Sterling K. Brown

Yeah, he does. It's the same one, right? Yes, yes, yes.

Yes, that's with the tree outside while she's waiting for the news from the MRI.

Yes, that's with the tree outside while she's waiting for the news from the MRI.

Yes, that's with the tree outside while she's waiting for the news from the MRI.

Yeah. Even though granted there was, you know, this was well, obviously, well, well, well. Sure. I feel like a year or two or something before that, but yeah.

Yeah. Even though granted there was, you know, this was well, obviously, well, well, well. Sure. I feel like a year or two or something before that, but yeah.

Yeah. Even though granted there was, you know, this was well, obviously, well, well, well. Sure. I feel like a year or two or something before that, but yeah.

But it was just interesting.

But it was just interesting.

But it was just interesting.

I even say that to our guys. Do you? A four-year-old and a two-year-old. When Gus just pushes Ozzy over, I was like, first of all, Gus, Ozzy's going to be bigger than you soon, and he's going to beat the crap out of you. But I say that often. I'm like, you guys, that's your little brother. He loves you. He wants to be just like you. You guys are going to be best friends one day.

I even say that to our guys. Do you? A four-year-old and a two-year-old. When Gus just pushes Ozzy over, I was like, first of all, Gus, Ozzy's going to be bigger than you soon, and he's going to beat the crap out of you. But I say that often. I'm like, you guys, that's your little brother. He loves you. He wants to be just like you. You guys are going to be best friends one day.

I even say that to our guys. Do you? A four-year-old and a two-year-old. When Gus just pushes Ozzy over, I was like, first of all, Gus, Ozzy's going to be bigger than you soon, and he's going to beat the crap out of you. But I say that often. I'm like, you guys, that's your little brother. He loves you. He wants to be just like you. You guys are going to be best friends one day.

You're not even two years apart. Right.

You're not even two years apart. Right.

You're not even two years apart. Right.

We'll go to the day of the funeral, of Jack's funeral. You mentioned that the show opens with Rebecca waiting in the car for the kids. She already is sort of like, she's by herself. And you can tell that she's a little impatient, like we're running late. The kids wander out and she...

We'll go to the day of the funeral, of Jack's funeral. You mentioned that the show opens with Rebecca waiting in the car for the kids. She already is sort of like, she's by herself. And you can tell that she's a little impatient, like we're running late. The kids wander out and she...

We'll go to the day of the funeral, of Jack's funeral. You mentioned that the show opens with Rebecca waiting in the car for the kids. She already is sort of like, she's by herself. And you can tell that she's a little impatient, like we're running late. The kids wander out and she...

you know, they, they basically allude to the fact that like, they're, they're like, mom, that does a service doesn't start for like an hour or two or something. She's like, I want to get there early.