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Honestly anything involving Nicky, but especially Songbird Road Pt. 1 and One Small Step... Outside of his episodes, I love the Miguel episode (openly WEPT 😭😭😭), The Train, Super Bowl Sunday, and The Big Day.
I love how the This Is Us writers were like, "We're going to take the most devastating storylines and pair them with the most gutwrenching soundtracks possible"
All the Billy Joel, Cat Stevens... so much sad 70's folk music so perfectly timed. But when they hit us with Joni Mitchell's Circle Game 🥺😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😫😫😫😭😭😭😭😫😫😫😫😫😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Completely agree, Miguel was such an underrated character throughout the series. Which I can understand considering the show is about Jack & Rebecca and the family they created. So I can see why he'd be cast aside as a background character a lot. But his love for Rebecca was so pure and beautiful. They truly loved one another. Rebecca was so lucky to have had two amazingly wonderful husbands that loved her fully until their last breaths.
Miguel definitely got robbed in the train scene. He was such a devoted husband and extremely patient with the big 3 who took so long to truly accept him. He deserved more than a few seconds with Rebecca at the end.
@@charleneelyce It was about the family Jack and Rebecca created. I think that the family Jack created had Miguel in it. They were best friends, who probably considered one another family.
@@dannik82O totally agree with you. He deserves more minutes than Dr. K in the train. Especially after 'Miguel' episode. Sobbing hard 😭 Love Miguel character.
IKR. The way Randall just fell in Kevin's arms. 😢😢 And Kevin saying ,"Can't you see, I'm in pain out here" 😭😭. Cause when you see a man crying like a baby, trust me he is in some real pain.
Can’t you see I’m in pain out here crying is a tough one and that Miguel episode gave me a whole new look on Miguel I miss this show I still watch 2 episodes a night on repeat I can’t let the show go
A river of tears at that scene. As a mom, when I'm old and in my last hours it would mean the world if my son's future partner gave me that sense of comfort.
I was crying watching that scene😢. I love Beth and Rebecca chemistry. Since 'Young Beth', both of them keep giving each other love and support especially to Randall.
The single line that I'm pretty sure made me cry the most in this whole series is in the episode when Jack's mom dies. When he finally has his emotional breakdown and he looks at Rebecca and says I don't have a mom anymore. I've said that exact sentence out of my mouth the first mother's day after my mom passed. Its a blink and miss it detail for some people but for me it was relatable and heavy.
This. I can't even think about Jack saying it and breaking down without breaking down myself. The loss is just so heavy, and Milo delivered that line with so much sincerity that I could feel the weight crash down on me again.
When my mom died 6 years after my dad I asked my wife a donor question. Who am I now? Can an adult be an orphan? I still struggle with those questions two years after her death.
Not the biggest cry moment, but a moment that stuck with me was when Nicky made the Snow Globes for Kevin's twins and accidentally smashed them in the airport when they told him he couldn't board with the liquid inside. I really felt for Nicky in that moment.
Despite being one of the shortest characters on this series, William left so many heart wrenching moments. One of my favorite episode is when he tries to leave in the middle of the night and ends up spending quality moment with his youngest grand daughter. Also the episode when he goes to Memphis.
@@gevorg1989 Well William did convince her. And being alongside his birth father helped her understand a lot of Randall. Being with a Pearson tho is not easy😂
The scene that got me wasn't included, but should have been. It's where Randall learns about his mother and goes back to the lake house and sees her spirit and gets to say goodbye to her. Omg!! Tears for days.
It was so cleansing- a deeply personal and truly spiritual baptism and rebirth- how he screams in the river and releases all the shame, pain, confusion, and anxiety he'd been tortured by his whole life. Just like his great aunt taught his mother, and she taught Randall (through Hai.) It goes to show you that sharing love, and soul freedom with someone is always worth it, at any time- and it just might come around full circle one day, somehow, even after we have passed away.❤
I just finished the series today and watching this rundown, Miguel's death still makes me tear up. Never saw that one coming. Never expected to cry out all my tears for Miguel. It was such a beautiful farewell and tribute to him.
The one that tore me up is when little Jack ran off to the park. Rebecca finds him cause she remembered about his shoes. She asks him why he went and he said that's the place where his parents are happy and not fighting all the time.... gutwrenching!!!!
The scene that made me tear up the most was when the kids told Miguel they love him and appreciate everything he’s done for Rebecca. Kevin didn’t say it but he traveled to his son’s house to tell him Miguel doesn’t have much time and to not let things rest. I know Kevin acted like a rude, humongous immature little man-baby towards Miguel for years and I was happy Rebecca quietly put him in his place before naming Kate her caretaker. Miguel was nothing but good to Rebecca and the family even if they weren’t 100% welcoming.
