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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 48829" data-attributes="member: 33">It&#039;s a shame because when This Is Us started I really loved it, especially how they told the story in 2 different time periods and how things that happened in the present served as cliffhangers to events in the past which seemed really originally. However, once we go used to that gimmick it ceased to have any impact and the show just went into being little more than a saccharine-laden soap opera-like drama with characters that I didn&#039;t really care about. I mean did anyone really care if The Manny ended up with the plain playwright or the English actress with the bad attitude?I understand that its viewing figures on Channel 4 (where it&#039;s shown here in the UK) have gone down the toilet and I&#039;d be amazed if they picked it up for a second season, or they may stick it on E4, a channel that has more people working on it than it has viewers for some shows.I&#039;m guessing it&#039;s going to be part of the end of season cliffhanger but Kate said she felt responsible, we don&#039;t yet know how. I hope she subjected him to a death as painful as it has become watching the show since it returned from its Christmas break.Thankfully, just one more episode left this season and that&#039;s it, I&#039;m done with it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 48829, member: 33"] It's a shame because when [I]This Is Us[/I] started I really loved it, especially how they told the story in 2 different time periods and how things that happened in the present served as cliffhangers to events in the past which seemed really originally. However, once we go used to that gimmick it ceased to have any impact and the show just went into being little more than a saccharine-laden soap opera-like drama with characters that I didn't really care about. I mean did anyone really care if [I]The Manny[/I] ended up with the plain playwright or the English actress with the bad attitude? I understand that its viewing figures on Channel 4 (where it's shown here in the UK) have gone down the toilet and I'd be amazed if they picked it up for a second season, or they may stick it on E4, a channel that has more people working on it than it has viewers for some shows. I'm guessing it's going to be part of the end of season cliffhanger but Kate said she felt responsible, we don't yet know how. I hope she subjected him to a death as painful as it has become watching the show since it returned from its Christmas break. Thankfully, just one more episode left this season and that's it, I'm done with it. [/QUOTE]

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