This Is Us

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Anonymous wrote:Just watched amazing last episode. Question: What did William remove from the fire place?

A few small childhood toys and some quarters - his "treasure."

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Anonymous wrote:I didn't like this episode either. I was disappointed that Kevin walked out of the play and also think they are dragging out Jack's death way too long. Ever since they got a contract to do two more seasons it has gotten way too slow. Next week looks pretty bad - I hope the whole episode isn't Randall and his father. It's too much, he didn't even know the man until, what, a couple months ago.

I don't think you get the show if you think his demise and death isn't a big deal for Randall even if they just met. He has been longing for William all his life and now when he finds him, it's the end. Randall is a control freak and now everything is out of control for him.

Plus 1. My thoughts exactly! Emotions and relationships MAKE the show!!

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Anonymous wrote:I just finished watching tonight's episode and cannot stop crying. Really powerful episode. I loved seeing William and Randall play off one another's energy.

+1. Wow. That was tough.

+2. An exceptional hour of television. I'm crying, too.

+3. I started crying when Randall was describing his dad to William and the flash-back of little Randall's face in Jack's hands. Randall mirroring that at the end with William did me in completely.

plus 4

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Anonymous wrote:It was a well done episode. I'm surprised that nobody mentioned that Randall called William "Dad" for the first time when he was holding his face in his hands. That being said, I can't get past the fact that William abandoned his son. He could have gotten his shit together and raised him but chose not to. Not a big William fan so I'm glad this storyline is done.

Easier said than done, PP! He was in a terrible situation. I think he did do the right thing by leaving him in a "safe place" to have the opportunity to be adopted by a good family who could provide for him. William was selfless, IMO.

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Anonymous wrote:Just watched amazing last episode. Question: What did William remove from the fire place?

A few small childhood toys and some quarters - his "treasure."

thank you!!!

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Anonymous wrote:Just watched amazing last episode. Question: What did William remove from the fire place?

A few small childhood toys and some quarters - his "treasure."

thank you!!!

They were on Randall's dashboard at the end of the episode. I liked that.

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Anonymous wrote:Just watched amazing last episode. Question: What did William remove from the fire place?

A few small childhood toys and some quarters - his "treasure."

thank you!!!

They were on Randall's dashboard at the end of the episode. I liked that.

Aw, missed that. Thank you!!

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Final episode of the season is March 7, right?

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Anonymous wrote:Final episode of the season is March 7, right?

No, March 7 is Episode 17, March 14 is Episode 18, the season finale.

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Anonymous wrote:Final episode of the season is March 7, right?

No, March 7 is Episode 17, March 14 is Episode 18, the season finale.

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Never watched the show but I've seen the fat actress on Ellen's show ... I really felt bad for her. There's no way she can be happy the way she is

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Anonymous wrote:Never watched the show but I've seen the fat actress on Ellen's show ... I really felt bad for her. There's no way she can be happy the way she is

How patronizing.

I bet she's happier - and richer - than you are at the moment.

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Anonymous wrote:It was a well done episode. I'm surprised that nobody mentioned that Randall called William "Dad" for the first time when he was holding his face in his hands. That being said, I can't get past the fact that William abandoned his son. He could have gotten his shit together and raised him but chose not to. Not a big William fan so I'm glad this storyline is done.

Easier said than done, PP! He was in a terrible situation. I think he did do the right thing by leaving him in a "safe place" to have the opportunity to be adopted by a good family who could provide for him. William was selfless, IMO.

Plus, it seemed like William did want to be part of Randall's life a few years after he was born and Rebecca asked him to stay away.

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Anonymous wrote:Never watched the show but I've seen the fat actress on Ellen's show ... I really felt bad for her. There's no way she can be happy the way she is

How patronizing.

I bet she's happier - and richer - than you are at the moment.

She may be happier, fine by me, I only wish people to be happy anyway

But "richer": who would care about that ? Certainly not me.

Have a good day

[Anonymous]

Is Beth still pregnant? I binge watched the show this past weekend, so I don't know if this has been addressed previously but shouldn't she be showing by now and planning for the future? I'm so confused!