After this week's episode of "This Is Us," which finally revealed the details leading to the death of a beloved character on the show, fans were steamed.
Not at the show’s writers or actors, however. No, their heated anger was aimed at a brand-name kitchen appliance you can find in quite a few homes across the U.S. and the company that makes it.
SPOILER ALERT
The episode showed patriarch Jack Pearson – who fans already knew had died in a house fire – turning off his Crock-Pot before going to bed on the night of Super Bowl Sunday in 1998. However, the old Crock-Pot with a faulty switch, a gift from a neighbor, ended up sparking and starting a blaze that quickly consumed the house.
Passionate fans of the show quickly took to social media to scold Crock-Pot.
And Crock-Pot felt compelled to create an entirely new Twitter account just to assuage fans' fears, even though their brand was never named in the episode.
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