Williams death was the most gut wrenching moment for me. Having lost my own father not to long before this episode it really shook me. I cried a lot of tears watching This is Us over the run of the series. It really was an amazing show.
When Jack died, I deeply cried for an hour. Just like I've lost my own dad, I've never cried for a show before. This is how This is us is close to my heart.
You'd be hard-pressed to ever encounter such an emotion-provoking show such as This Is US ever again! It was excellent from 1st to last scene! And it was so great because they kept it real and relatable throughout and the actors were magnificent making you feel their every emotion. I don't see another one being this good for a very long time.
They didn’t tell Mandy that Milo would be on the bed for when Rebecca returned to the hospital room after the doctor tells her they lost Jack. Her reaction to seeing him lying there was genuine.
I've watched This is us as a form of therapy. Not knowing my birth father makes me very vulnerable to stories like Randall's. When I knew that Jack's death was coming soon I had to stop watching for a few months and I kept this approach for the rest of the series. I made months long breaks so I had time to process everything that was going on in this family and in myself. I am forever grateful to the whole This is us-Team, from the writers to the actors. But to no one am I so grateful as I am to Sterling K. Brown who touched me deeply in every appearance. So him telling his mom to say "hey" to Jack and she doing it made me tear up. I cried in every episode of 6 seasons. This is us is a masterpiece from beginning to end.
i dont think yall understand how much this show is engraved in me. ive watched the whole thing atleast 8 times. this is my comfort show. me and my whole family watched this show, its our show. we would sit down at we would wait every tuesday for the new episode. i have never felt such comfort in a show other than gilmore girls. thank you this is us
*SPOILER* I love how when Rebecca is going through the train, she keeps saying she is waiting for someone and we assume it is Jack. You later find out it is Kate and she waits for Kate to be at her bedside. I CRIED.
I just watched this episode and I already know that she meant is Kate not Jack. Because Kevin and Randall was already there. And I'm crying ugly of this, because I was still in airport when my mom was gone :(
The show at the beginning and the middle would have you believe that Jack was the main character. But the end reveals that it was Rebecca this whole time, and that this is her story. She lost a child, and her husband devastatingly, she raised her kids during the worst period of all of their lives, she knew about Randall's birth father all along, she found love again with Miguel, she got to be there to see all her children find love get married and start their own beautiful families, and she got to be there when her late husband's brother was finally redeemed. She saw it all, she got to be there for it all, and then was finally put to rest❤ RIP Rebecca!
The trains symbolism was wonderful for me. The conductor was a depiction of death. Whom would do all they could to help the soul be ready before they go. the people as they spoke appearing was them giving their peace as she can feel it. every door closes getting her closer to her inner peace. As the last door opened for her to sleep? it was her final rest so she could be given her peace.
I watched all 6 seasons over 3 weeks. Jacks death got me ugly crying even when you knew he had gone. Kate and Toby splitting up, the moment Kevin calls Randall and tells him to come because Rebecca hasn't long and Rebeccas death just tugged at your heartstrings, especially when she lay down and Jack was beside her, he had to be didn't he and yet for a moment I wasn't sure, omg! I couldn't stop crying.
The part that always makes me weepy is the scene with Randall and the mailman. When he hears that William died and he starts to cry. That breaks me. A 2 minute scene with a background character.
Ive just finished watching this is us. To say i loved it would be an understatement! My god ive never seen a show that can keep you so invested, so emotional, have such a love hate relationship with the characters-in my case Kevin and Randall! Just outstanding. Jack's death made me ugly cry
Thanks for reopening all the wounds 😭😭 as someone who lost my own father at 17, I related all too well to the 3 being 17 themselves and losing their dad.
The episode "Birth Mother" when Randell goes back to see what happened to his birth mother... I've cried probably every episode of this show, but that episode stands out to me. Also any episode with William is just pure love and tears haha !!
It's such a hard episode to watch. It's so beautiful though. When you're done watching it, you're bawling your eyes out, but at the same time thinking "Wow, that was amazing". No other show out there like that.
I ugly cried when grown up Jack came out singing "Memorized" on stage at the end of Season 4, Ep 1, revealing his blindness. I was shocked, sad and so proud of him all in one. What an amazing way to tell a story. THIS IS US is phenomenal
The episode Jack teaches Randall to play golf because he will need in the future made me cry bad. It’s was simple, but Jack telling he would be something big and needed, really got me. But Jack’s death was tough. I cry hard for 15 minutes. And I don’t cry easily.
