Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought Rebecca's arc was the more devastating in that therapy scene. Mandy Moore hit it out of the park IMHO.
I agree a lot with Randall that Kevin is searching for attention quite a bit and that they had a great childhood until Jack died. On the other had, I get that Kevin is predisposed to addition as part of that attention-seeking, understandably given how Kevin thinks of himself as the family fifth-wheel.
I think I love the Other "Big Three" even more now even Toby. I've always been team Miguel and Beth is just the brightest light in the Pearson sky.
Totally agree with your comments, especially about Mandy Moore. Is she a mother IRL? Because she absolutely nails that part, every time. I almost lost it during the therapy scene when she finally broke down and admitted that Randall was just “easier,” especially compared to the sullen teens that Kevin and Kate were. I think we all have kids like that, or stages when one kid is just far more pleasant to be around than the other(s). I know I do. And then the dynamics will often change. I completely felt her guilt over favoring Randall.
Anonymous wrote:I thought Rebecca's arc was the more devastating in that therapy scene. Mandy Moore hit it out of the park IMHO.
I agree a lot with Randall that Kevin is searching for attention quite a bit and that they had a great childhood until Jack died. On the other had, I get that Kevin is predisposed to addition as part of that attention-seeking, understandably given how Kevin thinks of himself as the family fifth-wheel.
I think I love the Other "Big Three" even more now even Toby. I've always been team Miguel and Beth is just the brightest light in the Pearson sky.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I felt bad for Mandy Moore when he was talking to her about ignoring him his whole childhood. I could see my own kids not remembering all those little moments that we pour ourselves into each kid, and yet all they really remember is the time we disappoint them.
Yep, Moms are always the "bad" guy when it comes to parenting.
I just wish the writer would make Rebecca more hip and take those silly glasses off of her. She's in her 50's not her 70's!
Anonymous wrote:
I felt bad for Mandy Moore when he was talking to her about ignoring him his whole childhood. I could see my own kids not remembering all those little moments that we pour ourselves into each kid, and yet all they really remember is the time we disappoint them.
Anonymous wrote:
I felt bad for Mandy Moore when he was talking to her about ignoring him his whole childhood. I could see my own kids not remembering all those little moments that we pour ourselves into each kid, and yet all they really remember is the time we disappoint them.