This Is Us, Seasons 1-3

Sometimes life will surprise you.

Kate is furiously working hard to shed her unwanted pounds as she continues to struggle with impatience and discouragement. She receives support from her new boyfriend, Toby, as he helps her let loose and enjoy herself. Beth begins to question the motives of Randall's biological father, William, and takes action in getting answers on his activities. Randall has a lot more on his mind with the new life changing addition of having his biological father in his life. Marriage and raising three 8 year old children is beginning to take its toll on Rebecca and Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) as they start to feel distant from one another. Kevin faces the aftermath of quitting his job as he deals with his agent, Lanie (Katey Sagal), and has to figure out how to move forward.

Rebecca makes a surprise visit to Randall's home where she encounters his biological father, William. Kevin anxiously decides to take the plunge and move to New York to pursue a Broadway job, with the expectation that his sister, Kate, will move with him. Toby is determined to get Kate out of Kevin's shadow and prepares a special day where she is in the limelight. Jack and Rebecca take home their babies from the hospital and adjust to the new life of parenthood, while coping with the loss of their other child. Rebecca struggles to connect with their adopted child and searches for answers.

Rebecca and Jack take Kevin, Kate, and Randall to the community pool on a hot day and quickly realize each child is going through their own struggles. Kevin auditions for his first Broadway play in New York and meets a determined actress who is less than impressed by him. Toby runs into his ex wife while at a restaurant with Kate, which sends Kate into a spiral of self doubt. William is mistakenly reported as a loiterer in Randall's predominately white neighborhood, which exposes deep rooted issues of race.

Rebecca and Jack get into an argument about starting a family. The family backstory behind the long line of love for the Pittsburg Steelers is revealed. After accepting his part in the play, Kevin realizes his script is relevant to his own life. Randall and Beth encounter an unexpected turn of events.

Kate interviews for a new job that seems just about perfect, although it comes with a catch. Randall doubts his career choice and wonders if he followed the right path. Kevin and Olivia's relationship moves in a new direction. Rebecca and Jack are conflicted on what to do when Randall tests as a gifted child.

The dynamic of Randall and Kevin's rocky relationship is explained. Beth and William spend time together, which unexpectedly brings to light a secret William has been keeping. As Rebecca gets back to work for the first time in years, both she and Jack acknowledge that there is distance between them. Toby is caught straying from his diet regimen, throwing Kate into crisis.

As Jack, Rebecca and the three kids make their way to Rebecca's parents' house for their traditional Thanksgiving holiday, an unforeseen detour occurs. Kate makes two drastic life changing decisions. Kevin brings Olivia to Randall's house for Thanksgiving. Randall's heart is broken when he learns about a lifelong secret his mother has kept from him.

Kate, Kevin and Randall head to their family's cabin to get away after their chaotic family Thanksgiving. A very angry Randall finds comfort and explanation from his father, Jack. Olivia speaks a harsh truth to Kate, which drives a wedge between Kate and Kevin. Rebecca and Jack struggle with what to do when 9 year old Randall tells them that he's been looking for his birth parents.

The Pearson family finds themselves at the hospital on Christmas Eve after little Kate comes down with appendicitis. When they run into Dr. K, who is alone at the hospital, they realize they need to be there for him as much as he was once there for them. Presently, Kevin celebrates Hanukkah with Olivia and her family, Kate continues to pursue her big surgery and someone from William's past reappears in his life.

Kate struggles with her feelings in the aftermath of Toby's heart attack. As William begins to spend more time with Jesse, Randall has to get used to his father's new relationship. After receiving the news they're expecting triplets, Jack and Rebecca must find a way to afford a home that can accommodate three babies. Olivia unexpectedly resurfaces, throwing both Kevin and Sloane for a loop.

As the birth date of her triplets quickly approaches, a frazzled and emotional Rebecca forgets Jack's birthday. Dr. K struggles with the loss of his wife and wonders how he'll be able to continue on with his life without her. Joe - the firefighter who delivered baby Randall to the hospital - fights to save his marriage.

