Entertainment TV Where to See the Cast of 'This Is Us' Next After six seasons, the hit NBC show came to an end with its series finale on May 24 By Kelsie Gibson Kelsie Gibson Twitter Kelsie Gibson is the SEO Editor of PEOPLE Digital. Since joining the brand in 2021, she has contributed to a number of different verticals, writing and editing SEO content ranging from relationship timelines to TV and movie explainers. Prior to joining PEOPLE, Kelsie worked at POPSUGAR as the Celebrity and Entertainment editor, where she wrote and edited content and conducted various interviews for online and video at press junkets, red carpets, and events such as Tribeca Film Festival. She was also formerly at Bustle, Tiger Beat, and Her Campus and graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. People Editorial Guidelines Updated on May 25, 2022 10:14 AM Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos This Is Us cast. Photo: Maarten de Boer/NBCUniversal This Is Us has officially come to an end. After six seasons, the hit NBC show wrapped with its series finale on May 24. Ahead of the finale, the cast shared a handful of meaningful tributes as they officially wrapped filming. Since its premiere in 2016, the show has gained critical acclaim for its engrossing storytelling and talented cast, winning countless awards over the years. Though we have to say goodbye to the Pearsons the good news is that the cast isn't going anywhere as a handful of stars already have some big projects lined up. Pearson patriarch Milo Ventimiglia is making the move to ABC for a new series, while Pearson matriarch Mandy Moore has some exciting new music in store. As for the Big Three, Sterling K. Brown and Justin Hartley are both executive producing new projects, while Chrissy Metz is currently working on her debut album. Here's where you can see the cast after the series ends. This Is Us: Everything to Know About How the Series Ends Milo Ventimiglia (Jack Pearson) Milo Ventimiglia. Joe Pugliese/NBC Following This Is Us, Milo Ventimiglia is moving over to another network. In March, it was announced that he will be starring in and producing a new ABC pilot titled The Company You Keep which is about a con man Charlie and an undercover CIA officer named Emma. Mandy Moore (Rebecca Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC Though Mandy Moore doesn't have any acting gigs lined up at the moment, she will be super busy with new music. She is releasing a new album titled In Real Life on May 13 and is set to hit the road in June for a 26-city North American tour, her first in more than 10 years. Sterling K. Brown (Randall Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC After gaining critical acclaim (and winning a few Emmys) for his role on This Is Us, Sterling K. Brown has quite a few projects in the works, including the sci-fi film Biosphere and the indie film Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul, the latter of which is slated to be released theatrically and on Peacock on Sept. 2, 2022. He is also set to star in and executive produce the Hulu series adaptation of the novel Washington Black as well as the film The Defender about Scipio Africanus Jones. Chrissy Metz (Kate Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC While starring on This Is Us, Chrissy Metz has branched out into music, film, and screenwriting, penning a Kate-centric episode for season 6. While Metz hasn't announced any new acting projects, we can expect more music from her in the near future. In August 2021, Metz told Us Weekly that she is looking forward to releasing an album and going on tour. "I would love my music to be in TV shows and film," she told the publication. "I could never give up acting. Do I want to just focus on a tour? That would be awesome. That would be ideal. I would love to just go on tour and really have that experience full on." Justin Hartley (Kevin Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC Justin Hartley has a few Netflix projects in the works. His comedy film Senior Year with Rebel Wilson was released on May 13, and later this year he will star in the Christmas film The Noel Diary, based on the Richard Paul Evans novel of the same name. Additionally, he is set to star in and executive produce the CBS series The Never Game, which was given a pilot production commitment in September 2021. "It's about a mercenary, reward seeker kind of guy with an interesting backstory and how he kind of navigates his life based on how he was raised and his special set of skills," Hartley told PEOPLE about the series, which will reunite him with Ken Olin, who served as executive producer and frequent director on This Is Us. "Although it's not Liam Neeson, but it's very much is that sort of mercenary kind of thing. It's cool. It's different," he added. Chris Sullivan (Toby) Joe Pugliese/NBC Just like Ventimiglia, Chris Sullivan will be making the move to ABC. He was recently tapped as the lead for ABC's upcoming comedy pilot The Son in Law. On the personal front, Sullivan recently announced that he and his wife Rachel are expecting their second baby together. He announced the news with a special video showing their son Bear Maxwell wearing a shirt that says "big brother." "We have wrapped my final scenes for #thisisus. What an incredible 6 years these have been," he captioned the video, adding, "With every end, there is a new beginning...so here is a trailer of what's to come." Susan Kelechi Watson (Beth) Joe Pugliese/NBC At the moment, Susan Kelechi Watson hasn't announced any new projects after This Is Us. Lyric Ross (Deja Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC Lyric Ross will be joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe soon. In February, The Hollywood Reporter announced that she has been cast in Disney+'s upcoming series Ironheart alongside Dominique Thorne and Anthony Ramos. She is also set to star in the coming-of-age teen drama The Class, which is in post-production. Eris Baker (Tess Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC Eris Baker hasn't announced any post-This Is Us projects as of late. Faithe Herman (Annie Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC Faithe Herman is set to reprise her Shazam! role as Darla Dudley in the anticipated sequel Shazam! Fury of the Gods, which is slated to be released on Dec. 16, 2022. Jon Huertas (Miguel) Joe Pugliese/NBC Jon Huertas is set to star in Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke's latest film Prisoner's Daughter alongside Kate Beckinsale, Ernie Hudson, and Brian Cox. The film doesn't appear to have a release date, but according to IMDb, it's in post-production. Hannah Zeile (Young Kate Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC It doesn't appear that Hannah Zeile has any new projects in the works at the moment. Niles Fitch (Young Randall Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC Niles Fitch has starred in a handful of movies in between filming This Is Us, including The Fallout and Secret Society of Second Born Royals. He also has a Netflix film titled We Have A Ghost coming out soon. Logan Shroyer (Young Kevin Pearson) Joe Pugliese/NBC After starring as John Boy in The CW's The Waltons' Homecoming last year, Logan Shroyer is slated to reprise his role in a new movie The Waltons' Thanksgiving. Variety reports that the TV movie will debut in the fourth quarter of 2022 on The CW.