This Is Us finale

Mandy Moore teased This Is Us' series finale, which series creator Dan Fogelman describes as "very different" from the penultimate episode.

"While it will make you cry, it will make you sad, the end of the finale moves me in a way that is different," he said. "People think they're going to announce the Avengers of This Is Us, like 12 different TV series about side characters," he joked. "People waiting for things to be tied up perfectly in a bow with every single character and every single story need to abandon that idea," she explained to Entertainment Weekly, "because that's not the reality of life anyway."

Season 6 of This Is Us is almost at an end and with one episode remaining the cast and crew have teased details of episode 18.

Episode 18 of This Is Us season 6 will air on NBC in the US at 9/8c on Tuesday, May 24th and will be followed in the UK on Amazon Prime Video and Disney+ on Thursday, May 26th. Cue the waterworks. Episode 17 of This Is Us season 6 aired on NBC at 9/8c on May 17th, 2022.

Next week on NBC, you are going to see the end of the road for This Is Us. Season 6 episode 18 marks the series finale...

NBC is being extremely guarded about the final episode of the show, and there is a good reason for that. The real truth about this promo, though, is that a good bit of this footage is stuff we’ve seen in the past. So what are we going to see in this episode?

early on. How Jack dies and the big episode where, in fact, he does die. But so much of our series is about what happens after. And I always wanted and always ...

And I always wanted and always had planned for the final episode of the series to revolve around the epilogue of the continuing story of the family rather than the moment,” he continued. And so that isn’t just about the moment of loss, it’s about which comes after.” “To me, the show has been about many things and a lot of people can lock on to different elements of the show.

Creator Dan Fogelman quotes Rebecca (Mandy Moore) in the 'This Is Us' finale. Find out how Rebecca sums up the entire series.

Fogelman also revealed he shot much of the This Is Us finale four years ago. “I think the perspective, and that’s a lot of what the final episode is. “That’s a line in the final episode: I wish I had enjoyed it all more while it was happening instead of worrying when it would end,” Fogelman said. Fogelman explained there’s a bit more in the This Is Us finale. You’re tired and the perspective only comes later and you say what Mandy will say in the final episode, ‘I wish I had enjoyed it all more while it was all happening.’” The episode This Is Us fans have been both dreading and waiting for is almost here.

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“I think the simplicity of what’s in store for people in parts of this episode are what the whole series is really about,” Moore told EW. “People waiting for things to be tied up perfectly in a bow with every single character and every single story need to abandon that idea because that’s not the reality of life anyway. In the first, we listened to the Pearsons share their memories of Rebecca, and got to see a few of their goodbyes, including Beth confiding in her mother-in-law that she has always been her parenting role model. Where these three are going and the tools that they have to help them navigate throughout all for the trials and tribulations that might come their way.” In a lot of ways, the penultimate episode of This Is Us felt like it served as a sort of series finale, with Pearson matriarch Rebecca taking her last breaths at the end of a full and meaningful life. Speaking to People, creator Dan Fogelman said, “I feel we’ve answered [the big] questions now, and we can live in the simple experience of being a family with this family. “If you step back,” William says in his moving final speech to Rebecca from the penultimate episode, “you’ll see that the end is not sad. “I’m not worried about forgetting about the big stuff,” an older but still lucid Rebecca says, as the promo cuts to brief clips of her spending time with her children throughout the years. It opens with an idyllic scene of Jack ( Milo Ventimiglia) and Rebecca ( Mandy Moore) pushing the elementary-aged Big Three on a swing set, before cutting to the couple having a heart to heart while lying in bed. We then see a shot of the house fire and the Big Three sharing a park bench in Season 2, while Kevin was in rehab. “You have changed the way I think about love,” Jack tells Rebecca as we flash back to their wedding day. Here’s what we have to look forward to in the This Is Us series finale. The extended promo for “Us” plays its cards close to the vest, consisting mostly of callbacks to previous episodes of the series, although we do get a few glimpses of what to expect in the final episode.

The next seven days also bring the premieres of Angelyne on Peacock and a few Fox summer shows, as well as a documentary about comedy icon George Carlin on HBO.

