Chris Sullivan

He just... It starts with Randall, like... It opens with Randall in the therapist's office talking about how he can't stop thinking about his conversation with Kevin since he mentioned it and how... And he wonders what life would have been like if his dad hadn't died.

And then it does sort of seem like we go into a vision of that.

Kind of.

Are we actually doing this?

Are we, yeah, like.

Yeah, I see what you're saying.

Because for me, I felt like it was, we re-echoed what had happened at the end of 416 with the top of 416, with Niles saying like, dad, so help me God, if you go in there, I'll come in there and grab you myself, right?

And so that happens.

Jack decides not to go in.

Family's okay, right?

It begins with that.

He's had minimal smoke inhalation damage since he didn't go into the fire.

And then this is interesting.

So I want Mandy to speak on this one.

Like the idea of like things being put in perspective that life could have ended, you know, that there are things that I've been holding on to that, you know, I may have like taken to the grave or whatnot.

It sort of is the prompt.

Yes.

Right.

Let us keep in mind, even though the audience doesn't know this at this point necessarily, but in my mind, it's like,

Randall's imagining of what would have happened.