The cast of NBC’s drama series This Is Us, along with Show Creator/Executive Producer Dan Fogelman, gathered at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood to celebrate the show’s six seasons with fans as the opening night selection for the 39th Annual PaleyFest.
Fogelman was joined by cast members Milo Ventimigia (Jack Pearson), Mandy Moore (Rebecca Pearson), Sterling K. Brown (Randall Pearson), Chrissy Metz (Kate Pearson), Justin Hartley (Kevin Pearson), Susan Kelechi Watson (Beth Pearson), Chris Sullivan (Toby), and Jon Huerta (Miguel). A new episode was screened for the audience before everyone took the stage to look back at the show’s amazing six seasons.
Before the event, the This is Us cast stopped by to chat with Cherry the Geek TV about the show’s beginnings, what it means to them, and what fans can look forward to in the remaining episodes leading into the series finale in May.
You can watch the full interviews by clicking on the video links below:
As one of the first festival’s focused on the Television industry, for 39 years PaleyFest has presented cutting-edge programs and connected TV fans with the stars of their favorite shows. Produced by The Paley Center for Media, this year’s festival takes place April 2-10 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. This year’s celebration features today’s most acclaimed, buzzworthy, and impactful tv shows with a special screening picked for the audience followed by a panel and audience Q&A with the stars and creators of the series. PaleyFest is open to the public and tickets are currently on sale at PaleyFest.org.
Other shows featured in this year’s festival include Better Call Saul, Cobra Kai, Riverdale, Emily in Paris, Hacks, Black-ish, Superman and Lois, Ghosts, the NCIS Universe, and The Neighborhood.
PaleyFest supports the Paley Center’s many education initiatives, including classes, workshops, and programming focused on today’s most pressing social issues and serving students and educators globally. It also supports the continued preservation of the Paley Archive, featuring more than 160,000 historically and culturally significant television and radio programs.
The final episodes of This Is Us will air on Tuesday nights at 9ET/8CT on NBC.
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