Kate and Toby Get Married | "The Wedding" (S2E18)
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On today's episode of That Was Us, we'll be discussing season two, episode 18, The Wedding. As Kate prepares to marry Toby, she struggles with the absence of Jack and embarks on a journey to find closure. Meanwhile, Randall and Beth navigate days of shifting attitude. Toby confronts his parents' doubts about his marriage, and Kevin, Randall, and Rebecca try to give Kate the perfect wedding she deserves. Mandy, Chris, how are you? Sterling. Sterling. What's going on, fellas? Everybody?
Hello, hello.
I said fellas, I know.
Fellas and lady.
Fellas and lady.
Fella, lady. Rach and I were out to dinner the other night at the server.
Said fellas to her?
Called us both men, yeah, yeah, yeah.
What can I get you two blokes?
I can't remember what he said, but it was like clearly he thought we were both men.
She has a very short haircut. She does. It's all shaved on the side.
And she's looking at the menu. I don't know. We're going to get you gentlemen.
If he saw the face, there's no way. Come on.
No way to tell. That's when he was like, lady, lady, lady. I mean, lady.
Gang, we're at the end... Of season two. Of season two.
Can you even believe it? How'd we get here?
This is... You know, we take some breaks or whatever to go do little TV shows, have some babies, all this kind of stuff. But we're already at the end of season two. Flying. It's moving. Putting it on record.
Yeah, we're a third of the way through.
A third of the way through. And we keep coming up with special episodes for guests just to do stuff. And we're still... A third of the way through. That's right. And at the end of this episode, something really beautiful happens. We finally get a chance to make Katobi official. That's right. They're coming together. It's Kate and Toby's time, where they decide to get married. At the family cabin. How does Toby feel about getting hitched at the family cabin?
I mean, he feels all right about it. He's good. Yeah, he's good. I think we've learned so far. Toby's kind of good.
He's kind of agreeable.
He's agreeable. I think the biggest thing- For better or worse.
Is that he wanted to have the wedding. I think Kate at some point in time was like, let's just keep it simple, small. And Toby's like, this should be something to be remembered. A thing. Let's make it a thing. Let me ask you guys, was that one of your weddings?
Which one was your favorite?
Yes, we can clarify. We had a small ceremony at our house with a few people. And then we opened up and had a larger reception with more people. And you guys were lovely enough to come to the reception. And that's really felt like the wedding.
Like, was it always how you imagined in your mind? Were you and Taylor of one mind going into it? Or did you guys have to like find the compromise together?
I think we were kind of of one mind going into it. We knew we wanted to get married at home and keep it small, but then we also like had a lot of people that we love that we wanted to celebrate with. So I feel like we found a good middle ground. I got you. What about you?
It was beautiful. We had two weddings. You did? Like almost two full weddings. Wow. Really? Oh, that's right. Yeah, I think I've told you.
I remember.
Well, we had like 180 people at our wedding. Whoa, big wedding. In Chicago. Okay. And we had to cap it because Rachel's family is like, hundreds of people. She's lived in this one town. Her family's lived in this one town for like four generations.
Were people upset?
Boy.
Oh, bro. When it comes to that guest list, yeah.
Let me tell you, some people were upset. Some people were upset. So we had essentially a whole nother wedding in Rachel's hometown. Rachel put the dress back on. We went to a hotel conference room, had a whole nother meal, had dancing, had all of these things.
How close were these two weddings together?
A couple of months. A couple of months. Yeah, a few months. But it was just hard. Yeah, it was hard to do.
did people know that they didn't make the first wedding? Of course. Oh, yeah.
Of course they did.
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