Top 20 This Is Us Moments That Made Us Ugly Cry
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Date: 2023-11-21
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Mini
Four months late, but Eight times out of ten, this show did not make me cry as it did with sooo many other people. However, there were two or three times it broke me. I don't know if I'm emotionally stronger or just not very empathetic.
I took care of my mom with my family's help for about 15 years, so this show hit close to home at times. I remember one night I was having was bad, so I watched the show and broke down sobbing when we found out Deja grew up to be a social worker and adopted out that little boy, and that her dad was still there for her and so proud. (Randall was far from my favorite character, so that says a lot)
It took me months to get to the last three episodes of the series, because in the middle of all that, my mom had passed and I'd went through the grieving process, so I knew it was going to hit me hard. Cried like a baby, but now I can't remember which parts specificially, just a lot of Rebecca dying and seeing her kids at different points on the train. (I don't like Kate, but I was disappointed we didn't get to see her and her child selves on the train)
I knew of Justin Hartley from his Green Arrow on Smallville days, and I remember Milo playing Peter Petrelli on heroes. Milo gave me daddy issues (Sorry, he's hot) and Justin freaking bulked up, omg! He's a super snack now and I'm proud of him for being so famous now. Drooling over both of them on the show and that's probably weird, but they're playing fictional characters. Waiting for them to hit their next big break, hope it is very soon. Maybe this time, they'll actually get to act together! Also, Mandy Moore is great, I was into her CD's as a teenager. She's like the only actress I really enjoy, the rest are hot men. Glad Hollywood didn't destroy her like with other women.
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Four months late, but Eight times out of ten, this show did not make me cry as it did with sooo many other people. However, there were two or three times it broke me. I don't know if I'm emotionally stronger or just not very empathetic.
I took care of my mom with my family's help for about 15 years, so this show hit close to home at times. I remember one night I was having was bad, so I watched the show and broke down sobbing when we found out Deja grew up to be a social worker and adopted out that little boy, and that her dad was still there for her and so proud. (Randall was far from my favorite character, so that says a lot)
It took me months to get to the last three episodes of the series, because in the middle of all that, my mom had passed and I'd went through the grieving process, so I knew it was going to hit me hard. Cried like a baby, but now I can't remember which parts specificially, just a lot of Rebecca dying and seeing her kids at different points on the train. (I don't like Kate, but I was disappointed we didn't get to see her and her child selves on the train)
I knew of Justin Hartley from his Green Arrow on Smallville days, and I remember Milo playing Peter Petrelli on heroes. Milo gave me daddy issues (Sorry, he's hot) and Justin freaking bulked up, omg! He's a super snack now and I'm proud of him for being so famous now. Drooling over both of them on the show and that's probably weird, but they're playing fictional characters. Waiting for them to hit their next big break, hope it is very soon. Maybe this time, they'll actually get to act together! Also, Mandy Moore is great, I was into her CD's as a teenager. She's like the only actress I really enjoy, the rest are hot men. Glad Hollywood didn't destroy her like with other women.
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Sara
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.
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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.
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Agel
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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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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Blanca
Im 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 its 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 cant 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)
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Im 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 its 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 cant 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)
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Eric
The scene that made me tear up the most was when the kids told Miguel they love him and appreciate everything hes done for Rebecca. Kevin didnt say it but he traveled to his sons house to tell him Miguel doesnt 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 werent 100% welcoming.
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The scene that made me tear up the most was when the kids told Miguel they love him and appreciate everything hes done for Rebecca. Kevin didnt say it but he traveled to his sons house to tell him Miguel doesnt 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 werent 100% welcoming.
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MCMNasty2
I never thought Id say this but for me it was when Kate and Toby divorced and she said just because their marriage was over, their story wasnt over. And my god am I sitting here crying at that line right now. My kids are at their dads for the weekend and its the truest thing thats ever been said on the show. Oh, and then when Toby said he promises hell never see it (meaning the reasons why/that the story hasnt ended) and they do all the flash-forwards and you can see he eventually does?