I think what made that scene so beautiful is how imperfect it all was. Jack wasn't a good golfer himself, and Randall wasn't either, at first. But remembering the vote of confidence that Jack gave him as a kid allowed Randall to relax and learn from the political contemporary who taught him how to golf as an adult. Sometimes we might think we've failed at teaching our kids certain things... but maybe we haven't.
I LOVE this show SO much and love all these characters and the actors/actresses. It was THE BEST show ever, IMO! Never had dry eyes from watching every episode... 😭😭😭
I think one of the most underrated episodes is the one where the trio find the truth about Nicky and then visit him. It was such a sad and shocking episode. I remember the soundtrack when they got back to the trailer and Nicky had a gun. Such a spine tingling song.
Gosh I couldn't put this on a list. There are so many moments that were gut-wrenching, beautiful, devastating, and tragic that made us all collectively sob 😢😢. I do agree with all the picks but there were the in between moments that can be just as heartbreaking or beautiful moments of hope. All time favorite show that I can watch over and over again and still feel the emotion I felt the first time watching it ❤️.
There's this scene where Kevin tells his nieces abojt the "Painting of life " and lemme just say Kevin had a way with words...after that scene i went to the shower and sobbed coz that was so beautiful.
They teach us so much we don’t even realize until they are gone. I put off watching this beautiful show because of the grief I had to process for my mother and father. It can be a difficult watch at times because of just how on point it is. It is a special show.
The most gut wrenching moments were definitely when we first met Deja and got to learn more about her, William's story, the Thanksgiving when Rebecca first asks for help, and yeah Kevin's breakdown on the lawn got me really good.
I had to record the episodes...I needed to be in a place where I could lose my emotions as I'm head of a fairly complicated family with lots of decades of turmoil built up into it (I know, I'm not the only one) so I have to keep it together. When I'm sure I'm alone for a while, I watch this show to help me trigger the emotions I have to try and hold back for long periods of time. I'm very grateful for it.
A scene that made us cry the most was (the announcement of Deja's pregnancy to Randall. Knowing that it was a boy and that he would be named William both breaks and heals our hearts simultaneously !
My top moment was the last scene in which Kate was using the sticks and let out the scream. I felt that feeling and she acted as if she was me. It was powerful
Exact same for me as well. Oh I cried my heart out on that scene. She was perfect, and I felt it with her and was so touched..I don't even have the words. I miss that show. I just watched for the 1st time. Binge after only 3 weeks. 😢
For me, and I don’t know how this was left out. I lost it on the episode where Rebecca comes home and has to tell the kids. When she tells Miguel she has to ruin her kids lives.
I think every episode made me tear up or cry a bit, one moment I was hoping I’d see in here is when Randal finds out about his birth mom and he goes into the water and lets out a big scream cause his mom used to do the same when she was emotional. That episode learning about his birth mom was so beautiful. Every single episode was. I’ll never find a show like this again and this will be forever my favourite show. I used to watch it with my mom, right when I got an IUD inserted as a 17 year old she was taking care of me and suggested this show. I’m not keen on new things but she promised I would love it. And boy I do. This is us we ❤ you guys
I’ve heard of this series and the premise of it but never seen a single episode. Just seeing this list puts me into tears because a lot of these are just real life scenarios with many of them universal themes. Good grief I need to binge this show. Now wonder why it was was so popular and powerful.
Same! I watched this video a month ago and didn't think I'd be engaged in it. Only to find myself bawling my eyes out at the death of a character I had never even watched before. I've since binged the entire series in the matter of a few weeks. The #1 spot on this list hit me the hardest. Gut-wrenching, but beautiful. Which is exactly how I'd describe the series in general, but specifically that penultimate episode. If you haven't watched it, it's worth watching.
This was the BEST story I had ever seen... but there are far too many scenes that broke me down to count... the music by Siddhartha Khosla made these moments even more heart wrenching...
I’m ugly crying right now just remembering it all… this show really plays with your feelings but somehow always leaves you with the heart full of love for them. None of them are perfect, they all have their struggles and their demons, but it’s exactly why they come across as so real and you can relate to them and love them. (BTW, I love you all, specially Jack, Kevin, Toby, Beth, Rebecca… shit, I can’t choose. But I specially love the writers who brought them into my life, directors, producers and all the actors who made such an amazing AMAZING job)
I was down the block when they filmed the HM moment involving the fight between Toby and Kate in front of their house. You could hear them all the way down the block. Especially Chris Sullivan (Toby).
One of (so many) scene I was crying is when Deja apologized to Randall in the car after she ran away the night before, and she said that Randall is her only dad. Actually, I was crying over many scenes of 'Dad moments with their daughters' in this show because I didn't had a close relationship to my father.
