This Is Us final season

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Anonymous wrote:I'm desperately trying to see how people are assuming multiple death bed scenes. Randall's hair seems consistent to me between the kitchen and door scenes. The doorknob seems consistent. Mayyyybe the walls are questionable but that's an easy continuity error depending on the set. And when he asked "where is..." and the answer is "already in there"...remember that this scene is from when we didn't even know Rebecca was in the room, so they were holding back on even the fact that Nicky was there.

I'm all for a conspiracy theory but no matter how many times I watch it I can't see it another way.

+1 for me. I see young Randall in a hospital room saying hi to Mom, and old Randall in the cabin(? - I'm assuming it is) saying hi to his dying Mom.

Same!

Two flash forwards

Flash forward 1: season 3 ep18
I see Randall with a lot of gray hair when he greets Toby and in the kitchen, get up and head to the bedroom. I then see a flashback with young Randall in the hospital. Back at the cabin, when he tells Rebecca he’s there I see no gray hair.

https://youtu.be/mXu_Py6gydc

Flash forward 2: season 4 ep18

Kevin walks in, Randall, no gray hair and Rebecca in the background.

https://youtu.be/Xs-NYjpjM7E

If the writers were reading this they'd be rolling their eyes so hard at this, and the fact that the gray hair was picked up slightly more in some shots than others because of the lighting.

I don’t think it’s the lighting or an accident.

So you're saying that Randall just so happens to be wearing the exact same outfit in two different scenes that happen several years apart?

Come on.

And Imhave the same cloths from several years. Don’t you?

Sure. But it would be a very strange coincidence that he put on the exact same combination of clothing (it's a whole outfit that is the same, not just a shirt or a sweater) on a day when he was visiting a dying relative, several years apart. It would also be odd to have the exact same glasses so many years apart. I get new frames every year or two. Most people's prescription changes, and styles change. I don't even own glasses that I had 5 years ago.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm desperately trying to see how people are assuming multiple death bed scenes. Randall's hair seems consistent to me between the kitchen and door scenes. The doorknob seems consistent. Mayyyybe the walls are questionable but that's an easy continuity error depending on the set. And when he asked "where is..." and the answer is "already in there"...remember that this scene is from when we didn't even know Rebecca was in the room, so they were holding back on even the fact that Nicky was there.

I'm all for a conspiracy theory but no matter how many times I watch it I can't see it another way.

+1 for me. I see young Randall in a hospital room saying hi to Mom, and old Randall in the cabin(? - I'm assuming it is) saying hi to his dying Mom.

Same!

Two flash forwards

Flash forward 1: season 3 ep18
I see Randall with a lot of gray hair when he greets Toby and in the kitchen, get up and head to the bedroom. I then see a flashback with young Randall in the hospital. Back at the cabin, when he tells Rebecca he’s there I see no gray hair.

https://youtu.be/mXu_Py6gydc

Flash forward 2: season 4 ep18

Kevin walks in, Randall, no gray hair and Rebecca in the background.

https://youtu.be/Xs-NYjpjM7E

If the writers were reading this they'd be rolling their eyes so hard at this, and the fact that the gray hair was picked up slightly more in some shots than others because of the lighting.

I don’t think it’s the lighting or an accident.

So you're saying that Randall just so happens to be wearing the exact same outfit in two different scenes that happen several years apart?

Come on.

And you’re saying his hair goes black to gray to black all in the same day.

His hair is not that different. Any difference you are seeing is easily explained by different lighting and possibly a simple continuity error. Those scenes were undoubtedly shot on different days, and the hair might have ended up a bit more gray one day than another. I'm sure if you look close enough their wrinkles don't match exactly either. It's really not that deep.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm desperately trying to see how people are assuming multiple death bed scenes. Randall's hair seems consistent to me between the kitchen and door scenes. The doorknob seems consistent. Mayyyybe the walls are questionable but that's an easy continuity error depending on the set. And when he asked "where is..." and the answer is "already in there"...remember that this scene is from when we didn't even know Rebecca was in the room, so they were holding back on even the fact that Nicky was there.

I'm all for a conspiracy theory but no matter how many times I watch it I can't see it another way.

+1 for me. I see young Randall in a hospital room saying hi to Mom, and old Randall in the cabin(? - I'm assuming it is) saying hi to his dying Mom.

Same!

Two flash forwards

Flash forward 1: season 3 ep18
I see Randall with a lot of gray hair when he greets Toby and in the kitchen, get up and head to the bedroom. I then see a flashback with young Randall in the hospital. Back at the cabin, when he tells Rebecca he’s there I see no gray hair.

https://youtu.be/mXu_Py6gydc

Flash forward 2: season 4 ep18

Kevin walks in, Randall, no gray hair and Rebecca in the background.

https://youtu.be/Xs-NYjpjM7E

If the writers were reading this they'd be rolling their eyes so hard at this, and the fact that the gray hair was picked up slightly more in some shots than others because of the lighting.

