The 43-year-old actor said that the show speaks to everyone.
"If people can understand that they are not alone in their feelings and their struggles and their desire to be understood, well, I think that's always going to resonate, given the difficult year we've had, but also in joyous times," Ventimiglia said. The show's cast and creative team use characters audiences know and love to tell relatable stories, aiming to offer comfort to ease them through their own real-life troubles. "I don't think there is any tiptoeing you can do around any of that because it is all happening right now." "I remember hearing early on people saying: 'You're not going to talk about COVID, you're not going to talk about racial injustice, you're not going to talk about this stuff ' And I was like, 'Well, yeah, absolutely we are,'" Ventimiglia said. It crisscrosses between the past, present and future to chronicle the family's history for numerous decades with child and teen actors playing younger versions of the trio of siblings in flashback episodes.įive seasons in, the show continues to resonate with viewers, especially as they are living through the coronavirus pandemic and an era of tremendous political division.
The show follows adult twins Kate and Kevin, adopted brother Randall, parents Jack and Rebecca, and their various partners and kids. Brown, Chrissy Metz, Justin Hartley, Chris Sullivan and Susan Kelechi Watson, This Is Us airs Tuesday nights on NBC.
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