Hard Truths | "Number Two" (S2E9)
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On today's episode of That Was Us, we will be discussing season two, episode nine, number two. Kate and Toby experience a sudden change in their lives trajectories, and Rebecca is supportive of Kate's aspirations to become a singer.
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Welcome to the Doggone That Was Us podcast.
Happy to be here, sir. Thank you for having me. What an honor.
We are in a, my guests.
In the hot seat over there, it feels like.
Today is Sterling K. Brown.
To talk about Kate's episode.
American actor of film, stage, and screen. So we're in episode number two of our first big three trio of episodes. Yes, the trilogy. We talked about Kevin last week. This week, it's all about Kate.
Actually, you're kind of in the hot seat for this episode. We're talking about Katobi. Katobi.
It's interesting because they kind of expand in that way. Kevin's is kind of just Kevin. Then this one is, because we're both parts of couples, right? So then we expand to Kate and Toby, and then it's sort of like Beth, Randall.
And I survived that heart attack. You survived the heart attack. Which means I get to... Weasel my way into the Kate episode.
You get to stick around, big man. So we start off again with that montage of the home videos from when they're babies, seeing who's going to walk first. And it's interesting, though, because in other words, saying, come on, number two, come on. Do we see her walk or is she just kind of standing? She kind of stands. She's kind of standing. And I don't know if that's on purpose in terms of how they use the edit or if it was just like little baby just didn't feel like going nowhere.
That's right.
I believe it was the latter.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah. You know, it's hard to get little ones to follow direction, obviously.
Amen.
So do you guys want to do sequential? Do you want to take the past storyline or the present? I always like doing the past. Yeah, let's do the past. Let's start in the past. Let's live in the past. Because we've seen in the past, there's a day when Coach from Pitt is coming over to the house to visit Kevin. In the first episode, number one, we saw Kate listening to headphones. She's kind of sitting, chilling. And we see Randall filling out an application for Harvard, I believe. But he's about to go on a road trip with his dad.
And this series of episodes is the introduction of this dog.
It is. Yes.
This dog.
Have we not seen the dog before? Yes. Well, I don't think we've made the connection yet, but this is the same dog after Jack and Rebecca had their date night where Rebecca was trying to Jack Pearson him. Yes. This dog is like in their front yard eating out of their garbage or eating. They went and got burgers and Rebecca sort of like tossed the bag behind her. And as they're walking back in the house after their conversation, this dog is eating the remains of that fast food.
And I don't know what breed of dog this is, but it looks perpetually homeless. Mangy. Yeah. It's the coat.
He's a scrappy guy. Yeah, he's a scrappy guy. Have we combed this dog? Does anybody do any grooming for this puppy?
Nobody combs the dog. But the dog is an important, it becomes a very important character in This Is Us. Yes, it does. Moving down the line.
But so yes, this is the same night, a different perspective. Same night.
From Kate's perspective, and we've come to find out that the tape that she's listening to is her audition for the Berklee School of Music. And she wound up doing Summertime. We don't know exactly what it is yet, but we come to, the lights go out and she asked the dog not to pee because the dog gets nervous very easily and then the dog pees. And so she has to clean the pee up, et cetera.
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