I don’t think it’s the lighting or an accident.

So you're saying that Randall just so happens to be wearing the exact same outfit in two different scenes that happen several years apart?

Come on.

And you’re saying his hair goes black to gray to black all in the same day.

His hair is not that different. Any difference you are seeing is easily explained by different lighting and possibly a simple continuity error. Those scenes were undoubtedly shot on different days, and the hair might have ended up a bit more gray one day than another. I'm sure if you look close enough their wrinkles don't match exactly either. It's really not that deep.

It could be a dream sequence.

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This series was made to point you in one direction and at the end of each week give you an entirely different and unexpected surprise. No reason to think they would not end it the same way.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm desperately trying to see how people are assuming multiple death bed scenes. Randall's hair seems consistent to me between the kitchen and door scenes. The doorknob seems consistent. Mayyyybe the walls are questionable but that's an easy continuity error depending on the set. And when he asked "where is..." and the answer is "already in there"...remember that this scene is from when we didn't even know Rebecca was in the room, so they were holding back on even the fact that Nicky was there.

I'm all for a conspiracy theory but no matter how many times I watch it I can't see it another way.

+1 for me. I see young Randall in a hospital room saying hi to Mom, and old Randall in the cabin(? - I'm assuming it is) saying hi to his dying Mom.

Same!

Two flash forwards

Flash forward 1: season 3 ep18
I see Randall with a lot of gray hair when he greets Toby and in the kitchen, get up and head to the bedroom. I then see a flashback with young Randall in the hospital. Back at the cabin, when he tells Rebecca he’s there I see no gray hair.

https://youtu.be/mXu_Py6gydc

Flash forward 2: season 4 ep18

Kevin walks in, Randall, no gray hair and Rebecca in the background.

https://youtu.be/Xs-NYjpjM7E

If the writers were reading this they'd be rolling their eyes so hard at this, and the fact that the gray hair was picked up slightly more in some shots than others because of the lighting.

I don’t think it’s the lighting or an accident.

So you're saying that Randall just so happens to be wearing the exact same outfit in two different scenes that happen several years apart?

Come on.

And you’re saying his hair goes black to gray to black all in the same day.

His hair is not that different. Any difference you are seeing is easily explained by different lighting and possibly a simple continuity error. Those scenes were undoubtedly shot on different days, and the hair might have ended up a bit more gray one day than another. I'm sure if you look close enough their wrinkles don't match exactly either. It's really not that deep.

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The people overanalyzing this sequence are undoubtedly the same people who agonized for weeks over the slightest inconsistencies in earlier seasons - ages, geographical locations and distances, current events, dates, etc. They are truly exhausting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So pretty much Sophie waited 20+ years for him to become the man she could love? Is that love? He made a mistake and she threw in the towel and gave up on him? Isn’t forgiveness part of love? And if they had to stayed together would his drinking have gotten as bad as it did? Couldn’t work it out together?

Playing devils advocate but is it possible this is a red herring and he ends up with someone else? They’ve already tried twice and third time is not usually the charm. First love and teenage hormones do not make a life time of love.

No. It is (and has always been) obviously Sophie. They are both finally at the right places in their lives to make this relationship work. I do feel bad for Sophie having never had children though.

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Anonymous wrote:Too corny!

Yes, it was. And I cried anyway.

It had to be Sophie. I hated this convoluted episode. No way would he end up with Katie Lowes who was just introduced last week. And he and Cassidy have established multiple times that they are better off as friends. There were a few gems like Rebecca’s talk with Sophie towards the end but otherwise the episode could have been better after the highs of the last few episodes. But I’ve always been on Team Sophie so I am happy overall.

So much dynamite and so little POW! A shocking underperformance by the writers this episode. But all in all still a win. (Although Mandy Moore may have had the best scene when she talked to Sophie).

DP. +100 Mandy Moore has been having some awesome scenes lately. Has she ever won an Emmy? She is really a fantastic, natural actress.

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Anonymous wrote:I could have done without the clapping.

I wish they inserted the group wobble dance there instead.

YESSSS!! That would have been truly epic.
DP

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Anonymous wrote:Kevin is so thirsty for an epic romance I half expected him to profess his undying love to the concierge.

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Anonymous wrote:Kevin and Sophie were off together somewhere during the fire. He snuck out during the night. Rebecca was scared because he wasn't there when the family got out.

The kids were 17 when the house burned down. Sophie was Kevin's girlfriend at the time. It makes sense he carried the valentine in his wallet.

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I can't believe all of these details have to be spelled out for certain PPs.

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Anonymous wrote:Kevin and Sophie were off together somewhere during the fire. He snuck out during the night. Rebecca was scared because he wasn't there when the family got out.

