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Completing the struggling incidents, where a common family battles against having kids, as they lost almost the entirety of their youngsters, the thing that influences seriously on them, yet three siblings at a similar age, battle against having a decent life, as they wind up celebrate with their 38th birthday celebration, the thing that makes their dread and stress.
The show digs a little deeper, exploring how each sibling's dreams and ambitions have been bolstered -- or hampered -- by Jack's influence on their lives.
All in all, this episode proved that incredible television does exist just by telling the simplest of stories. This Is Us is returning to its roots, and I will have a front-row seat watching it blossom.
"Katie Girls" reminded me a lot of my favorite episode from last season...lower stakes but emotionally nuanced. Or maybe the reason I connected so strongly to tonight's episode is simply because it put my favorite character front and center.
The terrific juxtaposition between the past and the present this week is all about mothers... It's a lovely bit of storytelling - so much so that I actually wish the Kevin and Randall storylines had been cut down a little to make more room.
"Us" has a knack for packing an incredible amount of story into its 42-minute installments, and as such they're often a mix of the good, the standard and the bad. "Katie Girls" was no exception.