god damn that show was epic.
that one episode where they reach the edge of the universe and it's just this grey construct or some shit.
That '05 Doctor Who episode where the Dialek gets human feelings made me cry, anyone know the name?
[QUOTE=OrionChronicles;32533834]That '05 Doctor Who episode where the Dialek gets human feelings made me cry, anyone know the name?[/QUOTE]
It was called "Dalek" (The episode, that is.)
Two words: [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenny_Dies]Kenny Dies[/url].
Lost. Charlie and Hurley saying goodbye to each other before Charlie goes to the underwater station.
Buffy episode 'The Body'
[QUOTE=RainstormChurch;32540010]Two words: [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenny_Dies]Kenny Dies[/url].[/QUOTE]
Two parts: the Congress singing "Heat of the Moment" and when Cartman uses the stem cells to make the pizzeria had me dying.
Jumping on the Firefly bandwagon. It was such an amazing show. ><
Firefly
Angel
Spaced (even though it had a proper ending)
[QUOTE=GoldenBullet;32542946]Buffy episode 'The Body'[/QUOTE]
Oh God damn it.
Just thinking about that episode makes me teary eyed.
[QUOTE=GoldenBullet;32542946]Buffy episode 'The Body'[/QUOTE]
God, that was such a depressing episode. Cleverly written though. With no soundtrack, it makes it feel empty.
[QUOTE=Incarnacio;32196708]My Name Is Earl getting canceled on a cliffhanger.[/QUOTE]
WAIT WHAT?
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I've said it before and I'll say it again
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQrd44v7Q6w[/media]
I get sad whenever I watched 2 and a half men, I feel better now since they fired the unfunny coke-head.
[QUOTE=The_J_Hat;32547640]
Spaced (even though it had a proper ending)[/QUOTE]
spaced's ending was more of a joyful kind of mantear. especially with that really upbeat lemon jelly song playing as it all ended
Dexter. The season 4 finale made me very sad as it crushed all of my hope in a few seconds.
LOST had 10 sad moments a season, and will forever be the most engaging and emotionally connecting show I have ever seen in my life.
Goddamn, Lost was my religion.
still never found out what shepherd's deal is in firefly
[QUOTE=Itachi_Crow;32605745]still never found out what shepherd's deal is in firefly[/QUOTE]
They cover it in one of the spin-off comics. It's not the same, though. :(
LOST (Alot of the time)
Heroes
Doctor Who
Game of Thrones
But those are the only TV shows i watch/watched really.
the last episode of Dinosaurs were they all die due to the Ice Age.
okay I recently watched an episode of parenthood, which also has Lauren Graham from Gilmore Girls in it, and I've come to the conclusion that Lauren Graham is really fucking good at doing this 'half-cry' which is more realistic than your normal TV cry but twice as sad
Haha, wow.
I thought I was the only person experiencing these feelings. Just the other day I finished watching I Love You Beth Cooper (I know it's not a TV show, but it is applicable) and I all of a sudden got super depressed, with thoughts including why can't my life be as exciting or why couldn't such events happen to me in high school or anytime (with super hot chicks like Hayden Panettiere). I know they are surreal TV/movie moments, but it still gets to me for some reason.
Like sometimes I just want to get up and move to L.A. or something. Work in the film/entertainment industry with all these actors/actresses that cause these emotional moments.
It's hard to really explain or put into words, but I completely get it OP.
Btw, I'm 19.
[QUOTE=Armyis1337;32633218]Btw, I'm 19.[/QUOTE]
19-year-olds of the world, UNITE!
(Me too.)
Adding Veronica Mars to the list.
God damn, it's like Buffy all over again.
Californication has quite a bit of sad moments. Well, at least during the first two seasons it does.
[QUOTE=Carne;32196239]LOST, because it's probably the most captivating show I've ever watched. Even though the later seasons weren't as good, it's still the best show I've ever watched. For me it was perfect.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3D6EG35WP0&feature=related[/media][/QUOTE]
Also the Jack/Christian church scene in the end, almost in tears.
Scrubs has those sad moments like with Dr.Cox.
