This Is Us

It is genuinely rather well-written and well-acted, with authentic emotion and moving storylines at points, though it feels VERY "First World Problems: The Show" (seriously, the show seems to go out of its way to make sure we constantly know all these people are super wealthy). Nitpicks aside, I'll keep watching into season 2.

I can't see myself warming to these characters, and it's a whopping 18 eps per season, so I better pull the plug early. (3 episodes)

An emotional narrative that spans the lives of three siblings who are connected with the same birth date. A beatuiful drama that deals with real life issues, creates real world situations and leaves us feeling things we never knew a television series could male us feel. Easily the best ensemble cast on television currently. Lead by Mandy Moore, Milo Ventimiglia and Sterling K Brown, This is Us is certainly here to stay and I am emotionally invested for the long haul

This show is fantastic! The characters feel like real people with real problems

I have a feeling rich people don't watch this show. It's nominally a drama but really it's aspirational porn for poor people who get to vicariously imagine what it's like to have no real problems.

Enjoyable thanks to some good actors (looking at Sterling K Brown) but you also have to suffer trhough some bad actors and forced dramatic situations that are laughably bad.

Ytadel is on point. It's competetively made but characters are insufferable, keeps on dwelling then dwell about their dwelling. Feels engineered as a result.

another proof that everything was better before covid

First 2 Season: 90/100 3rd Season: 78/100 4th Season: 66/100 Didnt watched the rest yet. But for now the overall is 81/100 and I'll drop my full comment about it once I finished it all.