Because nobody knew his heart condition somebody didn't pay attention in the Vietnam but when he enrolled into the military he cheated his way in just to be with his brother Jack was quite an amazing man
I cried when Jack Jr. got lost; found out that he went to the park, by himself. When Rebecca asked why he went alone, he said it was the only way to "hear" his mom and dad happy by not screaming at each other.
My dad died when I was 19 and I married at 30, so Kate's wedding made me tear up and remember my own experience. Sometimes the happiest days of your life can be a little sad too.
The scene that kills me is the one where Kevin says to Cassidy that he will just sit with her in the hospital room- they both know what could have happened that night - Kevin really grew emotionally in this scene and it hurts every time watching this- I hope that Cassidy has a happy ending
When it is Bethany's turn to talk to Randall's mom and she says I will take him the rest of the way Mama and then you see her on the train talking to Randall's mother and telling her thank you and saying that she loves her it just made me cry😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Very very great epic list I like it a lot very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 💗 can you please do more videos about this is us please 🥺
Jack telling Rebecca he's an alcoholic, screen goes black, show comes back and Rebecca tells him he's not alone and they'll beat it together. They then show Rebecca alone outside the burned down house in her car.
That was so heartbreaking. Seeing Rebecca have a meltdown(crying and screaming and hitting the steering wheel) after seeing the burnt house. I can't forget that scene.
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Please make top 10 Mandy Moore's songs.
When jack dies is one of the saddest episodes ever and when his wife dies too is very sad
Honestly anything involving Nicky, but especially Songbird Road Pt. 1 and One Small Step... Outside of his episodes, I love the Miguel episode (openly WEPT 😭😭😭), The Train, Super Bowl Sunday, and The Big Day.
Anytime I think about Kate's miscarriage, I can't help crying, and Rebecca singing at Kate's wedding oh my... just watched it and burst into tears
LGBT propaganda was full of wickeness 😭💔
I love how the This Is Us writers were like, "We're going to take the most devastating storylines and pair them with the most gutwrenching soundtracks possible"
The house song 😢
I only realised recently, so much of the music has piano. A nod to Rebecca, the central character through it all and music, Kate, Jack Jnr.
It’s so raw so real
All the Billy Joel, Cat Stevens... so much sad 70's folk music so perfectly timed. But when they hit us with Joni Mitchell's Circle Game 🥺😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😫😫😫😭😭😭😭😫😫😫😫😫😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
The Miguel episode destroyed me. It was so beautiful. The love between Miguel and Rebecca was so pure and wedding vows in action.
Completely agree, Miguel was such an underrated character throughout the series. Which I can understand considering the show is about Jack & Rebecca and the family they created. So I can see why he'd be cast aside as a background character a lot. But his love for Rebecca was so pure and beautiful. They truly loved one another. Rebecca was so lucky to have had two amazingly wonderful husbands that loved her fully until their last breaths.
Miguel definitely got robbed in the train scene. He was such a devoted husband and extremely patient with the big 3 who took so long to truly accept him. He deserved more than a few seconds with Rebecca at the end.
Yeah and comparing Rebacca's love for Jack and miguel is foolish because it's something so so pure that u can't compare it with stupid words
@@charleneelyce It was about the family Jack and Rebecca created. I think that the family Jack created had Miguel in it. They were best friends, who probably considered one another family.
@@dannik82O totally agree with you. He deserves more minutes than Dr. K in the train. Especially after 'Miguel' episode. Sobbing hard 😭 Love Miguel character.
Randall’s breakdown and Kevin begging for the necklace in the lawn KILLED ME!
IKR. The way Randall just fell in Kevin's arms. 😢😢
And Kevin saying ,"Can't you see, I'm in pain out here" 😭😭.
Cause when you see a man crying like a baby, trust me he is in some real pain.
Can’t you see I’m in pain out here crying is a tough one and that Miguel episode gave me a whole new look on Miguel I miss this show I still watch 2 episodes a night on repeat I can’t let the show go
Not the biggest cry, but in the last episode when Beth told Rebecca what a wonderful job she did of raising Randall and now Beth has got him now.
A river of tears at that scene. As a mom, when I'm old and in my last hours it would mean the world if my son's future partner gave me that sense of comfort.
I was crying watching that scene😢. I love Beth and Rebecca chemistry. Since 'Young Beth', both of them keep giving each other love and support especially to Randall.
*penultimate but yeah, great scene
YES! That’s the moment that got me.
Kevin crying for the necklace hit me HARD. It was so raw, it was absolutely horrific to watch, I just wanted to hug him so much
The single line that I'm pretty sure made me cry the most in this whole series is in the episode when Jack's mom dies. When he finally has his emotional breakdown and he looks at Rebecca and says I don't have a mom anymore. I've said that exact sentence out of my mouth the first mother's day after my mom passed. Its a blink and miss it detail for some people but for me it was relatable and heavy.
