Yet we dont know how soon that moment is
RON CEPHAS JONES:I dont either.
I dont know if the writers know, either.
Thats another way of holding on to say, Well, when are we going to have Williams demise?
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When I read it, thats exactly what I thought.
But the way its written, you dont know if its near future or the far future.
Its through Kevins eyes so as far as Kevin is concerned, William could be dead tomorrow.
So you dont really know if thats five years down the road.
What did you think of the way that moment was presented?
Even though we know its going to happen eventually, did that hit you hard, too?
Yeah, it hit me in a lot of ways.
That was the overriding feeling.
And you do get attached to these characters.
I thought, Oh wow, I wonder when thats going to happen.
And how is that going to happen?
But I know eventually, inevitably, its going to happen.
So that bodes well for you.
Its such a great series.
I thought [the Jack revelation] was brilliant.
I mean, I wish I would have.
And Dan is really open.
Sometimes you want to know things and maybe its best that you dont.
And that gives me sort of a sad undertow, of everything he does.
And I dont overplay the sickness of it.
Hopefully some of that will permeate.
Although, man, I would love to know, you know what I mean?
When I get home at night, its like, Damn, I wonder what episode!
What were your thoughts on that speech?
Its like this way of coping.
What can we expect from this relationship in the coming weeks?
How truthful was William being with Randall when he told him that fire station story?
Is he trying to protect the secret?
Is his level of truth somewhere in between?
Its somewhere in between, the level of truth.
and then he starts to tell him some of the story then.
I think you hit it right on the head, its a little bit of both.
For Milo Ventimiglias thoughts on the death of Jack,click here.
For Dan Fogelmans breakdown of the episode,click here.
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