This is us - episode 2.06 - the 20s

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this week I was a bit late, sadly, stupid RL *lol*
this was one of the best episodes since the start - I cried more, did not know this is possible *lol*

I love to see the 3 in their 20s, and I agree, most the 20s sucked for me too *lol* -

Kevin has really a hard start, but he is such a big mouth sometimes, I think he stays so often in his own way, I can understand why his roommate left tbh .. but at least he was honest with kate, and she too, was kind of sad to see her this way, but I understood her way of thinking, perhaps it gets better after - most of the time it did not,

Randall in his 20s hurts a bit, i still can see the little kid in him, and in this episode is so clear, but he grows so much as a father I think, and he is the best part of both of his parents at that moment I think ...

I really love how they used a scene again, to bring the different storylines between the years together, and god I cried so much ... it kills me that jack was not there more than ever I think, and I totally get Rebecca when she says every happy moment will be a bit sad too, for the rest of his life ....
(i cant believe Miguel and Rebecca met at FB again *lol*..after 8 years...)

last but not least the little 3 were really cute again, Kevin was just sweet to help his sister out, and Kate was so happy about it *lol* - tbh little randall with h is map just drove me crazy, i totally get it why kevin has enough sometimes.. but the conversation with rebecca was so sweet, I did not realize randall dont know the 3rd baby died ... as a parent it was not the easiest talk I assume...

... i have to say jack hearing snoring and laughing was just adorable ... *lol*

This Is Us - Episode 2.07 - The Most Disappointed Man

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finally we see some of the adoption process, I always wonder, if it was so easy for them to "just take" baby randall in the hospital with them, without any papers or someting?? I know adoption can be a very long process, and I assume it was not easy in the usa in the 80s?!