My mom recently passed away so that hits hard right now
When my bonus mom told me my mom had died, all I kept saying was “but that’s my MOMMA!!!” I’m getting teary eyed just thinking about it. . .
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This. I can't even think about Jack saying it and breaking down without breaking down myself. The loss is just so heavy, and Milo delivered that line with so much sincerity that I could feel the weight crash down on me again.
When my mom died 6 years after my dad I asked my wife a donor question. Who am I now? Can an adult be an orphan? I still struggle with those questions two years after her death.
Jack's death never fails to bring me to tears, even four years later. The writers don't just tug on your heartstrings, they yang on them! 😭💔
I think you mean ‘yank.’ 🤣
You are right every time I watched that episode it makes me cry a lot and hit your heart a lot
This scene always gets me. Mandy Moore's acting was phenomenal.
And they were like hey let's air this right after the super bowl to make it worse lol
Yeahh it was the first time in awhile that a TV show actually made me cry
Not the biggest cry moment, but a moment that stuck with me was when Nicky made the Snow Globes for Kevin's twins and accidentally smashed them in the airport when they told him he couldn't board with the liquid inside. I really felt for Nicky in that moment.
I was crying watching that scene😢
He threw the figures away too I wished he didn’t I wanted to hug him he’s so mis understood too od
This should be on the list.
Despite being one of the shortest characters on this series, William left so many heart wrenching moments. One of my favorite episode is when he tries to leave in the middle of the night and ends up spending quality moment with his youngest grand daughter. Also the episode when he goes to Memphis.
Also the eps the most disappointed man in the world is al about him i ugly cried like crazy 😭😭😭😭
Beth's eulogy for william is one of my favorite.. She never got the accolades she deserves for playing beth so perfectly
She had so many reasons to leave Rabdall but found a way to stay and heal relationship
She was easily my favorite character.
@@gevorg1989
Well William did convince her. And being alongside his birth father helped her understand a lot of Randall. Being with a Pearson tho is not easy😂
The scene that got me wasn't included, but should have been. It's where Randall learns about his mother and goes back to the lake house and sees her spirit and gets to say goodbye to her. Omg!! Tears for days.
Same!!!!!!!!
That was such a brilliantly done episode.
Dude that scene😮💨
Yesss came to say the same thing
It was so cleansing- a deeply personal and truly spiritual baptism and rebirth- how he screams in the river and releases all the shame, pain, confusion, and anxiety he'd been tortured by his whole life. Just like his great aunt taught his mother, and she taught Randall (through Hai.) It goes to show you that sharing love, and soul freedom with someone is always worth it, at any time- and it just might come around full circle one day, somehow, even after we have passed away.❤
I just finished the series today and watching this rundown, Miguel's death still makes me tear up. Never saw that one coming. Never expected to cry out all my tears for Miguel. It was such a beautiful farewell and tribute to him.
The one that tore me up is when little Jack ran off to the park. Rebecca finds him cause she remembered about his shoes. She asks him why he went and he said that's the place where his parents are happy and not fighting all the time.... gutwrenching!!!!
Still not over that Mandy Moore was not nominated for an Emmy for the last season 🥺
UNFARE as fk, jesus
The scene that made me tear up the most was when the kids told Miguel they love him and appreciate everything he’s done for Rebecca. Kevin didn’t say it but he traveled to his son’s house to tell him Miguel doesn’t have much time and to not let things rest.
I know Kevin acted like a rude, humongous immature little man-baby towards Miguel for years and I was happy Rebecca quietly put him in his place before naming Kate her caretaker. Miguel was nothing but good to Rebecca and the family even if they weren’t 100% welcoming.
Williams death was the most gut wrenching moment for me. Having lost my own father not to long before this episode it really shook me. I cried a lot of tears watching This is Us over the run of the series. It really was an amazing show.
As a cancer survivor Williams death absolutely tore me apart 😢
@@reelalexdagoat I am so glad you survived 🙏🏽♥️
I can relate too. I lost my father to cancer in 2021 so that episode definitely hit home
This was one of the best TV shows of all time and it never dropped in its quality. I miss it.
Mandy Moore was absolutely brilliant! She has grown so much as an actress! This show was so freaking good!
When Jack died, I deeply cried for an hour. Just like I've lost my own dad, I've never cried for a show before. This is how This is us is close to my heart.
"The Train" is one of the greatest TV episodes of all time, in the entire history of television.
