Reunion (TV Series) - Other Plotlines

Other Plotlines

• In "1988", viewers learn Marjorino's connection to the friends: his loving father was the driver who died in the car crash involving Will and Craig in 1986. Marjorino harbors intense feelings of injustice and largely believes that his father's killer has murdered the deceased friend. Originally vindictive towards Will, he soon turns his attention to Craig.
• In the fifth episode, "1990" (first aired November 10, 2005) it was revealed that Samantha is the character that was killed.
• In "1992", it was revealed that the present day Craig Brewster, who relies on a wheelchair for movement, is actually not paralyzed and can walk.
• In "1992", it was revealed that a younger Marjorino in fact plotted to kill Will Malloy for the murder of his father, only to be talked out of it by his future wife. In the present day, however, Marjorino's wife leaves him, disgusted that he cannot let go of revenge.
• In "1993", it was revealed that Peter, Carla's husband, died.
• The final aired episode, "1994", features a cliffhanger where Marjorino is run down by a car in an alley and left bloodied and injured. Leaked spoilers on the Internet have speculated that Craig and Sam's son Henry was the driver.
• A dark secret involving Craig and Will, in which Will took the heat for a drunk driving accident when Craig was actually driving the car, since his BAC was below the legal limit. The other man involved, Marjorino's father, died after being discharged, and Will spent a year in prison and lost his lacrosse scholarship after being made an example by the legal system.
• The love triangle between Craig, Sam, and Will, complicated by the child that only Sam knows was fathered by Will.
• The obvious love of Carla and Aaron, who can never be on the same page at the same time.
• Aaron's one night stand and the love child that resulted from it, leading to his marriage to her mother, Pascal.
• Carla becoming the nanny of Will and Sam's love child, Amy, to keep Sam in her life, and her ensuing relationship with Paul, Amy's adoptive father, that quickly turns abusive.
• Will being forced by the FBI to help bring down Russell Brewster for illegal practices, the same man who gave him a job to help rebuild his life after prison.
• Craig's entry into politics and winning a seat on the State Assembly.
• Jenna burning out in acting after ending her farce marriage to the gay producer who helped her build her career.
• The tension between Carla and her future husband Peter, and Aaron and his wife Pascal, over not only their devotion to their friends, but also their devotion to each other.
• Craig's affair with his mentally unstable secretary, Rachel.
• The mutual attraction between Jenna and Craig.
• Will Malloy serving in the army, entering law school, and eventually becoming Craig's campaign manager.
• Sam's addiction to stimulants.
• Sam's belief that she accidentally killed a woman because of the stimulants she was taking.
• Will's army friend's death and Will's affair with the friend's sister.
• In the last filmed episode (unseen in America) it was revealed that Sam and Will's daughter Amy had died in a fire with her adopted mother. If it were true, this would render it impossible for her to be the speculated killer.