This Is Us final season

[Anonymous]

May 3rd episode is titled Miguel!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:May 3rd episode is titled Miguel!

Yessssss!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:May 3rd episode is titled Miguel!

Yessssss!

You realize that's when we're almost certainly going to lose him, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:May 3rd episode is titled Miguel!

Yessssss!

You realize that's when we're almost certainly going to lose him, right?

Or could be how Rebecca and him got together and/or we lose him!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe this is a stupid question. But why do folks assume that Kevin will end up with someone? Don’t the future scenes leave open the possibility that he is still single?

They made it a point to show he was wearing a wedding ring in Rebecca’s death bed scene.

They also made a point of showing Beth’s rings when she hugged Randall.

And Nicky’s.

Right, but that's before we knew Nicky was married. And when they were trying to make us believe Randall and Beth had split. It was an important detail at the time they showed us, but when rewatching it with our current knowledge it doesn't matter. They're clearly not ready to tell us yet if Kevin ends up with anyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:May 3rd episode is titled Miguel!

Yessssss!

You realize that's when we're almost certainly going to lose him, right?

IF we lose him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:May 3rd episode is titled Miguel!

YAY!!!

[Anonymous]

So for what it's worth, the person pointing out that Randall is entering two different rooms seems to be right. If you watch it, he's definitely walking into two different rooms.

In one occurrence, the room at the end of Kevin's hallway, there are windows on the side of the room. When he says, "hi, it's me, Randall, your son" you can see those windows behind him. That's clearly in Kevin's house. But you see a shot of him from behind walking into a room wearing a similar brown blazer. Plain tan walls flank the door.

It could be a horrible continuity error. Or not. I don't see any other footage that would correspond to the barren wall shot, though. When he's in the room w/ Rebecca, it's def Kevin's house.

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Anonymous wrote:So for what it's worth, the person pointing out that Randall is entering two different rooms seems to be right. If you watch it, he's definitely walking into two different rooms.

In one occurrence, the room at the end of Kevin's hallway, there are windows on the side of the room. When he says, "hi, it's me, Randall, your son" you can see those windows behind him. That's clearly in Kevin's house. But you see a shot of him from behind walking into a room wearing a similar brown blazer. Plain tan walls flank the door.

It could be a horrible continuity error. Or not. I don't see any other footage that would correspond to the barren wall shot, though. When he's in the room w/ Rebecca, it's def Kevin's house.

The big difference is Randall’s hair color, IMO

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So for what it's worth, the person pointing out that Randall is entering two different rooms seems to be right. If you watch it, he's definitely walking into two different rooms.

In one occurrence, the room at the end of Kevin's hallway, there are windows on the side of the room. When he says, "hi, it's me, Randall, your son" you can see those windows behind him. That's clearly in Kevin's house. But you see a shot of him from behind walking into a room wearing a similar brown blazer. Plain tan walls flank the door.

It could be a horrible continuity error. Or not. I don't see any other footage that would correspond to the barren wall shot, though. When he's in the room w/ Rebecca, it's def Kevin's house.

The big difference is Randall’s hair color, IMO

They have him wearing the same outfit to throw us off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So for what it's worth, the person pointing out that Randall is entering two different rooms seems to be right. If you watch it, he's definitely walking into two different rooms.

In one occurrence, the room at the end of Kevin's hallway, there are windows on the side of the room. When he says, "hi, it's me, Randall, your son" you can see those windows behind him. That's clearly in Kevin's house. But you see a shot of him from behind walking into a room wearing a similar brown blazer. Plain tan walls flank the door.

It could be a horrible continuity error. Or not. I don't see any other footage that would correspond to the barren wall shot, though. When he's in the room w/ Rebecca, it's def Kevin's house.

The big difference is Randall’s hair color, IMO

I think in one future bump it’s all black, then some gray, and then a lot of gray.

[Anonymous]

Ugh this episode!

[Anonymous]

Kate is horrible and poor Toby. He gave up his happiness in San Francisco to make it work and all she did was keep criticizing him. Meanwhile her job pays nothing but Kevin will prop her up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kate is horrible and poor Toby. He gave up his happiness in San Francisco to make it work and all she did was keep criticizing him. Meanwhile her job pays nothing but Kevin will prop her up.

Yeah I read an article about how “great” they handled the breakup and on the end we will “think they were both right.” All I see is Kate getting what she wants at Toby’s expense and expecting him to be happy about it. Team Toby.

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Anonymous wrote:Kate is horrible and poor Toby. He gave up his happiness in San Francisco to make it work and all she did was keep criticizing him. Meanwhile her job pays nothing but Kevin will prop her up.

Yeah I read an article about how “great” they handled the breakup and on the end we will “think they were both right.” All I see is Kate getting what she wants at Toby’s expense and expecting him to be happy about it. Team Toby.

Agree, I don’t see them both being right. She did NOTHING to save the marriage. Couldn’t even show up on time for the counseling she always wanted.