Eventually his wife, Beth Susan Kelechi Watson,

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Anything about his birth parents.Sterling K. Brown in This Is Us. Photo Courtesy NBCAfter a break-in shakes Randall and his family, he cant seem to regain his composure. On top of that, he discovers some new information about his late biological father and mother. And hes getting deep into his political career adopting a third teenage kid and navigating COVID-19, an ailing mom Mandy Moore and unfortunately holding his white siblings hands through the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement.Randall has always prided himself on being self-sufficient. Even when his anxiety is high, he handles it. He believes he has to be strong for everyone else.


Eventually his wife, Beth Susan Kelechi Watson, helps him see that seeking support isnt a LOB Directory sign of weakness or failure. Once hes in the therapists office, Randall still has misgivings — hes a smart, self-aware guy, after all. In the end, he discovers not only the value of therapy, but of finding a Black therapist with whom he has a kind of shorthand.Work in Progress 2019–Created by Abby McEnany, who also stars, and Tim Mason, Work in Progress on Showtime moved the dial not just for depicting a characters mental illness, but their queerness, too.





In this semi-autobiographical role, McEnany plays a self-described “fat, queer dyke” who, at 45, starts a surprisingly transformative relationship with Chris Theo Germaine, a 22-year-old trans man. Abby also lives with both obsessive-compulsive disorder OCD and depression.The National Institute of Mental Health NIMH defines OCD as a “chronic and long-lasting disorder in which a person has uncontrollable, recurring thoughts obsessions andor behaviors compulsions that.