Change my mind
yass girl. best of tiu, best of 2022
Sadder than the red wedding
You'd be hard-pressed to ever encounter such an emotion-provoking show such as This Is US ever again! It was excellent from 1st to last scene! And it was so great because they kept it real and relatable throughout and the actors were magnificent making you feel their every emotion. I don't see another one being this good for a very long time.
They didn’t tell Mandy that Milo would be on the bed for when Rebecca returned to the hospital room after the doctor tells her they lost Jack. Her reaction to seeing him lying there was genuine.
That’s what makes a heart wrenching scenes much better when emotions are genuine and the tears are real.
I've watched This is us as a form of therapy. Not knowing my birth father makes me very vulnerable to stories like Randall's. When I knew that Jack's death was coming soon I had to stop watching for a few months and I kept this approach for the rest of the series. I made months long breaks so I had time to process everything that was going on in this family and in myself. I am forever grateful to the whole This is us-Team, from the writers to the actors. But to no one am I so grateful as I am to Sterling K. Brown who touched me deeply in every appearance. So him telling his mom to say "hey" to Jack and she doing it made me tear up. I cried in every episode of 6 seasons. This is us is a masterpiece from beginning to end.
i dont think yall understand how much this show is engraved in me. ive watched the whole thing atleast 8 times. this is my comfort show. me and my whole family watched this show, its our show. we would sit down at we would wait every tuesday for the new episode. i have never felt such comfort in a show other than gilmore girls. thank you this is us
*SPOILER* I love how when Rebecca is going through the train, she keeps saying she is waiting for someone and we assume it is Jack. You later find out it is Kate and she waits for Kate to be at her bedside. I CRIED.
Yes! I love this "plot twist"
i mean, I just read this and my eyes watered. again!!😢
I just watched this episode and I already know that she meant is Kate not Jack. Because Kevin and Randall was already there. And I'm crying ugly of this, because I was still in airport when my mom was gone :(
The show at the beginning and the middle would have you believe that Jack was the main character. But the end reveals that it was Rebecca this whole time, and that this is her story. She lost a child, and her husband devastatingly, she raised her kids during the worst period of all of their lives, she knew about Randall's birth father all along, she found love again with Miguel, she got to be there to see all her children find love get married and start their own beautiful families, and she got to be there when her late husband's brother was finally redeemed. She saw it all, she got to be there for it all, and then was finally put to rest❤ RIP Rebecca!
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Well now I'm crying again. Thanks for that! 😭
It was her story and she was a villain a horrible wife to Jack and a shitty mum
Mandy Moore should have gotten a Emmy nomination for the Episode " The Train"
I agree and I would love to know what was better than that moment. Mandy always delivered,
I was a puddle!!!
The scene where Rebecca sang at Kate and Philip’s wedding destroyed me.
The trains symbolism was wonderful for me. The conductor was a depiction of death. Whom would do all they could to help the soul be ready before they go. the people as they spoke appearing was them giving their peace as she can feel it. every door closes getting her closer to her inner peace. As the last door opened for her to sleep? it was her final rest so she could be given her peace.
Hearing Randall call William “Dad” had me bawling like a baby!!!!! And watching this countdown has me crying all over again!
The entire scene with William's last moments had me crying so much.
Kevin running to Randall has always been my favorite. Love is Love is Love.
I watched all 6 seasons over 3 weeks. Jacks death got me ugly crying even when you knew he had gone. Kate and Toby splitting up, the moment Kevin calls Randall and tells him to come because Rebecca hasn't long and Rebeccas death just tugged at your heartstrings, especially when she lay down and Jack was beside her, he had to be didn't he and yet for a moment I wasn't sure, omg! I couldn't stop crying.
Thanks for making me cry again... I already miss this show.
Me too
I have never cried so much when rebecca reached the end of the train metaphorically speaking of her life 😖i was full on out bawling
the family meeting scene where ''to build a home'' was on, got me crying
The Forever Now. Most tear jerking song ever
I love how it tackles the difficult and complex issue of grief. It was hard to watch sometimes but also very therapeutic.
OMG, this video made me cry all over again! 😭
But seriously, what an excellent show! I will miss it dearly. ❤️
This list made me cry all over again!
The part that always makes me weepy is the scene with Randall and the mailman. When he hears that William died and he starts to cry. That breaks me. A 2 minute scene with a background character.
Ive just finished watching this is us. To say i loved it would be an understatement! My god ive never seen a show that can keep you so invested, so emotional, have such a love hate relationship with the characters-in my case Kevin and Randall! Just outstanding. Jack's death made me ugly cry
That train episode was so beautifully done!
Thanks for reopening all the wounds 😭😭 as someone who lost my own father at 17, I related all too well to the 3 being 17 themselves and losing their dad.
