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Until then, however, his album can be found on Bandcamp, Spotify, and Apple Music.While we tend to stare at the clock, toss and turn for hours, or flip on the light and watch TV when sleep eludes us, there are much better ways to cope and help ourselves get back to sleep, says Johns Hopkins sleep expert Luis F. So only time will tell what heck comes next for McDermott. But acting is so spontaneous." It's a butterfingered business where plans fall out of your hands. As "The Middle" prepared for its swan song in 2017, he told The Philadelphia Inquirer, "I would like to keep acting. McDermott is far from the first person to pursue a career both in acting and music, so the release of the album does not rule out his return to acting in the future. Expressing adoration for the album, Twitter user wrote that it "makes me feel like live on the road and I have gone off the grid and running around a forest like a magical fairy and swimming in pools." That expression of dream-like glee prompted McDermott to declare that "there will never be a better review." "Bake a Cake" wordlessly presents scenes of city life and nature in an almost nervous time lapse. "Wayside," for instance, combines haunting vocals and visuals as McDermott toils alone in the woods and seemingly awaits nightly visits from a ghostly figure or figment of his mind. The music and the videos take you on a trippy odyssey. Peter Sobczynski of gave the film a half-star rating, writing that "Countdown" was "an abject failure whose only virtue is its utter forgettability." That sentiment was echoed on Rotten Tomatoes, where the film received a score of 26% among critics, who felt that "Countdown" wouldn't "leave a lasting impression." Luckily, that's not the last impression McDermott will leave on his fans. Unfortunately, 2019's "Countdown" horrified some critics in all the wrong ways. Very notably, these have all been supporting roles, though McDermott has proven his willingness to explore genres in the process. McDermott returned to the big screen in the horror movie "Countdown," playing Scott, a fellow nurse at the hospital where Elizabeth Lail's Quinn works. He also showed up in the Netflix drama "Unbelievable" as Ty, a counselor at the Oakdale Apartment complex, where Marie Adler, played by Kaitlyn Dever, is staying. McDermott hasn't been completely absent from acting since the end of "The Middle," popping up later in 2018 in the comedy "Instant Family" as Stewart, a co-worker of Pete, played by Mark Wahlberg.