December 28, 20222 yr 21 hours ago, kingkoopa6 said: Hold The Door Yea, that was a tough one. I did not watch the Stannis/Shereen scene. Nope.
December 28, 20222 yr When Radar entered the OR without a mask.... Yes, we all cried over McLean Stevenson’s career suicide
December 28, 20222 yr 1 hour ago, blacklab said: cant recall crying. but this scene i can watch forever.
December 29, 20222 yr This answer is dadcore as hell, but there have been several episodes of Bluey that made me turn away from my daughter to get my shit together. The ending of “flat pack” specifically always really sneaks up me Spoiler Sleepytime. Gustav Holst’ Jupiter playing as Bingo grows up in her dream. Waterworks.
December 29, 20222 yr Two episodes of All in the Family. The one when Edith dies in her sleep and one one when Archie sneaks his grand baby into church and baptizes the child himself.
December 29, 20222 yr this one is odd but i remember it vividly lol... when i was little my parents let me watch Soap, it was my absolute favorite program even though i almost certainly didn't 'get' half the jokes bc realistically it was inappropriate for a little kid in the first place, but my parents were nothing if not lax on the supervision #genX 😜 anyway, my favorite character was Benson, i absolutely loved him (clearly i was a smartass fan from a young age 😄). when he left Soap i was completely devastated. i mean i cried for days...i distinctly remember wailing '... but i don't want him to leave!!' while my mom held me trying to explain how he wasn't a real person. obviously this was way before the internet so i'm not sure back then we even knew he had his own spinoff show coming... but even when it did, it just wasn't the same. i mean this little white girl really loved that snarky old black butler 😄
December 30, 20222 yr 3 hours ago, HouTex said: Two episodes of All in the Family. The one when Edith dies in her sleep and one one when Archie sneaks his grand baby into church and baptizes the child himself. Edith dies episode was "Archie Bunker's Place." That was a gut punch.
December 30, 20222 yr On 12/27/2022 at 7:49 PM, YChang said: This is the episode that does it for me with Futurama more so than Jurassic Bark. And the one where Fry goes back in time to see his mom round out the trifecta of futurama episodes cutting onions around here. Edited December 30, 20222 yr by Covri I see Js1 already mentioned it
December 30, 20222 yr On 12/28/2022 at 5:29 PM, Underdog said: Carson’s last Show. I never understood the appeal of Carson Daly
December 30, 20222 yr Lassie. Numerous times. Fucking family: how do you drive off without Lassie ? Seemingly numerous times.Weddings: the Darling wedding on Andy. Jim and Pam finally married. Amy and Robert on ELR.Deaths: Ned Stark. Rita Morgan on Dexter. Lori Grimes. Caitlin Todd on NCIS.
December 30, 20222 yr When Joseph "Bam Bam" Mauro blew it against Mark Ortega scaling the walls of The Eliminator in the American Gladiators final. An obstacle he routinely dominated throughout the competition. Bam Bam stole my 6-year old heart that summer and he was so clearly the superior competitor. And Ortega got a favorable throw from the Gladiator at the very end. Just devastating.
December 30, 20222 yr On 12/29/2022 at 2:35 PM, mchookem said: this one is odd but i remember it vividly lol... when i was little my parents let me watch Soap, it was my absolute favorite program even though i almost certainly didn't 'get' half the jokes bc realistically it was inappropriate for a little kid in the first place, but my parents were nothing if not lax on the supervision #genX 😜 anyway, my favorite character was Benson, i absolutely loved him (clearly i was a smartass fan from a young age 😄). when he left Soap i was completely devastated. i mean i cried for days...i distinctly remember wailing '... but i don't want him to leave!!' while my mom held me trying to explain how he wasn't a real person. obviously this was way before the internet so i'm not sure back then we even knew he had his own spinoff show coming... but even when it did, it just wasn't the same. i mean this little white girl really loved that snarky old black butler 😄 I've never been able to find it online. But there's a scene of him on "SportsNight" where he talks about the 2000 new year. Says the century started out with his parents as indentured servants and then he's about to usher in the new millennia as the owner of a massive network. Been 20 years since I last watched it, but got me choked up...
December 30, 20222 yr Forrest Gump. Sobbing moments : - Bubba dying - Mama dying - Jenny dying. - Forrest dropping Junior off at the bus stop, and Forrest bawling.
December 30, 20222 yr I was happy to see Jenny die. Bitch just used Forrest when it was convenient. Kid probably wasn't even his son..