The kids were 17 when the house burned down. Sophie was Kevin's girlfriend at the time. It makes sense he carried the valentine in his wallet.

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I can't believe all of these details have to be spelled out for certain PPs.

The point was it’s the recipient, not the sender, who carries it — but a pp pointed out that a “yes” was circled and Sophie returned the valentine to Kevin. These are types of details the writers invite you to obsess over — it a hallmark throughout the series.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm desperately trying to see how people are assuming multiple death bed scenes. Randall's hair seems consistent to me between the kitchen and door scenes. The doorknob seems consistent. Mayyyybe the walls are questionable but that's an easy continuity error depending on the set. And when he asked "where is..." and the answer is "already in there"...remember that this scene is from when we didn't even know Rebecca was in the room, so they were holding back on even the fact that Nicky was there.

I'm all for a conspiracy theory but no matter how many times I watch it I can't see it another way.

+1 for me. I see young Randall in a hospital room saying hi to Mom, and old Randall in the cabin(? - I'm assuming it is) saying hi to his dying Mom.

Same!

Two flash forwards

Flash forward 1: season 3 ep18
I see Randall with a lot of gray hair when he greets Toby and in the kitchen, get up and head to the bedroom. I then see a flashback with young Randall in the hospital. Back at the cabin, when he tells Rebecca he’s there I see no gray hair.

https://youtu.be/mXu_Py6gydc

Flash forward 2: season 4 ep18

Kevin walks in, Randall, no gray hair and Rebecca in the background.

https://youtu.be/Xs-NYjpjM7E

If the writers were reading this they'd be rolling their eyes so hard at this, and the fact that the gray hair was picked up slightly more in some shots than others because of the lighting.

I don’t think it’s the lighting or an accident.

So you're saying that Randall just so happens to be wearing the exact same outfit in two different scenes that happen several years apart?

Come on.

And you’re saying his hair goes black to gray to black all in the same day.

His hair is not that different. Any difference you are seeing is easily explained by different lighting and possibly a simple continuity error. Those scenes were undoubtedly shot on different days, and the hair might have ended up a bit more gray one day than another. I'm sure if you look close enough their wrinkles don't match exactly either. It's really not that deep.

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The people overanalyzing this sequence are undoubtedly the same people who agonized for weeks over the slightest inconsistencies in earlier seasons - ages, geographical locations and distances, current events, dates, etc. They are truly exhausting.

You’re wrong. Just this sequence is what stands out.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm desperately trying to see how people are assuming multiple death bed scenes. Randall's hair seems consistent to me between the kitchen and door scenes. The doorknob seems consistent. Mayyyybe the walls are questionable but that's an easy continuity error depending on the set. And when he asked "where is..." and the answer is "already in there"...remember that this scene is from when we didn't even know Rebecca was in the room, so they were holding back on even the fact that Nicky was there.

I'm all for a conspiracy theory but no matter how many times I watch it I can't see it another way.

+1 for me. I see young Randall in a hospital room saying hi to Mom, and old Randall in the cabin(? - I'm assuming it is) saying hi to his dying Mom.

Same!

Two flash forwards

Flash forward 1: season 3 ep18
I see Randall with a lot of gray hair when he greets Toby and in the kitchen, get up and head to the bedroom. I then see a flashback with young Randall in the hospital. Back at the cabin, when he tells Rebecca he’s there I see no gray hair.

https://youtu.be/mXu_Py6gydc

Flash forward 2: season 4 ep18

Kevin walks in, Randall, no gray hair and Rebecca in the background.

https://youtu.be/Xs-NYjpjM7E

If the writers were reading this they'd be rolling their eyes so hard at this, and the fact that the gray hair was picked up slightly more in some shots than others because of the lighting.

I don’t think it’s the lighting or an accident.

So you're saying that Randall just so happens to be wearing the exact same outfit in two different scenes that happen several years apart?

Come on.

And you’re saying his hair goes black to gray to black all in the same day.

His hair is not that different. Any difference you are seeing is easily explained by different lighting and possibly a simple continuity error. Those scenes were undoubtedly shot on different days, and the hair might have ended up a bit more gray one day than another. I'm sure if you look close enough their wrinkles don't match exactly either. It's really not that deep.

+1
The people overanalyzing this sequence are undoubtedly the same people who agonized for weeks over the slightest inconsistencies in earlier seasons - ages, geographical locations and distances, current events, dates, etc. They are truly exhausting.

You’re need to control this thread is what is exhausting. Lighten up!

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I wish they would have focused a little on the friendship reunion of Kate and Sophie.

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Anonymous wrote:I wish they would have focused a little on the friendship reunion of Kate and Sophie.

Agree. And for Sophie and Kevin to agree to back together that quickly is ridiculous. The writers seem to be trying to quickly tie things up for a happy ever after for the kids.