The episode "Birth Mother" when Randell goes back to see what happened to his birth mother... I've cried probably every episode of this show, but that episode stands out to me. Also any episode with William is just pure love and tears haha !!
Happy to see Beth back story as a honorable mention
And the train episode was everything and my favorite episode ❤️
I don’t get emotional often watching anything, but watching The Train for the first time broke me over and over again.
It's such a hard episode to watch. It's so beautiful though. When you're done watching it, you're bawling your eyes out, but at the same time thinking "Wow, that was amazing". No other show out there like that.
I ugly cried when grown up Jack came out singing "Memorized" on stage at the end of Season 4, Ep 1, revealing his blindness. I was shocked, sad and so proud of him all in one. What an amazing way to tell a story.
THIS IS US is phenomenal
The episode Jack teaches Randall to play golf because he will need in the future made me cry bad. It’s was simple, but Jack telling he would be something big and needed, really got me.
But Jack’s death was tough. I cry hard for 15 minutes. And I don’t cry easily.
I think what made that scene so beautiful is how imperfect it all was. Jack wasn't a good golfer himself, and Randall wasn't either, at first. But remembering the vote of confidence that Jack gave him as a kid allowed Randall to relax and learn from the political contemporary who taught him how to golf as an adult. Sometimes we might think we've failed at teaching our kids certain things... but maybe we haven't.
I LOVE this show SO much and love all these characters and the actors/actresses. It was THE BEST show ever, IMO! Never had dry eyes from watching every episode... 😭😭😭
I teared up when they said the big three for the last time 😢❤❤❤
I think one of the most underrated episodes is the one where the trio find the truth about Nicky and then visit him. It was such a sad and shocking episode. I remember the soundtrack when they got back to the trailer and Nicky had a gun. Such a spine tingling song.
The "just breathe" parallels almost sent me to the tissue boxes. It was TOO much!
Gosh I couldn't put this on a list. There are so many moments that were gut-wrenching, beautiful, devastating, and tragic that made us all collectively sob 😢😢. I do agree with all the picks but there were the in between moments that can be just as heartbreaking or beautiful moments of hope. All time favorite show that I can watch over and over again and still feel the emotion I felt the first time watching it ❤️.
1.Randall's breakdown
2. Miguel's episode
3. Dr. K's episode
Man this show is incredible!
There's this scene where Kevin tells his nieces abojt the "Painting of life " and lemme just say Kevin had a way with words...after that scene i went to the shower and sobbed coz that was so beautiful.
They teach us so much we don’t even realize until they are gone. I put off watching this beautiful show because of the grief I had to process for my mother and father. It can be a difficult watch at times because of just how on point it is. It is a special show.
The most gut wrenching moments were definitely when we first met Deja and got to learn more about her, William's story, the Thanksgiving when Rebecca first asks for help, and yeah Kevin's breakdown on the lawn got me really good.
Whenever i hear "to build a home" i immediately get emotional. This show was therapy for alot of us.
I had to record the episodes...I needed to be in a place where I could lose my emotions as I'm head of a fairly complicated family with lots of decades of turmoil built up into it (I know, I'm not the only one) so I have to keep it together. When I'm sure I'm alone for a while, I watch this show to help me trigger the emotions I have to try and hold back for long periods of time. I'm very grateful for it.
A scene that made us cry the most was (the announcement of Deja's pregnancy to Randall. Knowing that it was a boy and that he would be named William both breaks and heals our hearts simultaneously !
My top moment was the last scene in which Kate was using the sticks and let out the scream. I felt that feeling and she acted as if she was me. It was powerful
Exact same for me as well. Oh I cried my heart out on that scene. She was perfect, and I felt it with her and was so touched..I don't even have the words. I miss that show. I just watched for the 1st time. Binge after only 3 weeks. 😢
I absolutely loved the episodes with Beth and her father. His little island girl 😢
Everytime they played “To build a home” I could not handle it!!!
For me, and I don’t know how this was left out. I lost it on the episode where Rebecca comes home and has to tell the kids. When she tells Miguel she has to ruin her kids lives.
I'm so glad they never had Rebecca call Miguel "Jack" on accident or forget her love to Miguel... that would have devastated me.
I think every episode made me tear up or cry a bit, one moment I was hoping I’d see in here is when Randal finds out about his birth mom and he goes into the water and lets out a big scream cause his mom used to do the same when she was emotional. That episode learning about his birth mom was so beautiful. Every single episode was. I’ll never find a show like this again and this will be forever my favourite show. I used to watch it with my mom, right when I got an IUD inserted as a 17 year old she was taking care of me and suggested this show. I’m not keen on new things but she promised I would love it. And boy I do. This is us we ❤ you guys
For me it’s the scene where Randall was in the hospital with his biological father who was dying refusing to let the kids see him like that.
