Justin Hartley

Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Like a crazy person. So I feel like everybody says your 40s and your 50s, like it just gets better and better. These are like the best chapters of your life. So far, so good.

Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Like a crazy person. So I feel like everybody says your 40s and your 50s, like it just gets better and better. These are like the best chapters of your life. So far, so good.

Yeah, you understand the passage of time through them.

Yeah, you understand the passage of time through them.

Yeah, you understand the passage of time through them.

Well, what I think is like an interesting delineation is that... And Dan sort of spoke to it when he was here recently. This is sort of like... a big change for the show, right?

Well, what I think is like an interesting delineation is that... And Dan sort of spoke to it when he was here recently. This is sort of like... a big change for the show, right?

Well, what I think is like an interesting delineation is that... And Dan sort of spoke to it when he was here recently. This is sort of like... a big change for the show, right?

Yeah, because we've explored Jack's passing, we know how he passed now, and that chapter has sort of come to a very... Yeah. It's come to a close.

Yeah, because we've explored Jack's passing, we know how he passed now, and that chapter has sort of come to a very... Yeah. It's come to a close.

Yeah, because we've explored Jack's passing, we know how he passed now, and that chapter has sort of come to a very... Yeah. It's come to a close.

So now moving forward... I feel like all bets are off. We could kind of do anything. We have, you know, we're very grateful that the audience has come with us on this journey thus far and they trust us enough to know they're in good hands and we're going to be respectful and sort of let the story of this family unfold in the way that Dan and the writers sort of intended.

So now moving forward... I feel like all bets are off. We could kind of do anything. We have, you know, we're very grateful that the audience has come with us on this journey thus far and they trust us enough to know they're in good hands and we're going to be respectful and sort of let the story of this family unfold in the way that Dan and the writers sort of intended.

So now moving forward... I feel like all bets are off. We could kind of do anything. We have, you know, we're very grateful that the audience has come with us on this journey thus far and they trust us enough to know they're in good hands and we're going to be respectful and sort of let the story of this family unfold in the way that Dan and the writers sort of intended.

But I think with the introduction of Vietnam, it's a really big swing. We're a network TV show with 42 minutes and 30 seconds each episode. And we went to Vietnam. And this is such a huge plot point, I think, for the entire third season. And it's a big question. It paints a more fully realized version of Jack.

But I think with the introduction of Vietnam, it's a really big swing. We're a network TV show with 42 minutes and 30 seconds each episode. And we went to Vietnam. And this is such a huge plot point, I think, for the entire third season. And it's a big question. It paints a more fully realized version of Jack.

But I think with the introduction of Vietnam, it's a really big swing. We're a network TV show with 42 minutes and 30 seconds each episode. And we went to Vietnam. And this is such a huge plot point, I think, for the entire third season. And it's a big question. It paints a more fully realized version of Jack.

It shows him to be more complicated and complex than I think America and the audience has sort of come to know and love of this man. And it's such an interesting... toolbox that they've sort of allowed themselves. And I think, like, again, we're a third of the way through the series, right? And this is just an interesting turning point, I think, for the show.

It shows him to be more complicated and complex than I think America and the audience has sort of come to know and love of this man. And it's such an interesting... toolbox that they've sort of allowed themselves. And I think, like, again, we're a third of the way through the series, right? And this is just an interesting turning point, I think, for the show.

It shows him to be more complicated and complex than I think America and the audience has sort of come to know and love of this man. And it's such an interesting... toolbox that they've sort of allowed themselves. And I think, like, again, we're a third of the way through the series, right? And this is just an interesting turning point, I think, for the show.