This Is Us

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My Comcast On Demand only offers 2 episodes. I haven't read through the 11 pages of comments due to spoilers. I just feel like I am behind on episodes compared to all of you.

You can read this thread because it is about the only episodes that aired.

The VP debate is why it did not air on Oct 4th.

I'm wondering why next week's episode says "Episode 4" - was there ever an episode 3?

I have Xfinity, the guide says episode 3 for Oct 11th.

[Anonymous]

The show is on the cover of Entertainment Weekly this week. It gives a few clues about time tripping in upcoming episodes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My Comcast On Demand only offers 2 episodes. I haven't read through the 11 pages of comments due to spoilers. I just feel like I am behind on episodes compared to all of you.

You can read this thread because it is about the only episodes that aired.

The VP debate is why it did not air on Oct 4th.

I'm wondering why next week's episode says "Episode 4" - was there ever an episode 3?

My xfinity on demand shows an episode three available to watch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My Comcast On Demand only offers 2 episodes. I haven't read through the 11 pages of comments due to spoilers. I just feel like I am behind on episodes compared to all of you.

You can read this thread because it is about the only episodes that aired.

The VP debate is why it did not air on Oct 4th.

I'm wondering why next week's episode says "Episode 4" - was there ever an episode 3?

My xfinity on demand shows an episode three available to watch.

For those without DVR's or do not watch it live, tomorrow's episode airs at 9 instead of 10.

You may want to check the date (the poster that says episode 3 is there to watch), it clearly says 10/11 (and episode 4 airs 10/18, which is also listed on the On Demand feature).

[Anonymous]

Was so good tonight!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Was so good tonight!

Yes! And I love, love, love the song that played on the bus and towards the end, the one that goes "Take a boat to England, baby..." I just Googled it and it's called "Blues Run the Game." Simon and Garfunkel did a great cover of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXvhc23xcVA.

[Anonymous]

Loved it. Found out it was on last night, and watched it right away. Watched it this morning before my baby woke up!

Mandy Moore as old-age mom was shown more. I thought she pulled off that change well.

I loved the scene with dad and the doctor. Where he was worried his wife was broken, but it became obvious that HE was broken too.

Everything with Randall. Amazing. His name was Kyle.

[Anonymous]

So good!

One thing I think I missed: What happened to Randall's biological mother? Did she die?

[Anonymous]

And the birth mom seemed so sweet. To watch them become addicted over time. To see them gradually get a little worse off. Together, and then suddenly not together anymore. I can't wait to see her story.

[Anonymous]

I think last night's was the best episode yet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So good!

One thing I think I missed: What happened to Randall's biological mother? Did she die?

Yes. I believe she OD'd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And the birth mom seemed so sweet. To watch them become addicted over time. To see them gradually get a little worse off. Together, and then suddenly not together anymore. I can't wait to see her story.

yes, this! it was so powerful to see the birth dad wiring poetry and gradually become unable to do so due to his addiction.

Part of me was angry at the mom for not letting her son know he existed, but I also get it. Life and adoption was so different back then and he was a drug addict.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the birth mom seemed so sweet. To watch them become addicted over time. To see them gradually get a little worse off. Together, and then suddenly not together anymore. I can't wait to see her story.

yes, this! it was so powerful to see the birth dad wiring poetry and gradually become unable to do so due to his addiction.

Part of me was angry at the mom for not letting her son know he existed, but I also get it. Life and adoption was so different back then and he was a drug addict.

Me too!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And the birth mom seemed so sweet. To watch them become addicted over time. To see them gradually get a little worse off. Together, and then suddenly not together anymore. I can't wait to see her story.

This wordless montage was heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time. I wonder if I will get through a single episode of this series without crying buckets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So good!

One thing I think I missed: What happened to Randall's biological mother? Did she die?

Yes. I believe she OD'd.

Yep. I think that was mentioned in the episode when Randall met his bio father.