Tell Tale TV’s Top Moments From Nov 27–Dec 3

This Is Us

Jack puts his pride aside on This is Us when he takes his son to a class that will help him gain black male role models. As part of the initiation into the group, Jack does push ups with Randall on his back. It’s a beautiful, emotional moment that gives us yet another reason to love his character.

Jane The Virgin

On this week’s episode of Jane The Virgin, they added some of Alfred Hitchcock’s work into this episode of storytelling. Brought a bit of suspense to the show which tailored to the in depth storyline of Rafael’s childhood.

We end up finding out that he is adopted and now a real Solano. Justin Baldoni delivered a great performance as he brought a complexity to his character.

Teen Wolf

Even in a world without Stiles, Scott is still close with Sheriff Noah Stilinksi. Noah opening up to Scott about his childhood with his abusive father is a beautiful, quiet moment between the two of them.

Pitch

Mike thought it was his very last game with the San Diego Padres, and he was benched because of his trade deal with the Chicago Cubs.

All he wanted to do was get in the game, and it was Ginny who helped make that happen by attracting the cameras in their direction and instructing Mike to put on his helmet. The rest was up to the fans, and his coach had no choice but to put him on the field.

 Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life

No matter how you felt about Lorelei and Luke’s private wedding, whether you were distracted by odd absences (Jess and Sookie) or have mixed feelings about the revival series as a whole,  you have to admit that the scene was nothing short of magical.

The visual stunner was complemented with perfectly set music, and was spliced with scenes of Emily in Nantucket, finding peace in her new home.

What was your favorite moment on TV this week? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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