Jack and Rebecca get in over their heads when they decide to throw Kate, Kevin and Randall three separate parties for their 10th birthday. Randall struggles to make time for William as things intensify at the office. Kevin makes a major decision in his romantic life. Kate's gastric bypass journey takes an unexpected turn.

Toby throws a wrench in Kate's weight loss journey. Randall struggles to accept his father's deteriorating health. Miguel and Shelly break some devastating news to Jack and Rebecca, which makes them worry about their own relationship. Rebecca receives an amazing work opportunity. Kevin examines his romantic past.

As Kevin stresses about the premiere of his play, he receives support from an unexpected source. Randall struggles under the pressure of both his work and ailing father. Rebecca and Jack's Valentine's Day doesn't go as planned. Toby and Kate decide to dig deep and get to know each other's biggest secrets.

Randall and William take a road trip to Memphis, where Randall learns about his biological father's past.

The entire Pearson family gathers at Randall's for an unusual party. Kevin and Sophie's relationship deepens on the night of his play's premiere. Kate struggles to open up to Toby about her father's death. Tensions are high between Jack and Rebecca as she leaves on tour with her band.

Jack heads to Cleveland to make things right with Rebecca on the night of her first big gig with the band. Randall, Kate and Kevin make big decisions about their futures.

The season two premiere picks up during the Big 3's 37th birthdays as Randall and Beth debate a big life change, Kate takes the first step in pursuing a new passion and Kevin balances the demands of his career and relationship. Meanwhile, Jack and Rebecca deal with the fallout of their big fight.

The entire Pearson family visits Kevin on set in Los Angeles for a "Manny" taping. Jack confronts his demons in the wake of his fight with Rebecca.

Kate visits Kevin on the set of his movie. Randall and Beth get exciting news. Rebecca tries to reconnect with Jack.

Randall and Beth adjust to a new family dynamic. Kate books her first big gig. Kevin suffers a setback on his movie. Jack and Rebecca are visited by an unwelcome guest.

Kate surprises Toby at work. Kevin and Randall attend a charity fundraiser for Sophie's hospital. Jack takes the boys on a camping trip, leaving Rebecca to deal with some unexpected news.

Trick or treating with the 10 year olds goes awry for Jack and Rebecca. Randall, Kevin and Kate have life changing Halloweens.

Randall adjusts to the foster system. Kate and Toby take the next step in their relationship. Kevin visits Sophie in New York. Jack and Rebecca finalize Randall's adoption.

Kevin goes back to his high school to accept an award. Jack and Rebecca get excited about their kids' futures.

Kate and Toby's lives take an unexpected turn. Meanwhile, Rebecca encourages Kate's singing aspirations.

Randall and Beth are faced with a hard choice. Jack takes Randall on a college tour.

The Pearsons come together under unexpected circumstances. Meanwhile, Jack surprises the family with a summer vacation.

Kate goes wedding dress shopping. Kevin embraces a new lifestyle while Randall explores William's past. Jack and Rebecca take the kids to the mall.

Kevin helps Randall and Beth with a project. Kate contemplates a big gift for Toby. Jack and Rebecca talk about their future.

Following a dramatic house fire, the Pearson family will be forever changed on this fateful Super Bowl Sunday.

The history of the Pearsons as told through the life of the family car.

Kate and Toby go to Las Vegas for their bachelor/bachelorette parties. Meanwhile, Jack and Rebecca celebrate their anniversary.

Randall and Beth welcome visitors to their home.

The Pearsons come together to celebrate Kate and Toby’s wedding.

Randall, Kate and Kevin find themselves on new paths as they each celebrate their 38th birthday.

The Pearsons gather to support Kevin at his movie premiere. The teenage Big Three make college decisions.

The Pearsons rally around Kate as she undergoes a medical procedure.

A young Jack makes a decision that will impact the course of his life.

Kate and Toby try to keep busy while waiting for big news. Randall embarks on a new journey. Kevin meets someone from his father's past.