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I never thought Id say this but for me it was when Kate and Toby divorced and she said just because their marriage was over, their story wasnt over. And my god am I sitting here crying at that line right now. My kids are at their dads for the weekend and its the truest thing thats ever been said on the show. Oh, and then when Toby said he promises hell never see it (meaning the reasons why/that the story hasnt ended) and they do all the flash-forwards and you can see he eventually does?
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Diane
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.
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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.
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Rebecca
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.
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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.
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Bizzaro
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.
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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.
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fanjoy
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.
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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.
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Noviana
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.
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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.
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Danny
Ive 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.
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Ive 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.
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Raj
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.
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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.
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Wicked
The thing I hated about the end of the series is that they basically erased the connection Rebecca had with Miguel. Once she died, she reunited with Jack (I'm assuming to spend her eternity with him, and where does that leave Miguel? Back with his first wife, who it didn't work out with?
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The thing I hated about the end of the series is that they basically erased the connection Rebecca had with Miguel. Once she died, she reunited with Jack (I'm assuming to spend her eternity with him, and where does that leave Miguel? Back with his first wife, who it didn't work out with?
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ViniciusSC10
The episode Jack teaches Randall to play golf because he will need in the future made me cry bad. Its was simple, but Jack telling he would be something big and needed, really got me.
But Jacks death was tough. I cry hard for 15 minutes. And I dont cry easily.
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The episode Jack teaches Randall to play golf because he will need in the future made me cry bad. Its was simple, but Jack telling he would be something big and needed, really got me.
But Jacks death was tough. I cry hard for 15 minutes. And I dont cry easily.
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Nicolas
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.
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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.
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Mayra
The piercings really treated her and tried to understand her Deja and same for her she really fell for them as a family and that's good and grateful and they're so blessed that they got to love each other not all Foster families have that outcome though unfortunately
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The piercings really treated her and tried to understand her Deja and same for her she really fell for them as a family and that's good and grateful and they're so blessed that they got to love each other not all Foster families have that outcome though unfortunately
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Bex
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.
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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.
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Cariayn
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!
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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!
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Rebeccah
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!
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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!
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Crystal
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.
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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.
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Mayra
Wait wait Nikki did not cause the death of the little boy unfortunately it it's not Nikki's fault really not pushing him in the water yeah that thinking that he understood what he was trying to tell him maybe he's responsible for that
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Wait wait Nikki did not cause the death of the little boy unfortunately it it's not Nikki's fault really not pushing him in the water yeah that thinking that he understood what he was trying to tell him maybe he's responsible for that
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Mayra
Miguel was truly a true friend to Jack and then to Rebecca and well they let you know Falling in Love more so I think he was him taking care of her being there for her I guess I I believe that Jack wood and I've had any other way
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Miguel was truly a true friend to Jack and then to Rebecca and well they let you know Falling in Love more so I think he was him taking care of her being there for her I guess I I believe that Jack wood and I've had any other way
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Mayra
Again jack trying so hard to be a good dad for Randall putting aside his condition and Rebecca and annoying nothing about it pushing him to do that that was heartbreaking for me cuz he was trying so hard to make Randall happy
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Again jack trying so hard to be a good dad for Randall putting aside his condition and Rebecca and annoying nothing about it pushing him to do that that was heartbreaking for me cuz he was trying so hard to make Randall happy
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Rose
Jack's death (the scene where Rebecca walk to the hospital room and found Jack is already gone) and Rebecca's death (the scene when she is in the train, start with Beth talking to her until the end) --> that is ugly cry moment
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Jack's death (the scene where Rebecca walk to the hospital room and found Jack is already gone) and Rebecca's death (the scene when she is in the train, start with Beth talking to her until the end) --> that is ugly cry moment
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RadioLaPrincess
Two moments that made me cry: when Kate went to adopt a dog, and she flashed back to her other dog. However, seeing she did indeed adopt was great. Also the pilot when we see Jack and Rebecca adopt Randall.
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Two moments that made me cry: when Kate went to adopt a dog, and she flashed back to her other dog. However, seeing she did indeed adopt was great. Also the pilot when we see Jack and Rebecca adopt Randall.
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LovelyPom83
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.
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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.
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Sarah
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.
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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.
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Brian
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.
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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.
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Adjie
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.
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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.
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