate and Tully’s friendship over the years.
Dancing QueensSneaking out to a school dance, breaking a news story and enjoying a hip-shaking night on the town, Tully and Kate whirl through life together.
Love Is a BattlefieldTully and Kate weather health issues and romantic entanglements, from a college dalliance to a steamy encounter that leaves an ex hot under the collar.
Sweet Child O’ MineTully's lie threatens the pair's friendship. Kate feels stressed over huge life changes. A treasured gift leads to a gut-wrenching goodbye.
Dirty LaundryThe BFFs catch the attention of a school bully. Kate attempts to move on. Tully faces choices that could change her life personally and professionally.
Total Eclipse of the HartTully's mom disappoints her again and again, and Kate's boozy night with her best friend and their coworkers causes awkwardness, accusations and hurt.
MawaigeVows are made and hearts broken as Kate navigates her long-strained relationship with her brother, and Tully grapples with compromise and commitment.
You Say It’s Your Birthday?!After one of Tully's birthdays ends in disaster, Kate becomes devoted to making her friend's big day special, even if her efforts don't always succeed.
Auld Lang SyneOver holidays past and present, relationships shift — and truths are spoken — as Tully and Kate reshape their expectations for what the future holds.
Recaps
- Showrunner Maggie Friedman explains why this scene was cut from the series finale.
- The show’s hair, costume and makeup team discuss how they created Kate’s and Tully’s many style evolutions.
- From “Dancing Queen” to “Landslide.”
- And why she sees the series as a “parallel universe.”
- Life just seems to get harder and harder for Kate and Tully.
- A lot went down between the lifelong friends — like, a lot.
“You. And me. Together. Forever.”- Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke play longtime best friends.
- Kate and Tully don’t fear the reaper.
- Kate and Tully's lifelong friendship is one for the ages.
Firefly Lane girls, forever!
“I second-guess myself on everything, and that girl does not.”- Uzo Aduba reads a scene from the novel by Kristin Hannah.
- Uzo Aduba reads an emotional scene from Kristin Hannah's novel.
- See Roan's reading for Young Tully.
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