Kate struggles with Toby's depression. Randall makes time for Kevin, who obsesses about Jack's past.

Kevin and Zoe land in Vietnam. In the past, Jack and Rebecca take a road trip to Los Angeles. Jack's war story continues to be revealed.

The Pearsons have an unconventional Thanksgiving dinner. In the past, Jack, Rebecca and the big three spend Thanksgiving with Miguel.

Kevin arrives at the Ville his father served in. Kate pursues a new opportunity. Randall debates Councilman Solomon Brown. In the past, Jack struggles to get through to his brother.

Randall's campaign comes to a close. Kevin meets someone from Zoe's past. Kate and Toby get ready for the baby.

Rebecca and the Big Three reckon with secrets Jack kept from them. Jack's Vietnam story continues to be revealed.

Kevin attempts to help Nicky. Randall and Kate reflect on differing memories of their childhood.

Beth's trip home to care for her mother sparks an unexpected realization.

Kevin keeps a secret from Zoe. Randall gets unexpected news about Deja. In the past, the Big Three graduate from High School.

Tensions run high as the Pearsons await news about Kate's pregnancy.

Beth and Randall adjust to their new normal. Kate and Toby spend time with baby Jack. Zoe and Kevin work on their relationship.

A history of Beth and Randall through the ages.

Rebecca helps Kate and Toby care for baby Jack. Zoe and Kevin look after Tess and Annie. Randall and Beth consider how to move forward.

The cast and creative team of "This is Us" gathered for a Q&A at Paleyfest to discuss the series' epic first season.

The first after show features creator Dan Fogelman and cast members Milo Ventimiglia (Jack), Chrissy Metz (Kate), Justin Hartley (Kevin), and Sterling K. Brown (Randall). The group discussing show themes, such as fatherhood and body image, and the episode’s surprise ending.

The second after show features cast members Milo Ventimiglia (Jack), Chrissy Metz (Kate), and Justin Hartley (Kevin). The group discusses show themes, such as brotherhood, filling the void, and the triplets – ‘The Big Three.

Conversations with the cast and the creator of This Is Us as they breakdown the storyline behind episode three “Klye”

The fourth after show features cast members Milo Ventimiglia (Jack), Chrissy Metz (Kate), and Justin Hartley (Kevin). The group discusses show themes, such as separation, loneliness, and body image.

The fifth after show features cast members Milo Ventimiglia (Jack), Chrissy Metz (Kate), Chris Sullivan (Toby), and executive producer and director Ken Olin. The group discusses show themes, such as rituals, destiny, and following your heart.

The sixth after show features cast members Milo Ventimiglia (Jack), Chrissy Metz (Kate), Chris Sullivan (Toby), and executive producer and director Ken Olin.

The seventh after show features cast members Milo Ventimiglia (Jack), Chrissy Metz (Kate), Chris Sullivan (Toby), and executive producer and director Ken Olin. The group discusses show themes, such as reconciliation, anxiety, and impact of time.

The eighth after show features cast members Milo Ventimiglia (Jack), Chrissy Metz (Kate), Chris Sullivan (Toby), and executive producer and director Ken Olin. The group discusses show themes, such as fears, changing life seasons, and family rituals.

The ninth after show features cast members Milo Ventimiglia (Jack), Chrissy Metz (Kate), Mandy Moore (Rebecca), Susan Kelechi Watson (Beth), and executive producer and creator Dan Fogelman. The group discusses show themes, such as lying, living to the fullest, and giving it your all.

The tenth after show features creator Dan Fogelman who gathers  the stars to discuss the family relationships, including the frosty relationship between Rebecca (Mandy Moore) and her daughter Kate (Chrissy Metz).

The 11th after show features cast members Mandy Moore (Rebecca), Susan Kelechi Watson (Beth), Chrissy Metz (Kate), and Ron Cephas Jones (William). The group discusses show themes, such as life’s curveballs, parenting, and love and commitment.

