I've cried so much during this speech. As someone who has lived in a home where there was alot of abuse, i totally related to every word he said. My whole life, i'm trying to make that broken part as small as i can and create as much love in my new home with my family.
"OK Ma. Don't let me keep you" :( Jack may missed out a lot of his mother's life after getting her out of the abusive house. But the fact that the people she made good memories with and spent time with them, it's like he was not only thanking them for being with her, but also them thanking Jack for saving her, and all the Sunday evening calls. Cherish the times you have with your loved ones people. I admit, there are times I want to move out, but set aside the housing and cost of living is too expensive, still living with my parents is a blessing in disguise.
@@noah.blackwood that's fine. I'm 40, and still living with my parents. Many people are probably laughing at me as they read my reply. But when reality sinks in, they start to realize what they may have taken for granted.
Sadness and grief are far too often romanticized and glamorize in media, presented in a beautifully broken and organized way. However. In real life, those feelings and emotions are brutal, ugly, and messy. I hated this episode because deep down, it was realistic and emotionally real. It reminds me of this fear that has been haunting me lately : losing my father. He's still alive and thank God he is. But as I grow up, I know I'll have to face this time in my life and I'm so scared of being defenseless and powerless. I'm sorry for writing this but this episode finally confronted me with these thoughts.
Grief brings unexpected sides in all of us and it hits at any moment as a person myself lost my mother three years ago and at the end of the episode he said I lost my mother hit me which means the pain hits unexpectedly and when u least expect it
Such a heartbreaking scene. I hate how Jack drove his mom to another state and hardly ever saw her again. He knew nothing of her new life and never got to know his mom. That pissed me off. I would make time to go see my mother no matter where she lived. He can’t blame his father for everything. Nobody made Jack never see or know his mom.
I'm not going to make excuses for Jack but the memories of his youth still haunt him & it almost killed him with the drinking. Rebecca saved him from that part & it helped him forget. Seeing her those few times brought him back to that awful time that he's trying so hard to forget about. 😥😥
you dont get it... mothers inside of an abusive relationship with a violent father, can also hurt the sons and daughters so much as well, that we just from them both.
I've cried so much during this speech. As someone who has lived in a home where there was alot of abuse, i totally related to every word he said. My whole life, i'm trying to make that broken part as small as i can and create as much love in my new home with my family.
My heart stopped when I heard the door open. I thought I'd see his dad walk in...but my heart lifted when I saw Rebecca's face.
"OK Ma. Don't let me keep you" :(
Jack may missed out a lot of his mother's life after getting her out of the abusive house. But the fact that the people she made good memories with and spent time with them, it's like he was not only thanking them for being with her, but also them thanking Jack for saving her, and all the Sunday evening calls.
Cherish the times you have with your loved ones people. I admit, there are times I want to move out, but set aside the housing and cost of living is too expensive, still living with my parents is a blessing in disguise.
I still live with mine, and I’m 23, working hard, paying my parents to live there, and I get to have a lot of time with them.
@@noah.blackwood that's fine. I'm 40, and still living with my parents. Many people are probably laughing at me as they read my reply. But when reality sinks in, they start to realize what they may have taken for granted.
Jack was such a wonderful person. I don’t understand how he forgot to include her into his new life. That always baffled me
Sadness and grief are far too often romanticized and glamorize in media, presented in a beautifully broken and organized way. However. In real life, those feelings and emotions are brutal, ugly, and messy. I hated this episode because deep down, it was realistic and emotionally real. It reminds me of this fear that has been haunting me lately : losing my father. He's still alive and thank God he is. But as I grow up, I know I'll have to face this time in my life and I'm so scared of being defenseless and powerless. I'm sorry for writing this but this episode finally confronted me with these thoughts.
When Rebecca walks in with the kids... Wow .......
This episode really got me. I lost my both Grandmother's last year.
sorry for your loss
This is my favorite episode in all of the series, and this is my favorite scene. Stellar performance, stellar writing.
Grief brings unexpected sides in all of us and it hits at any moment as a person myself lost my mother three years ago and at the end of the episode he said I lost my mother hit me which means the pain hits unexpectedly and when u least expect it
Marilyn and Jack knew that Nicky was alive. He should have been included even a little bit
I think it was the best chapter of This is Us...
I can't agree more.
And I’m still crying 😭😭😭So beautiful ❤️
Is it normal that I cried the whole episode? :'(
Same here. And as the episodes progressed I just cried harder. This was the saddest episode for me in all seasons. Cried literally for 40min
Such a heartbreaking scene. I hate how Jack drove his mom to another state and hardly ever saw her again. He knew nothing of her new life and never got to know his mom. That pissed me off. I would make time to go see my mother no matter where she lived. He can’t blame his father for everything. Nobody made Jack never see or know his mom.
I'm not going to make excuses for Jack but the memories of his youth still haunt him & it almost killed him with the drinking. Rebecca saved him from that part & it helped him forget. Seeing her those few times brought him back to that awful time that he's trying so hard to forget about. 😥😥
you dont get it... mothers inside of an abusive relationship with a violent father, can also hurt the sons and daughters so much as well, that we just from them both.
I called my mother right after watching this episode T_T
Bravo 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Does someone know how the piano song that plays at the end of this clip and throughout the entire episode is called?
Hi , did you find out the name of the piano song from “ don’t let me keep you”. Thanks
@@garethrainey357 unfortunately not, sorry
Haha I have the same question XD
Jack’s Mom (Don’t let me keep you).
Should be available on streaming platforms now.
Does anyone know the name of the piano tune? I rlly need to have this... 4th time this series manages to get a tear out me btw :(
It’s called Jack’s Mom by Siddhartha Khosla
does anyone know the name of the music please?
What a great episode bravo 👌🏻🥰
What Is the Song?
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Great episode and now we are back to the woke nonsense.
You're talking about the world and issues that people refuse to discuss then yes..
You can’t really watch anything without getting the narrative these days. It shouldn’t come as a surprise.
This show needs more gayness and less racism to be truly Woke .