This is the episode I tell people to watch if they have never seen the show. It is so beautifully and masterfully done, and it is my absolute favorite episode.
@revrodgers5 сағат бұрын
This episode and The Visitor on ST-DS9 are two of the best Black Father/Son episodes ever. I cry every time I see them both and remember my dad. Thanks for these great performances and writing.
@greggburklund53533 сағат бұрын
You’re a beautiful person, Sterling, thank you for the good cry
@joshjones18485 сағат бұрын
One of the best father son moments between Randall and william
@Zoe___oOooo5 сағат бұрын
💖 Oh I love that this podcast is also filmed and produced in such high quality for KZbin. I love how empathetic and emotionally balanced you are and not afraid of the tears flowing. That makes you so real, so likeable and authentic. I love it. Thank you so much. Sterling 💖 you have touched my heart deeply with your story. Best wishes from Germany 💖
@lukethomasdillon37624 сағат бұрын
Ah man, Sterling making the parallels between Williams death and his own fathers got to me 😭😭
@CCphotobombs2 сағат бұрын
Me too and it made me sob because I feel the same way about the loss of my mother. Therapeutic in a way.
@KristaDeSouza71810 минут бұрын
Same!!!!!
@85gmb19 минут бұрын
Same here
@charnayegСағат бұрын
The line, "I'm a little scared" gets me EVERY TIME!!!
@ae0ns4 сағат бұрын
Wow it’s ironic that this dropped on the day of my dad’s birthday who passed away more than a decade ago. This was hard one to get through but also very healing (like the show). Thank you for gifting this podcast to us 💜
@PolkaDots7883 сағат бұрын
After watching "Memphis" again, I realize how much I didn't appreciate it at the time. Wow, I'm so happy I had the opportunity to really "see" it this time. It's such a powerful episode for sure.
@Damian-o7w5 сағат бұрын
Favorite episode...only Memphis and Birth Mother made me cry😢❤
@diamondbed865 сағат бұрын
He was so wonderful and has one of those memorable voices I will never forget
@blackberrymolasses15024 сағат бұрын
THIS is the episode I’ve been waiting for!! I snot bubble cried on the Memphis episode 🥺
@thats_faithv2123 сағат бұрын
Mannnnn The Way I Sobbed At Hard When William Died🥺❤️….It Was So Moving,You Know😭
@daniyahgoodwin30784 сағат бұрын
Bracing myself for this episode 🥹😭
@dntfeedthesimba5 сағат бұрын
This was the episode that got me. Beyond Excellent Storytelling and Acting 👏
@lunaloutfy5 сағат бұрын
Okay, time to cry! Sending you all so much love. One of my favorite episodes ever!!! Rewatching it was still emotional for me, just like the first time around. And now I’m sure that I’m gonna be a bawling mess while watching this podcast episode. The tissues and wine are needed for this one 😭❤️
@Baepsae_Nation4 сағат бұрын
I feel it's "time to cry" every week but this one in particular is more like "time to wail" ❤
@angd42682 сағат бұрын
I forgot this was the episode William died. My husband walked in during the scene when Randall was sitting beside William at the hospital and I was sobbing. I waved him away and said come back later. He had realized which episode it was when he heard the music at the beginning. My dad died a few months ago and it hit me so hard. I had two weeks of sitting with him but he couldn't communicate. I could just talk to him. I felt so jealous of Randall getting that time to talk to his dad. This show mimics so many times in my life. I have no idea how I will deal with the end of the show as my mom has dementia. And Durn if ya'll didn't have me crying during the podcast.
@PolkaDots7882 сағат бұрын
Their discussion about how they handle anxiety was so real & raw. Thank you. ❤
@adinya48604 сағат бұрын
We can always come back to this” keeps playing in my mind throughout watching this episode and podcast ❤❤❤❤
@amynapier3551Сағат бұрын
This is one of the most powerful episodes. We're sad because of the story but also because we never completely healed in real life. Some of us had to be strong in order to make the decisions, carry out wishes and complete tasks. We patted ourselves on the back for being strong and dealing with it but we never had the opportunity to truly grieve. Thanks to all of the This is Us team for giving us the space, time and permission to begin the process or get closure to all those emotions and memories of the past. Hugs to everyone. You are not alone.
@johnkodhekСағат бұрын
Truly, we can always come back to this. 💐💐💐💐
@mariloushelledy2 сағат бұрын
My mom was diagnosed with cancer during Season 1 of This Is Us. This episode was so hard to watch. And later as her cancer became terminal I would go back to this episode. It really helped with my grieving process, as did the other episodes with Rebecca, her illness, and how the kids dealt with it. This Is Us really is a Playbook to Life. Amazing cast, directors, and writers. ❤
@Black.Nostalgia2 сағат бұрын
This episode tore me up. I cried on other episodes but this was the first episode that make me scream and cry. No tv should ever make you feel like that lol
@steph-on745815 минут бұрын
MEMPHIS is my favorite. It's a sad but great episode
@RobinZK6751 минут бұрын
OK. So how is it possible that I cried like a baby watching the episode…. And then CRIED AGAIN watching this. dang it!
@chimenejemisi-m5877Сағат бұрын
I wanted to thank you for the beautiful work you gave us. Through the series I was able to understand my family better. I understood that an experience can be seen from different perspectives. My sister's childhood may have been different than my brother's, and that's okay. I understand that men like Jack have to endure a lot to keep up appearances. I also understood that addiction can take different forms. There is the addiction to eating or drinking but there is also the addiction to perfection. I'm still learning a lot, especially through your current podcast, but I'm really enjoying it. So I just wanted to say thank you. Chimène from Germany😊
@nataliemoya80626 сағат бұрын
💛💛💛
@revrodgers5 сағат бұрын
Feb 4, 1987 SKB’s Dad Dec 20, 1987 my Dad. Wow!
@revrodgers5 сағат бұрын
Sitting here with three friends on the couch crying. Thank you Ron Cephas Jones for being the heart of this episode.
@ShuntaGrant-t5d3 сағат бұрын
I haven’t even started the episode yet but just seeing Memphis I’m like agh!!! I rewatched to prepare and it’s still my favorite episode of TIU!!!!!
@MojoviWritesСағат бұрын
I've never rewatched This Is Us because I know I'll cry through the whole thing and end up depressed, but I definitely can't rewatch this episode, despite how stunningly beautiful it was. Just listening to them recap it has me sobbing!
@PolkaDots788Сағат бұрын
Did anyone else notice that the beautiful crocheted sweater that Beth wore when Randall came back home looks SO similar to the one young William wore? I had to take pictures to see if it was the same one. It's not, but it made me wonder if William gifted one of his to Beth sometime while he lived with them. It makes sense because of all days, she's wearing it while she's consoling her husband. I feel like it's her way to feel close to William.
@jayallureofficial5 сағат бұрын
This was the first episode that made me really emotional. It was incredibly well done. 🥹
@PolkaDots7883 сағат бұрын
Somehow, I didn't think about the parallels with William leaving his mom & then leaving Randall (until they mentioned it on the podcast). 💔
@seinfeldchik4 сағат бұрын
If you start a drinking game everytime Mandy saids “sure” you’d be drunk in no time.