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This is so sad and tragic. I just lost my brother to suicide in May at 54 and it’s still very raw. It will never go away for Janelle, Kody or any family members. 😢

All 6 seasons of This Is Us is now streaming on Netflix.

I'm not a Brittany fan and I don't really feel sorry for her, but I did read about Gene Tierney and yes she had a mental breakdown. Studios back then didn't give a crap about their stars. July Garland comes to mind and many others.... everyone controlled absolutely everything about her life. From who she dated, married, gave her drugs to sleep, to look alert.... such a sad life she had.

I want to know where Fluffy, the cat, went. 🐱 I think she was only in the first episode of the wedding/honeymoon. She disappeared with the in-laws.

Gotcha. Thank you.

Late to the party here. Not sure I understand, why are some episodes banned? Am I missing something? I must admit, I liked the Davey Jones episode. Also the Silver Platter, and the singing group episodes are not shown

Actually binged-watched the entire series today. Surprisingly, I liked it. Im 56 and I admit I neither like or dislike him. I was never into body building (his body was sick - in a good way) and his movies weren't my thing back in the day, BUT I admire anyone who had the self discipline and worked hard to make something of himself. He definitely is not a stupid guy. He did not have a happy childhood and was physically abused. I think he was/is cocky and arrogant but he came to new country, educated himself and became governor of CA! He really embarrassed his wife and children, but seems to regret that immensely. But I agree with the post above, he seems to lack empathy and can easily block things out.

I hated the "Raybert" episode. I thought both Robert and Ray were horrible. Especially Robert - it just showed he was insecure. I also agree the final season had the worse episodes.

My favorite episode of all time is the tofu turkey Thanksgiving. I remember watching that and laughing hysterically. I watch all the reruns and it still makes me laugh. 😂😂😂

I love the BB and have watched it since I was a kid and still watch on Pluto at 56 when I want mindless tv background noise. One of the worse episodes (IMO) was the second part of the Hawaii trip. When the boys were in the cave "tied up" by Vincent Price. They really jumped the shark(as they say) at that point. It was ridiculous. I can't roll my eyes that far back.

I really thought Lorraine was great! She got to the point and was honest. I wish she would come back.

I have a comment. On the episode "The Burnout" when the house burns down, I never understood why they didn't sleep in the shed. It was used for various visitors and from what I recall had a bed. They could have put the kids in their on the floor so no one would be separated. John boy could have stayed in there, the grandparents. It's never made sense to me. Just my thoughts. It was on last week and I thought of it again.

I started watching the series, not quite done. One of my favorite movies was "From The Terrace" with both Paul and Joanne. Seriously the sexual lusting in that movie between them...my goodness. I thought she was the better actor though. Most of her movies were great. She was attractive, but not "a beauty". He on the other hand was gorgeous. Those eyes!!!

I saw it Friday on Prime Video. It was very good. Again, as some of you stated, even though I knew the outcome, I was on the edge of my seat. Anything Ron Howard does is great!

For those of you that have Prime Video, just released on 8/5/22, the movie Thirteen Lives directed by Ron Howard. It was very good. Even though I knew the outcome, I was still on the edge of my seat.