The 12th after show features creator/executive producer Dan Fogelman, cast members Justin Hartley (Kevin), Chrissy Metz (Kate), and Milo Ventimiglia (Jack). The group discusses show themes, such as loss, deep love, and standing up for what you believe in.

The 13th after show features executive producer Ken Olin and cast members Justin Hartley (Kevin) and Chrissy Metz (Kate). The group discusses show themes, such as first love, achieving your goals, and growing up.

The 14th after show features executive producer Ken Olin and cast members Justin Hartley (Kevin) and Chrissy Metz (Kate). The group discusses show themes, such as taking your goals seriously, starting over, and lifelong commitment.

The 15th after show features cast members Mandy Moore (Rebecca) and Milo Ventimiglia (Jack). The pair discuss show themes, such as love, dealing with fear, and marriage issues.

The 16th after show features cast members Ron Cephas Jones (William) and Sterling K. Brown (Randall). The pair discuss show themes, such as journeying, paying respects, and the legacy we wish to leave.

The 17th after show features cast members Mandy Moore (Rebecca) and Milo Ventimiglia (Jack). The pair discuss show themes, such as tough goodbyes and celebrating a full life.

Kit Hoover and Natalie Morales host the 18th and the final after show of the season. The final after show features cast members and showrunners Isaac Aptaker & Elizabeth Berger. The group discusses the finale, different themes covered over the season, and the family atmosphere of the cast.

The cast and crew of NBC’s “This is Us” breaks down the season 2 premiere of the show in a web extra titled “That was Us.” In this episode, show creator Dan Fogelman and Milo Ventimiglia (Jack) talk about Jack’s struggles with alcohol and the impact it has on the relationship with his family.

The after show features creator and executive producer Dan Fogelman, writer and producer Bekah Brunstetter, and cast members Milo Ventimiglia (Jack), Justin Hartley (Kevin), and Chrissy Metz (Kate). The groups discuss show themes, such as living up to expectations and being the bigger person.

The after show features creator and executive producer Dan Fogelman and cast members from the show. The groups discuss show themes, such as coming to terms with the past and overcoming personal challenges.

The cast of NBC’s This is Us breaks down the fourth episode of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us. The after show features creator and executive producer Dan Fogelman and cast members. The groups discuss show themes, such as racism and personal empowerment.

The cast of NBC’s This is Us breaks down the fifth episode of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us. The after show features creator and executive producer Dan Fogelman and cast members. The group discusses show themes, such as parent-child relationships and overcoming trauma.

The cast of NBC’s "This is Us" breaks down the sixth episode of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us. The after show features creator and executive producer Dan Fogelman and cast members. The groups discuss show themes, such as motherhood and in-law relationship.

The cast of NBC’s "This is Us" breaks down the seventh episode of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us. The after show features creator and executive producer Dan Fogelman and cast members. The groups discuss show themes, such as dealing with loss and addition.

The cast of NBC’s This is Us breaks down the eighth episode of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us. The after show features creator and executive producer Dan Fogelman and cast members. The groups discuss show themes, such as drug use and father/son relationships.

The cast of NBC’s This is Us breaks down the ninth episode of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us. The after show features creator and executive producer Dan Fogelman and cast members. The groups discuss show themes, such as painful moments in life and the challenges with overcoming them.

The cast of NBC’s This is Us breaks down the tenth episode of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us. The after show features creators and executive producer Dan Fogelman and cast members. The groups discuss show themes, such as mother/daughter relationships and family bonds.

The cast of NBC’s This is Us breaks down the eleventh episode of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us. The after shows feature creators and executive producer Dan Fogelman and cast members. The groups discuss show themes, such as addiction and parent-child relationships.

The cast of NBC’s This is Us breaks down episode 12 of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us.The after show features creators, producers and cast members.The groups discuss show themes, such as coming of age and parent-child relationships.

The cast of NBC’s This is Us breaks down episode 13 of the show’s second season in a web extra That was Us. The after show features creators, producers and cast members. The groups discuss show themes, such as reconciliation, personal growth and perfectionism.

