Someone needs to get on that. I think everyone loved William's story and character enough that it would be successful from the get go. If I had the money, I'd throw it at this idea!

I love This Is Us. It replaces my emotional outlet that was Parenthood. But if I were to be real, Randall and Beth (and William!) interest me the most! I have secretly hoped they'd just get their own show! I still like the idea of a past/pre-death William spinoff as I think his life had enough substance to offer, but…

Yes, the "toast" (as Randall called it to get approved by the girls) ran counter to what William asked. I think Randall seen she needed it though. I think she kept it so real. The perfect balance of grief, humor, and anger. It was touching yet painful. I think that if William knew that she hadn't received his message…

Does she even have a grave? She was a junkie that OD'd. Also, Randall had unresolved issues with Jack dying. He had daddy issues and not many mommy issues (until hit with what Rebecca did). So I think his search to find his dad was because of his pain of losing Jack coupled with the couriosity of his story and was…

Amen. Also, anxiety and perfectionism would exasperate that 10 fold. I never questioned his feeling threatened once. Everything Sterling does feels authentic and draws you in. His fears and anxieties were tangible. I'm sorry so many reduced it to what this writer said..

They could do a whole spin off of Williams life alone. The Memphis episode was magical, but I felt like his story could be so deep. His friendships, that entire music scene. I'd tune in and I'm sure it would be glorious. Have both actors doing a past/present thing. It could be beautiful!

I have to disagree with you slightly. The mailman made a point of saying that William was the one who stopped him to talk. I think both us outside of work and within work roles have changed over the years. Less social, more nose to the ground. I took from that segment that the mailman was the guy who didn't stop to…