Peacock’s limited series about her — based on a THR feature — delves into the story behind the persona. There are also a host of season finales on the broadcast nets. On Monday, the network will debut a new version of musical game show Don’t Forget the Lyrics and season five of Beat Shazam. New:George Carlin’s American Dream makes the case that the legendary comedian would still be a vital voice if he were alive today, even while it shows that a lot of his material is still extremely relevant. Also: HBO Max’s Legendary begins its third season Thursday. Netflix’s The G Word With Adam Conover (Thursday) is produced by Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground and delves into the unsung work done by federal employees. This Is Us has been a sustained hit for NBC over its six seasons, and it’s going out the way it came in, as one of network TV’s higher-rated dramas. “I found, and find, her fascinating,” Rossum told THR. The limited series premieres Thursday on Peacock. It would be next to impossible to watch everything, but let THR point the way to worthy options for the coming week. Some two dozen broadcast shows end their seasons in the coming week — one of which, NBC’s This Is Us, will have its series finale after six tear-jerking seasons. Below is The Hollywood Reporter‘s rundown of premieres, returns and specials for May 18-24. In order of airdate, they are: ABC’s full Wednesday lineup of The Goldbergs (8 p.m.), The Wonder Years (8:30 p.m.), The Conners (9 p.m.), Home Economics (9:30 p.m.) and A Million Little Things (10 p.m.); Beyond the Edge (9 p.m. Wednesday, CBS); Station 19 (8 p.m. Thursday, ABC); Young Sheldon (8 p.m. Thursday, CBS); all three Law & Orders (starting at 8 p.m. Thursday, NBC); United States of Al (8:30 p.m. Thursday, CBS); Big Sky (10 p.m. Thursday, ABC); NCIS: Los Angeles and SWAT (9 and 10 p.m. Sunday, CBS); CBS’ Monday lineup of The Neighborhood (8 p.m.), Bob Hearts Abishola (8:30 p.m.), NCIS (9 p.m.) and NCIS: Hawai’i (10 p.m.); Young Rock (8 p.m. Tuesday, NBC); CBS’ three FBI shows (starting at 8 p.m. Tuesday); and New Amsterdam (10 p.m. Tuesday, NBC). The next seven days also bring the premieres of Angelyne on Peacock and a few Fox summer shows, as well as a documentary about comedy icon George Carlin on HBO.

Creator Dan Fogelman revealed that many scenes for the This Is Us series finale were filmed several years before they wrapped in May. “We'd shot a lot of it ...

“So much attention that was put on ‘ How does Jack die?’ early on. I’m really proud of it,” he explained on Monday, May 16, during a Q&A session in Los Angeles via Deadline. The end is near.

Six seasons, more than a hundred episodes and plenty of anticipatory grief led to an emotional hour of "This Is Us" on Tuesday.

"And you, my dear, have earned a rest." The Pearson children, their grandchildren and spouses all said goodbye to the woman who had shaped their lives in the final minutes of the episode -- Sterling K. Brown, Justin Hartley, Chrissy Metz, Susan Kelechi Watson, Jon Huertas, Chris Sullivan, Moore and even Milo Ventimiglia's character, Jack, who died in Season 2, shared touching moments. The creator of the Emmy-winning series, Dan Fogelman, took viewers on a literal train ride in which Pearson encounters the loves of her life, both living and dead, before crossing over into the afterlife.

'This Is Us' only continues to gain traction ahead of its series finale and the latest episode on Tuesday was no exception.

Coming second to This Is Us and earning the night’s largest audience was a stable FBI (0.5, 6.85M) on CBS. In the same hour, The Resident (0.3, 2.79M), which received a renewal from Fox, concluded its fifth season. The Fox medical drama pretty much matched its previous episode, and retained a good amount of its demo rating and audience from its season debut in February (0.4, 3.23M). The Resident tied with Young Rock (0.3, 1.81M) and the Mr. Mayor series finale (0.3, 1.53M), which ticked up one tenth in the demo. CBS’ Beyond The Edge closes off its freshman run, and The Masked Singer season finale ushers in a new chapter of So You Think You Can Dance. The CW shows new episodes of The Flash and Kung Fu. All the titles in that slot have been renewed for new seasons. The penultimate episode bid an emotional farewell to Mandy Moore’s Rebecca while setting up an optimistic future for The Big Three and the rest of the Pearson family. At 9 p.m., This Is Us bested steady episodes of FBI: International (0.5, 5.80M), The Chase (0.2, 2.14M) and Name That Tune (0.3, 1.39M).

“This Is Us” creator Dan Fogelman revealed why the plot unfolded the way it did during Tuesday's episode, a week before the series finale.

And I always wanted and always had planned for the final episode of the series to revolve around the epilogue of the continuing story of the family rather than the moment,” he said. And so that isn’t just about the moment of loss, it’s about which comes after.” So that will be a treat for people as well.” “I would tell people to stay tuned,” she told “Entertainment Weekly” about Rebecca and late husband Jack (Milo Ventimiglia). I mean, if that’s all we get, I think that’s plenty. Just the idea that at the very end of the day when she finally lets go, he’s waiting for her. In the finale, we’ll definitely get to see a lot more of Jack and Rebecca at a time that we haven’t really lived in very much as of late.