Milo Ventimiglia, Mandy Moore, Glenn Ficarra and John Requa discuss Jack's death, the fire that changed everything.

The groups discuss show themes, like dealing with the loss of Jack.

In the after show, This is Us creators and actors discuss show themes, such as letting loose, processing difficult emotions and the relationship between Beth and Kate.

The after show features This is Us creators and actors. Susan Kelechi Watson and Joy Brunson join writer Kay Oyegun to discuss Deja's upbringing, Shauna's big decision and the joy of following characters outside of the Big Three.

Chris Sullivan, Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger discuss Kate and Toby's wedding, making it cool to cry and what fans can expect from Season 3 of This Is Us.

The cast gets real as Chrissy Metz hashes out Kate and Toby’s big decision in the season 3 premiere of This Is Us.

Justin Hartley sits down with co-star Melanie Liburd and co-producer Kay Oyegun to discuss matters of the heart in this week’s episode of This Is Us.

All 3 Kates in 1 big episode. Chrissy Metz (Kate) and Chris Sullivan (Toby) break down episode 303 and introduce a deleted scene you didn’t see on air.

Milo Ventimiglia discusses with This Is Us director and executive producer, Ken Olin, the remarkable similarities between Jack’s life during the Vietnam War era, and his own.

Chris Sullivan and writer/co-executive producer KJ Steinberg discuss how, after two seasons of laughter and jokes, Toby finally breaks down and tackles his deepest emotions.

Mandy Moore and writer/producer, Vera Herbert, explore Rebecca and Kate’s complicated and evolving mother/daughter dynamic.

Mandy Moore (Rebecca) and Melanie Liburd (Zoe) get real about how the This Is Us characters deal with unfamiliar vulnerabilities.

Susan Kelechi Watson and Sterling K. Brown discuss their characters’ relationship, Randall’s political aspirations, parenting, and much more from the special Thanksgiving-themed episode.

Watch here as Susan Kelechi Watson (Beth), Sterling K. Brown (Randall), and Melanie Liburd (Zoe) divulge backstories about a young Pearson’s revelation and Jack’s life in Vietnam.

For the midseason return, Chrissy Metz (Kate) and writer Laura Kenar talk navigating relatable life events, and using past tragedies to help guide you through adult life.

Milo Ventimiglia and co-executive producer/writer Kevin Falls do a deep dive into all things Jack Pearson, including secrets of his past, his time in Vietnam, and his brother Nicky.

Justin Hartley and Griffin Dunne discuss the similar addictions of Kevin and Uncle Nicky, relapsing, and PTSD caused by the Vietnam War.

Join Susan Kelechi Watson and writer Eboni Freeman as this episode shines a spotlight on Beth’s adult life, and her finally being able to live out her childhood dreams.

As graduation season nears, the actors who play the three young Pearsons sit down and talk about their characters’ struggles after Jack’s death, and what the future holds as the triplets forge their individual paths.

Caitlin Thompson (Kate’s enemy-turned-bestie Madison) and Jon Huertas (Rebecca’s second husband Miguel) discuss the internal struggles their characters face in loving the Pearsons, a tight and close-knit family.

In this poignant Aftershow, Chrissy Metz (Kate) and Chris Sullivan (Toby) exchange thoughts about parenthood and the give-and-take of support crucial for a successful relationship.

Sterling K. Brown, Susan Kelechi Watson and co-producer Kay Oyegun get real about Randall and Beth’s past, present and future.

Join cast members Mandy Moore, Sterling K. Brown and Susan Kelechi Watson as they reminisce about Season 3, tease Season 4, and take a closer look at the Pearsons’ future selves.

In this exclusive piece, Justin Hartley reflects on Kevin processing Jack’s death with the cast of This Is Us at the For Your Consideration Emmy panel.

In this exclusive piece, Milo Ventimiglia reflects on final farewells with the cast of This Is Us at the For Your Consideration Emmy panel.

In this exclusive piece, Justin Hartley reflects on Kevin processing Jack’s death with the cast of This Is Us at the For Your Consideration Emmy panel.