December 30, 20222 yr Only TV show that ever made me cry - Howdy Doody’s last episode, which aired September 24, 1960. The news passed quickly from house to house and 15 neighborhood kids gathered at my sainted Aunt’s house. When Buffalo Bob, Clarabell, Chief Thunderthud and the gang waved goodbye for the last time we all cried like babies. I had just turned nine. We had watched that show all our lives snd it was gone forever. It was a shock because none of us knew about it until the day before. I didn’t believe it until it happened right in front of me. It was like Ralphie when he decoded the Ovaltine messsge: “Sonuvabitch! They can’t do that!” Puppets, clowns and kid show hosts may creep sone people out but Howdy Doody was a really good kids’ program. Edited December 30, 20222 yr by Bama Llama Spelling spaz
December 31, 20222 yr I see the thread title now. Does Forrest Gump playing nonstop on cable throughout the 90s count?
December 31, 20222 yr There was an episode of “Who’s the Boss?” where Tony remembers when he got in trouble as a kid and it prevented his Grandfather from making it to his Naturalization ceremony. The old man dies before he can get scheduled for another ceremony. They end up holding a posthumous Naturalization ceremony with Tony standing in as proxy. Caught me completely off guard and it’s the hardest I’ve ever cried because of a TV show or movie. Edited December 31, 20222 yr by Guadaloopy
December 31, 20222 yr On 12/28/2022 at 12:07 PM, 0xdeadbeef said: When Radar entered the OR without a mask....
December 31, 20222 yr On 12/28/2022 at 3:44 PM, kingkoopa6 said: cant recall crying. but this scene i can watch forever. top 3 most underrated stone cold tv bad asses Edited December 31, 20222 yr by tx 3 putt
December 31, 20222 yr 1 hour ago, tx 3 putt said: top 3 most underrated stone cold tv bad asses Facts. in 2 episodes she went from no one to one of my favs in the show
December 31, 20222 yr Author Lonesome Dove gets me several times. Deets with the little blind indian boy, gus deciding his own fate, and then of course the final scene. plenty of other scenes too, with clara, newt, lori, et al. amazing miniseries.
January 11, 20232 yr From The Earth to The Moon flares up my allergies several times per episode. Edited January 11, 20232 yr by RPM
January 11, 20232 yr The Snowball Dance from Stranger Things season 2. When Dustin gets shot down asking for dances and he's standing there not knowing what to do. It's a great fucking scene with two great songs.
January 13, 20232 yr I’m a softie so…. Lots of times. One of the first that I recall was the series finale of Cheers. Just a perfect ending and performance. Also most surprising was the proposal to Leslie Knope in Parks and Rec. It’s just such a happy moment and there is very real chemistry with them.
January 13, 20232 yr 5 hours ago, irishtexan said: This one got me when I was a kid absolutely brilliant❤️ i was raised on SS (and The Electric Company), as was much of GenX i would guess. parents today would do well to seek it out for their children. best children's programming to be found.
January 14, 20232 yr Just rewatched the Kennedy episode of The Crown. The back and forth between Elizabeth and Jackie, the insights they learned from each other, and especially when Elizabeth saw Jackie's dress at the end. Big lump in the throat.
January 14, 20232 yr 22 hours ago, mchookem said: absolutely brilliant❤️ i was raised on SS (and The Electric Company), as was much of GenX i would guess. parents today would do well to seek it out for their children. best children's programming to be found. I learned English in this country by watching SS and Mr. Rogers!
January 14, 20232 yr 40 minutes ago, squib said: Not this. But the next few episodes after. And I was 46 at the time. It’s practically impossible to watch this without weeping… So powerful and so “adult” for a children’s show. Edited January 14, 20232 yr by ATXhorn17 Update — tearing up after a rewatch
January 29, 20232 yr On 12/27/2022 at 6:24 PM, mchookem said: kills me still... and this...A Day In The Death... the whole ep, but the fluffernutter...ugh... ...and then they pulled the rug! and we had to go thru the entire emotional roller coaster again a couple eps later! 😡 such stupid writing... but Dean Winters acted his ass off. Jimmy Smits' death scene was so much like my father's last moments that I lost it while watching it and was haunted for a long time after. It's the kind of acting you don't expect to see, perfect and tragic and close.
January 30, 20232 yr The Good Place finale gets me every time. For such a funny show, it was so good with emotional beats and deep thoughts on life.
February 3, 20232 yr "Look how they massacred my boy." And then, in III, Michael's silent scream as he holds dead Mary in his arms. That one rips my heart out and crushes it every time.
February 3, 20232 yr I think I cried a little bit in Marathon Man when Hoffman throws the diamonds down into the water tower.
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