He was always so selfless, even in his last hours.
The "Number One" episode is my favorite and at the same time the one that made me cry the most. Very good picks!
I’ve heard of this series and the premise of it but never seen a single episode. Just seeing this list puts me into tears because a lot of these are just real life scenarios with many of them universal themes. Good grief I need to binge this show. Now wonder why it was was so popular and powerful.
We have an ally here! Go watch the show, bro, you'll love it :)
Same! I watched this video a month ago and didn't think I'd be engaged in it. Only to find myself bawling my eyes out at the death of a character I had never even watched before. I've since binged the entire series in the matter of a few weeks. The #1 spot on this list hit me the hardest. Gut-wrenching, but beautiful. Which is exactly how I'd describe the series in general, but specifically that penultimate episode. If you haven't watched it, it's worth watching.
Definately when Miguel dies. Its the only time I cried.The song by Billy Joel was perfect.
Best show ever!!
Just the clips bring tears to my eyes
This was the BEST story I had ever seen... but there are far too many scenes that broke me down to count... the music by Siddhartha Khosla made these moments even more heart wrenching...
And So It Goes playing in the background only drives home the tragedy of Miguel’s death.
I’m ugly crying right now just remembering it all… this show really plays with your feelings but somehow always leaves you with the heart full of love for them.
None of them are perfect, they all have their struggles and their demons, but it’s exactly why they come across as so real and you can relate to them and love them. (BTW, I love you all, specially Jack, Kevin, Toby, Beth, Rebecca… shit, I can’t choose. But I specially love the writers who brought them into my life, directors, producers and all the actors who made such an amazing AMAZING job)
Oh! and also When Rebecca sang "Forever Now." I have the song and video on my U Tube watchlist.
That martial arts class got me sobbing!!! It hit me so hard!!! It spoke so much to my mixed race family experience. That boy needed that!!
Every family needs a Randall
I was down the block when they filmed the HM moment involving the fight between Toby and Kate in front of their house. You could hear them all the way down the block. Especially Chris Sullivan (Toby).
I never cried everrrr watching a show for the first time but this made me cry several times
All of those moments got me. But my weaknesses are the Miguel and Nicky episodes. Tears for days!
Still haven’t recovered from this show 😢
Same and i finished it almost two years ago 😞
Super amazing video
One of (so many) scene I was crying is when Deja apologized to Randall in the car after she ran away the night before, and she said that Randall is her only dad. Actually, I was crying over many scenes of 'Dad moments with their daughters' in this show because I didn't had a close relationship to my father.
This show was EXCELLENT!!!! Like superb!!!
Because nobody knew his heart condition somebody didn't pay attention in the Vietnam but when he enrolled into the military he cheated his way in just to be with his brother Jack was quite an amazing man
I cried when Jack Jr. got lost; found out that he went to the park, by himself. When Rebecca asked why he went alone, he said it was the only way to "hear" his mom and dad happy by not screaming at each other.
Omg me too. That episode tore me apart.
My dad died when I was 19 and I married at 30, so Kate's wedding made me tear up and remember my own experience. Sometimes the happiest days of your life can be a little sad too.
The scene that kills me is the one where Kevin says to Cassidy that he will just sit with her in the hospital room- they both know what could have happened that night - Kevin really grew emotionally in this scene and it hurts every time watching this- I hope that Cassidy has a happy ending
Awesome 😎
My wife loves this show…I understand why now
When it is Bethany's turn to talk to Randall's mom and she says I will take him the rest of the way Mama and then you see her on the train talking to Randall's mother and telling her thank you and saying that she loves her it just made me cry😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
When Kevin reconnected with Sophie for the final time I had tears of joy for a change. Lots of sad tears, but tears of joy sometimes too.
Very very great epic list I like it a lot very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 💗 can you please do more videos about this is us please 🥺
A little surprised at the omission of Randall's experience with his birth mother in the lake in Louisiana.
This show is heartbreaking. But the relationship between the siblings is so incredibly strong and can hardly be found in reality, right????
But, in reality there are many siblings relationship that strong and close to each other.
Damn you MsMojo, I just can't stop cry!
Jack telling Rebecca he's an alcoholic, screen goes black, show comes back and Rebecca tells him he's not alone and they'll beat it together. They then show Rebecca alone outside the burned down house in her car.
That was so heartbreaking. Seeing Rebecca have a meltdown(crying and screaming and hitting the steering wheel) after seeing the burnt house. I can't forget that scene.
I can't believe the list didn't include Rebecca singing at Kate's wedding! That moment when you realize the song she's singing is the theme song!