This Is Us
Tuesdays 9:00 PM on NBCThis Is Us Season 5 Quotes
Kate: Don't 'oh Bug' me.
Rebecca: Oh bug.
Kate: I look like strawberry jam.
That's my dad. I haven't seen the man in a year and a half, but he sees that I'm engaged on one magazine cover and he's calling every two minutes asking about the wedding.
Madison
Beth: My husband, meeting with a Senator.
Randall: It's just a state senator, but don't tell him I said that.
The rest of the world can't say the ugly thing, but we have to.
Randall
Randall: You were rude to the cab driver. The Black cab driver.
Kevin: I'm rude to all cab drivers. I don't care what color they are.
Randall: That's a racist thing to say.
Kevin: I don't think so.
I have been told my whole life that I should be grateful and if I ever for a second act like I'm not grateful, people come at me all crazy like you're doing right now.
Randall
I never wanted to be special. I just wanted to blend in like everyone else, but that was never possible because I always stood out.
Randall
Randall: I said I need some air, as in give me space for a sec.
Kevin: Yeah, I've been giving you space for a while now.
Kevin: Listen I don't want to beat around the bush.
Randall: Water?
Kevin: I'm fine. Look, I feel like it would be easy for us to fall into catching up and get back into our rhythm without really talking. And I can't let that happen. Randall, there are some things I have to say to you.
Randall: Right. So here we go.
Beth: I wasn't finished.
Randall: What?
Beth: You know I like to drink the milk out of the cereal.
Randall: Sorry.
Beth: Randall, I know that Kevin's visit has you on edge, but let's not let the sweet, sweet milk suffer for it.
Beth: Is there anything else you want to say to me?
Tess: I know that you're trying. But you don't have to try with Deja or with Annie, and that makes me sad. Sometimes I wonder if we'll ever be close again.
Beth: I dreamed of the boys Tess would like and of walking her down the aisle to marry someone just like her father. And now I have to let that all go.
Carol: It's more than letting go. It's adjusting to what is. When you quit dance, I was hoping you'd go into academics. You weren't at all what I expected. But the woman you grew up to be wasn't any less beautiful. That's part of being a parent. Letting go of what you wanted and adjusting to what is. I just hope you do it faster than I did before you end up living with your daughter and trying to make up for 20 years of not adjusting.
