For six seasons, We are Stories that penetrate the viewer’s heart lead the Pearson family to solve their real problems. Dan Fogelman’s stories deserved it We are With a total of 38 Emmy nominations and four wins in five seasons, the series wrapped May 24 with a high season scoring finale.
The latest episode, “We,” is the latest installment of It Starts on the Page, Deadline’s annual series, which highlights the scripts that serve as the creative backbone of the noisy show that marks television awards season. The scripts for our series were nominated for an Emmy Award this year and were selected before the deadline, using criteria including critical acclaim, a wide range of networks and platforms, and a mix of established and lesser-known shows. .
The sixth season of the NBC series, created by Fogelman, has long continued the lives and connections of the characters. Using flashbacks and flashforwards, it focuses on three siblings: Kevin (Justin Hartley), Kate (Chris Metz) and Randall (Sterling K. Brown) and their parents, Jack (Milo Ventimilia) and Rebecca (Mandy Moore).
This is us series finale photo: people gathered recently to pay tribute to Rebecca
“We,” written by Fogelman and directed by Ken Olin, begins with Jackie looking at a sleeping Rebecca when she notices a small scar near her eye before her father pushes young Rebecca into a rocking chair. Today siblings push their children into a rocking chair when they think about their future.
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