First, we have to get through the emotional 1. What Now?” During the next- to- last hour of season one, Randall tried his best to memorialize his biological father William, while Kate told Toby more about her past. The episode took us one more step to seeing exactly how Jack died.

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In the previous episode, “Memphis,” creator Dan Fogelman focused on Randall and William, as the two traveled to Memphis so William could spend his last day alive in his hometown.“Jack Pearson’s Son,” which aired back on February 1. Kate and Kevin. As you’ll recall, Kate and Toby agreed to put the brakes on their relationship until Kate was more open to talking about Jack. Kevin squandered his opening night by rushing to help Randall after his nervous breakdown. Here’s a look at all the action in “What Now?”SPOILERS FOLLOWThe Past(Photo by: Justin Lubin/NBC)The scenes in the past open with Rebecca packing up to head out on tour. She’s angry that Jack is not going home to say goodbye to his wife.

Instead, he’s at the office, celebrating the retirement of a man he doesn’t like. Miguel tries to get him to leave and he does. When Jack finally arrives, Rebecca complains to Jack about him not coming home on time. It’s clear that the tension that boiled over when Jack learned about Rebecca’s past with Ben is still there. Rebecca tries to tell him about the kids’ schedule, as Jack isn’t taking things too seriously. They laugh about Kevin’s relationship with Sophie as Ben arrives. She hugs the kids.

Jack kisses her on the cheek, opens the door for Rebecca and she leaves. Kate sees that something’s up and he leaves the home to watch her go. He’s too late to give her a proper kiss. In the next scene in the past, Jack drops Sophie and Kevin off at Sophie’s house. Kate is still sitting in the back and she asks Jack if she and her mom are OK.

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We’re fine.” She’s clearly not buying it and asks why he didn’t go to her show. Dead &Amp; Deader Full Movie on this page. He tells her that they’re the last thing in the world they need to worry about.

He’s watching an old black & white movie and eating Chinese food. He decides to leave and heads to a bar to meet his co- workers. He lets co- worker Heather (Megan West) get him a drink. She tells her that he knows something is going on and puts her hand on his lap. He’s had enough, telling her that she’s embarrassing herself. He leaves to make a phone call. The Present(Photo by: Paul Drinkwater/NBC)The episode kicks off in the near- present, with William writing a letter and packing up his room at Randall’s house.

As the camera moves over, we find Randall looking into the room with a box. It’s been a couple of days since William’s death and Beth tells him that he doesn’t really need to be the one to pack it all up. But Randall says it’s OK and he starts wondering how he could honor his biological father’s legacy.

Beth tells him that the only thing anyone expects from him is to plan his service. They discover the letter William wrote. At a coffee shop, Kevin is on the phone, desperate to get a New York Times critic to go to opening night of his play.

Sophie is there and he explains that the critic doesn’t want to show up because he already went to the failed opening night. Sophie asks if he could just explain what happened, but he won’t talk about Randall. Instead, she’ll only go into the theater after the lights go down. She still doesn’t want the Pearson family to know that they’re back together, especially Kate. Sophie still won’t let Kevin sleep with her since they started dating. She cuts the conversation short because she has to go to work.

She reminds him that he won her back, so he should be able to win this critic back. At the dinner table at Randall’s house, he explains to his girls that William left behind some instructions. William wants them to smile and plan his memorial. Toby sits, saying that he’d like to go back to Los Angeles to spend time with her. She’s ignoring him, but Toby tries to get her to open up. She’s trying to make everything special for Randall and her nieces and takes out her frustration with the poor woman on the other line.

After the break, Randall is trying to write his eulogy for William, but is having trouble. He looks at William’s poems for a second when Jesse suddenly calls. Jesse tells William that he’s in Chicago and is having trouble coming to terms. He tells Randall about a boy addicted to Vicodin they met at one of their meetings. William pretended to be interested in football just so the boy could have someone to relate to. While telling this story, Jesse breaks down in tears.

Randall thanks Jesse for calling and tells him to take care. Kevin bursts into the office of the Times critic, Bandon Novak (Ken Lerner) and begs him to reconsider. Novak tells him that he thinks Kevin choked under the pressure, but he tells Novak that he’s uprooted his entire life. Kevin makes his plea, but before we hear an answer, we go back to Randall’s house. A mail man delivers a box to Randall and he had no idea that the man knew William. The mail main breaks into tears as he tells Randall that the entire neighborhood will miss William. As the mail man leaves, Beth asks who the box was from.

It came from work and it wasn’t even personally signed. Beth storms up the stairs, as Randall asks her if she’s all right. She nods as she walks up. Watch LEGO DC Super Heroes: Justice League - Attack Of The Legion Of Doom! Download.

Rebecca and Miguel head over to Randall’s house. She’s still nervous about seeing Randall for the first time since Christmas and reminds Miguel that it was Randall’s daughters who invited them to William’s memorial. He only “tolerates” her, Rebecca says. Next, we see Kate and Toby bringing in the balloons. Kevin meets them at the house, then Randall shows up and asks if they are ready for the “fun- eral.” Rebecca then arrives. The first thing the girls do is re- enact William’s perfect day – complete with pills. She feels left out because he got to take William to Memphis and the girls got their “fun- eral,” but she never got to say goodbye to William herself.

After a commercial break, the girls call for the toast. They let Randall talk about his father.

He says that the reason his father didn’t want him to speak was because there was another person who could give a better speech – Beth. She is left speechless for a bit, but once she starts talking about William, she goes on a roll. She lists all the things William was, and remembers he was her friend.

Every part of the house now reminds her of him. He was endearing as hell.” They will remember things as “before William and after William,” she says through tears.(Photo by: Ron Batzdorff/NBC)Kate is flooded with memories of her father and she runs out the door. Toby thinks he can help, but it’s Randall who runs outside to comfort Kate.

He lets her open up to him about how things have changed since her time at the weight- loss camp. Randall tells her that he’s OK. He tells her about a dream he had about Jack meeting Randall. The two were having a conversation like they were best friends, talking about driving.“I’m not the guy to tell you how to handle your feelings, but I’ve learned that you got to let them out,” Randall tells her. They’ve provided everyone with fake fedoras, but Randall gets to wear William’s real hat. During the walk, Kate tells Toby that she’s ready to open up to him later, but Kevin announces that he has to leave to go into the city for his play.

During the walk, Randall and Rebecca finally talk. Rebecca tells Randall that he came into this world with a lot of traits that he got directly from William. She insists that she finally tell him that she thought she was doing the right thing by never introducing him to his real father. She again tells him that William was “so- far gone” when she first met him. But when she met him again, he was so much better and she got scared the moment he started asking about his son. She said that she always had a plan to tell him, but she always lost her nerve. She was so terrified that the “big lie” would devastate him.

She thought she would lose him and she couldn’t lose him.