This Is Us season 2 episode 11 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In "This Is Us," the Pearsons visit a cabin in the Poconos, where childhood dynamics resurface. Kevin, feeling neglected, clashes with Randall over perceived favoritism from their parents. Flashbacks reveal Kevin's struggle for attention and Jack's concern about Kate's eating habits. At Kevin's rehab, a family therapy session exposes deep-seated issues. Kevin feels like a "fifth wheel," leading to his addiction
Full Episode S02E11 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the Pearson family go to a cabin in the Poconos?
They go for a vacation; a new guy in Jack's accounting department offers his cabin.
How does Randall feel about getting glasses?
He's worried about being teased at school but tries to adjust to them.
What is Kevin's main issue during the family therapy session?
Kevin feels like he was the "fifth wheel" in his family, leading to feelings of inadequacy.
How does Rebecca react to Kevin's feelings?
She struggles to admit any special connection with Kevin, acknowledging Randall was easier to love.
What childhood incidents show Kevin's feelings of neglect?
Kevin hides Randall's glasses and expresses feeling ignored compared to his siblings.
What is Jack's concern about Kate?
He is worried about Kate's weight and her relationship with food.
How do Toby, Beth, and Miguel feel about the Pearson family dynamics?
They feel like outsiders, comparing themselves to 'Star Wars' characters.
What does Kate confess to Toby?
Kate admits she's been hiding her eating habits since their miscarriage.
How does the therapy session end for Kevin and Randall?
Despite a heated exchange, they reconcile and acknowledge their brotherly love.
What does Rebecca regret about Kevin's upbringing?
Rebecca regrets not being more attentive to Kevin's struggles during his childhood.