This Is Us Finale Review- "Épisode 18"

The second season of NBC's This Is has been one of the best things I've seen in a a while. I cried, laughed and was left in awe of how amazing these actors are. I couldn't get enough. My favorite episodes were Number One, Number Two, Number Three (Episodes 8, 9 and 10) especially the episode that focused on Kevin. To be honest, I don't think Justin Hartley, Milo Ventimiglia and Mandy Moore are getting enough credit. I wish I could give them all the awards because they deserve it. We finally got to see how Jack died and it's on the list of my worst TV deaths. Even though we all knew that Jack died, I still couldn't watch the episode without crying my eyes out. And the tears kept flowing during the funeral episode. So far, this season, there was a miscarriage, a fire, an accident that led to a DUI, a foster child and a wedding.

So it's finally Kate and Toby's wedding day and it brought up a few feelings for Kate which hopefully were somehow resolved during Kevin's weird reception toast. I think the writers are telling the audience that This Is Us is about to embark on a new journey which may not focus on the impact of Jack's death. The finale was filled with so much emotion, just like every other episode. Season two was a little more real and way deeper than last season. The flash forwards already show us that a lot is still going to go down especially with Toby who seemed a bit depressed and Kevin on a plane with Beth's cousin, Zoe, which implies that they'll be a couple in the near future. In the very far future, an older Randall is also seen telling Tess, “It’s time to go see her.” and Tess replies saying “I’m not ready.” We're not sure who 'her' is but for some reason I think its Deja or Beth. I've never seen any show that is as tear jerking as This Is Us and I honestly can't wait for season three. Who does Tess have to see? Will Kevin and cousin Zoe live happily ever after? Is this going to be the last time we hear of Sophie or see her? What is going to make Toby depressed?

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