A Childhood Tragedy Changes Everything | "The Challenger" (601)

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What is the episode premise and why does The Challenger open this season six premiere?

Unknown 0:01
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Chris Sullivan 0:16
On today's episode of That Was Us, we're diving into season six, episode one, The Challenger. Rebecca faces a heartbreaking reality about her memory. Randall is reminded of the humanity behind addiction and mental illness. Kevin begins to accept that life is moving forward in ways he can't control. And Kate and Toby continue navigating the challenges of balancing family, work, and their future together.
Sterling K. Brown 0:42
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Mandy Moore 1:24
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Unknown 1:40
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Sterling K. Brown 1:43
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Chris Sullivan 2:02
What's going on, buddy?
Bruno Satin 2:05
Hi, friends.
Chris Sullivan 2:05
Speaking of compassion around addiction, here we are right here on the table.
Mandy Moore 2:11
Let's just jump into it, guys.
Sterling K. Brown 2:12
If you're watching, you can see, if you're listening, we have... If you're watching a day early on Hulu, which you should be, friends.
Chris Sullivan 2:20
Currently not a paid sponsor, but I realized over the weekend that Pop-Tarts now come with protein. They do. Which...
Mandy Moore 2:29
If you've listened to this pod, you are well aware that the cinnamon, well, yeah, brown sugar cinnamon.
Chris Sullivan 2:36
Frosted.
Sterling K. Brown 2:37
Yeah.
Mandy Moore 2:38
Pop tart.
Sterling K. Brown 2:40
It's kryptonite. It used to be a problem. It used to be a deep.
Mandy Moore 2:43
Like an entire box.
Sterling K. Brown 2:44
So they used to come in six in a box.
Mandy Moore 2:48
Yeah, yeah.
Sterling K. Brown 2:48
I would kill the box. Then they moved up to eight. Eight is what we see here. For a while, I don't know if they still have them, but they do 12. Yeah. And I would kill the box. What?
Unknown 2:58
In one sitting? Wait.
Chris Sullivan 2:59
Somebody at Pop-Tarts was like, they're killing six. Hold the phone. We got to bump this up. Eight? All right, eight. That's a small box.
Mandy Moore 3:06
Sterling, how would you eat 12 eggs? Pop tarts in one night?
Chris Sullivan 3:12
One at a time. I bet two at a time, sometimes.
Sterling K. Brown 3:14
Probably, sometimes. With some ice cold milk. Okay. Coming out of the toast. What time of the day? Whatever time. Whatever time.
Mandy Moore 3:22
It don't matter. Over the course of a day or like?
Chris Sullivan 3:24
Probably take about 40 minutes. You ever eat them room temp? Yeah. Okay. Yeah.
Mandy Moore 3:29
How did you not get sick?
Chris Sullivan 3:31
12 feels like- Probably did.
Mandy Moore 3:33
Probably did.
Chris Sullivan 3:34
But when you're what, eight, nine, 10? Yeah, yeah. You were like 35, 36?
Sterling K. Brown 3:39
No, no, no, through probably like college. Okay.
Chris Sullivan 3:45
Yeah, and your stomach's messed up all the time when you're that age because who knows what you've- I wish I had heard about this at the Rose.
Sterling K. Brown 3:51
Guys, I would eat so much sugar. I think I would have a knot in my stomach and I'd be like, what's wrong with that? Yeah. Then I would just keep eating. Yeah.
Unknown 4:00
It was bad.
Chris Sullivan 4:01
Then you'd just poop out Jolly Ranchers. Basically. But it wasn't candy, it was pastry. No, that's what your system turned the sugar into. Yeah, basically.
Unknown 4:10
Just like hardened. Compressed, hardened sugar pellets.
Sterling K. Brown 4:13
I was on my IG and they were talking about like the seven least healthy things that you can get in America. Pop-Tarts was number one.
Chris Sullivan 4:22
Number one.
Mandy Moore 4:23
Really?
Chris Sullivan 4:24
Number one. Literally not a single, yeah, not a single.
Mandy Moore 4:27
Non-nutritional. Also 10 grams of protein what? Protein.
Sterling K. Brown 4:30
400 calories, I believe.
Mandy Moore 4:32
Yeah, there's 400 calories. Is this like for one pastry?
Sterling K. Brown 4:34
I think it's two Pop-Tarts is 400 calories.

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