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Anonymous wrote:I think Jack survives the fire. Kate is all emotional about dogs because hers died in the fire. Jack does some other way.

I have been wondering if the fire is all a red herring and Jack is going to survive... time will tell.

He's going to make it out of the fire and everyone will be relieved, and just when we think this isn't the moment... he will suffer the effects of smoke inhalation. I do not think Rebecca will be with him. Perhaps only Kate, who calls 911 and they take him to the hospital by ambulance.


I think this because:
We know THIS is the Super Bowl he dies. Rebecca, wearing her steelers shirt, is driving the car home with Jack's personal items in a plastic bag. She pulls up to the burnt house, presumably the next day.

The only thing that stuck out to me is that she was wearing a pink robe before bed, when she took the call from Kevin. I kept wondering when/why the steelers shirt is put back on. They must assume they're safe and then something happens which causes her to get dressed (with what clothes? they all burned in a fire) and drive herself to the hospital.

Maybe Rebecca looks for Kevin, Jack/Kate/Randall all go to Miguel's after the fire, that's when Jack has his episode and then Rebecca meets him at the hospital.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone staying up to watch? I usually go to bed at 10pm LOL, but DH wants to watch live.

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Anonymous wrote:I am still tearing up over the show!! the scene w/ little kate rewatching her dad's expression and pride towards her in the video!! OMG, the true unconditional love that parents have for their children. Kate so full of pride finally understanding how beautiful her dad thinks she is. ughhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

+1
This show was one of the very best, IMO. That scene you describe, and also the one with Kevin receiving his pendant back. In fact, Kevin makes me cry more than any of the others. There's something about him that is so, so sad. Plus, he's a really good actor.

One funny moment - loved it when Kevin and Randall were walking in slo-mo down the hall to fix up the building. Kevin rolling his eyes at Randall (rolling up his sleeves to show muscles) was hilarious.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Jack survives the fire. Kate is all emotional about dogs because hers died in the fire. Jack does some other way.

I have been wondering if the fire is all a red herring and Jack is going to survive... time will tell.

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Anonymous wrote:Remember the 10th birthday episode? We saw a little glimpse of kid Kevin’s charm with the whole Sophie watching princess bride with him and not hanging out with Kate. He said “but I love her” that was a charming moment

Sure, but teenaged Kevin is a real pill. And the actor who plays him plays it perfectly - snide, sarcastic, dismissive. Yuck.

Agree but a lot of teenagers are real pills. Their behavior is often a front for their insecurity &, even when it isn't, it is something many may grow out of as they mature.

Anonymous wrote:10:38 - I think she's complimenting the actor and criticizing snide, sarcastic, dismissive people.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Remember the 10th birthday episode? We saw a little glimpse of kid Kevin’s charm with the whole Sophie watching princess bride with him and not hanging out with Kate. He said “but I love her” that was a charming moment

Sure, but teenaged Kevin is a real pill. And the actor who plays him plays it perfectly - snide, sarcastic, dismissive. Yuck.

Are you seriously shitting on the actor for portraying a teenager the way he is WRITTEN?! FFS...

Anonymous wrote:Remember they lost all their stuff?

I’m recalling one item that they forgot to ‘burn’

Remember Randall had a book from his mom? And it was really William’s book? Right?

Help me out here.... (maybe she bought him a copy later in life?)

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Anonymous wrote:
This show was one of the very best, IMO. That scene you describe, and also the one with Kevin receiving his pendant back. In fact, Kevin makes me cry more than any of the others. There's something about him that is so, so sad. Plus, he's a really good actor.

One funny moment - loved it when Kevin and Randall were walking in slo-mo down the hall to fix up the building. Kevin rolling his eyes at Randall (rolling up his sleeves to show muscles) was hilarious.

People like to hate on the actor who plays Kevin, but I'm with you--I find him both charming and touching. The only thing I don't like is the disconnect with his portrayal as a young boy. The writers don't give the young Kevin an opportunity to express the charm and humor that is so defines adult Kevin.