With a complicated, uncomfortable, uncertain path laid out as a new protocol, and a fresh new start clears up foggy chemo-brain, the journey forward will require digging some heels in the ground and simply saying "no!" After this chapter Bobby Underwood is interviewed about hopping from hospital to hospital, and being a dual support system for two very important figures in his life.

This episode marks the end of ACT ONE! THANK YOU ALL who made this season possible. We will be back with ACT TWO...

The course of radiation has caused a serious road block, so to speak, and through a personal triumph comes a personal humiliation. There is no "Getting To Know You" after this episode.

The start of therapy, and the tearing down of the proverbial wall that's been put up to protect from the realities of cancer and its physical and mental tolls. There is no Getting To Know You after this episode.

Brooke Martino welcomes you to the Big-Top where your entertainment value is heightened! Procedures gone awry, and mistakes made are all part of the show here at Manhattan County Hospital. After, Brooke tells of her experience as a support system to a cancer patient and survivor.

Matt and Debbie Miskie cross into the upside-down of what life would be like if... After which we talk to them (my parents) about what it was like being a parent to a cancer patient, and survivor.

A dramatic reading with Erin Cronican of running into a wall, a turning point, and options. After, a repeat of Erin Cronican's interview on breast cancer, treatment during a pandemic, and personal legacy.

Erin clips around the first party post-chemo, and a dizzy farewell to hair during an apartment party centered around a few personal firsts. After, Erin talks to us about breast cancer, treatment during a pandemic, and personal legacy.

Nolan introduces the Von Trapp Family Doctors for the first spinal, and first complication in Cancer, Musical Theatre, & Other Chronic Illnesses. After, Nolan baffles with his laundry list of pre-existing obstacles that would have otherwise hindered his serious diagnosis.

Edward's first bag of chemo, and a big sticky pile of disappointment all because a nurse cared enough to drop a little morsel of information in Cancer, Musical Theatre, & Other Chronic Illnesses. There is no interview after this episode.

Victoria sets the scene on West 43rd Street in New York City for an uncomfortable encounter with a friend, an ex, and some pie in this weeks episode of Cancer, Musical Theatre, & Other Chronic Illnesses. After, Victoria tells us about her roller coaster journey with a rare cancer, and her relationship to alcohol.