This Is Us recap: Season 1, Episode 1. First comes love. Then comes marriage. For Jack and Rebecca. For Kevin and Sophie. Even for Randall and Beth. And bubble baths and lava fries can’t always fix everything.

Let’s talk about those final four words.

We open on Jack and Rebecca’s wedding day — their triumphant emergence from City Hall as friends and family shower them with rice and well wishes. Among the speech- givers at the reception is Miguel (hindsight is always awkward when it comes to this guy). He toasts his “better half” and the “Yoko Ono” who tore them apart, but it’s all good natured and heartfelt.“You guys made some pretty big promises to each other,” Miguel says. And what should be a carefree occasion turns somber quickly when the latter couple announce they are divorcing.

It’s clear the news shakes Jack and Rebecca on a level neither feels comfortable completely revealing. At home, the always optimistic Jack declares that one should stay with their soulmate until they die.“It’s not that simple,” Rebecca says.“It is to me,” Jack replies. At the office the next day, Jack presses Miguel for answers. Is he having an affair? Watch The Architect Full Movie.

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What happened? Why is the marriage ending? But Miguel has no satisfactory answer for Jack. After waking from a dream in which his biological father dies (lousy fake- out, This Is Us writers!), Randall realizes that his eldest daughter, Tess, isn’t in bed. He and Beth find her downstairs playing chess with William. You see, she needs to learn for a tournament she has tomorrow, and William is usually napping when Tess gets home, so 3 a.

It’s heavy stuff for a tween, and Tess’ straightforwardness about William’s impending death unnerves Randall. In a diner in the city, Kevin is trying to cajole an elderly couple out of their booth. It’s the booth he and his ex- wife sat in when they shared a kiss on their eighth- grade class trip. It’s the booth they sat in when Kevin decided he would move to L. A. And, now, 2. 0 years later, she has agreed to meet him at that restaurant and, hopefully, in their booth.“Are you the Manny?” the woman finally asks.

When Kevin concedes that he is indeed the Manny, she asks for his autograph and they move to a different booth. And just in time, as Sophie comes storming in to tell Kevin to, essentially, screw himself. But then she eyes a plate of lava fries and, like any sane woman, succumbs to the siren song of deep- fried potatoes.

They begin catching up, but when Kevin says he’d like them to pick up where they left off, Sophie becomes upset once again. After all, where they left off was Kevin cheating on her. She flees to the subway with Kevin on her heels. Of course, this being New York City public transportation, the train suffers a few technical difficulties and stalls underground. Part anxious and part bored, Sophie finally talks to Kevin — who’s been rather creepily staring at her from across the aisle — and when she begins divulging a bit of personal information, Kevin says he already knows. Which should be impossible, except he’s basically been catfishing his ex- wife with a fake Facebook profile he created to befriend her. But there’s one detail that must not have been on her page: She has a boyfriend, a really “nice,” “solid” X- ray tech.

Kevin doesn’t seem to think he’s much competition, though, because as the two finally get off the train, he pleads with Sophie to meet him again the next morning at the diner. NEXT: Randall Leans In.