Chris Sullivan

And he goes, nah, not my son.

I never had a kid close the door right in his face.

No.

And that, just watching that, that was a gut punch to Randall in a way that like, oh.

So Jack tells him, he's like, that he has a father, right?

Like whatever happened there, you still have a father, I'm here.

And Randall says, instead of sticking around, I think I'm going to go to Howard.

I'll go early.

So that part of his life, the need to be close to family has sort of erased in this particular version of his reimagining.

And something about this fraternity that he winds up pledging.

There's like, they call them the divine nine.

There's like of black African-American fraternities and sororities.

And Omega Psi Phi is my wife's brother fraternity.

She's a member of Delta Sigma Theta.

So like they're brothers and sisters with Omega Psi Phi, the purple and gold.

And they're known for being very tough.

The Qs is what they call them.

They'll call them Q dogs.

Tough in what way?

A lot of NFL players are like Qs.