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Another Top 10 Darkest Sitcom Moments

Another Top 10 Darkest Sitcom Moments

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If you thought our last list was grim, just wait until you see another Top 10 darkest moments in a sitcom. Well be looking at some of the surprisingly serious and dark moments in television comedy series. The laugh tracks werent playing for these moments! MsMojo ranks the darkest sitcom moments. Which sitcom moment did you find the darkest?
Date: 2023-11-20

Comments and reviews: 30


James's Death Was A Work Of God. He Died Because The Evans's Hated Whites Which Is Why They Were Always Going Through Poverty Until 1979. Just As They Were About To Move And James Make Good Money, He Died. Good Times Didn't Have Whites Who Hated Blacks. And They Never Used Racial Slur Towards Blacks Nor Discouraged Them To Joining Whites School Play Or Sorority. James's Death Shouldn't Be On The List. Al Least Family Matters Was In Rank A Highest. Family Matters Had Violence More Powerful Than Sitcoms Dealing With Child Abuse, Steve Urkel Beat Up By Guys & Girls Off-Camera. Laura Revealed It In The Episode He Was Beat Up By Bar Thugs. The Bar Thugs Episode Is Too Powerful For Child Abuse.
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A couple of moments I remember watching that I think should have made either dark sitcom moment list was werent mentioned:
DJs close call with an eating disorder in Full House
Eddie Winslow getting pulled over for being in the wrong neighborhood and Carl confronting the cops at a diner in Family Matters
Lt. Col. Henry Blakes helicopter crashes on its way to take him home after being discharged from MASH.
Its animated, but the episode Jurassic Bark from Futurama with Frys dog. Made me SOB, especially after I left my ex husband and I had to leave my dog behind.

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I always tell my son that no matter what sum1 threatens him with, he can always tell me becoz that person will just b trying to frighten him into being quiet becoz they know they'll get into trouble wen he speaks up. I hate that we live in a world where we have to coach our children to deal with terror wen they shud b able 2 b carefree and well, children. But that's the world and we can't handcuff ourselves to them. What's truly terrifying is knowing that we can take all the precautions in the world n bad things cud still happen to them.
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Number 10 was very chilling for a kids-teens targeted sit-com. It was _M. A. S. H. _ series finale level intense. Jessie suddenly singing that way while obviously going through withdrawal that totally sold how easily addictive stimulants were. Even though they were caffeine. it was a breakdown that humanized Zack in how he showed how much he really cared as well.
Number 4 made me cry. because of all people to buy a gun who never used to have one. Carlton Banks hit hard as hell. I cried with Will, but the impact still was intense.

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I love the king of queens where she loses the baby not because she loses it no I'm not saying that but the show that her husband is not just a gooseball that makes a joke about everything and when her dad found out he wasn't just a a yeah he did say wow why don't you find it but that was more and less the light in the mood and when he actually found know what She Actually was trying to say he was devastated I love king of queens I know it's fake and all tbut I just goes to show that love isn't this about what someone looks like
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Before I watch this I am sharing one so I don't know if it's here but on Beverly Hills 90210 there was a guy that was having a bromance on David Silver (Brian Austin Green. When David tells the kid ( don't remember his name or who played him) to step down a bit, the kid shoots himself dead much to David's horror.
Idolizing gone seriously wrong.

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I could kind of relate to when Shawn's dad dies. My dad wasn't abusive or anything, but I didn't always see eye to eye with him on how he treated my mother in their marriage. Im just glad we were able to mend our relationship, father AND son before he passed away last year due to cancer
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his is a great list, but does the narrration really need to be that lenghy & 'wordy' with the talking over the dialogue? I mean we don't need to hear THAT much explanation, do we? I was literally yelling, 'shut up, lady! ' into the screen as I was watching! Anyone else with me on this?
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This was a great video. It shows a lot of things people go through. But I also thought the moment in Will & Grace where Grace confessed her father's bestfriend tried to rape her or when Grace's father refused blood from Will because he was gay and the HIV stereotype about the community.
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Ah, yes. I remember with distinction the caffeine epidemic of the early 90s. It was harmless at first. But then one thing inevitably led to another, and suddenly you found your legs wrapped around a floor to ceiling stainless steel pole. Them there was the good ol days.
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when in the full house episode jesses grandfather papouli died in his sleep and when Danny told Michelle about it and then her reaction was breaking the popsicle house she made for papouli and yelling NO HES NOT DEAD! that scene always gets to me to this day
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My only problem with this list is that three of these entries were on the original top 20 list. This video is called another top 10 darkest sitcom moments. How can these three from the original 20 be part of a list that is called another top 10?
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I believe that the how I met your mother episode where lily tells marshal that his father is dead should have been here also from glee the quarterback when Cory who played finn died and the school shooting episode should have also been here
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The Facts of Life when one of the students committed suicide; Designing Women when a young friend died of AIDS; and Home Improvement when Jill's father dies and she feels guilty for not making time for him right before he died.
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6: 48 This episode shows that it's okay to buy a pistol, a AR-15 or a bolt action rifle from an ilegal gun van even if your just buy a 30-06 for hunting. That's why there are more school and mass shootings to this day in the US.
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Dont know how the fresh Prince episode where will apologises to the family for Carlton going to hospital hasnt made any of these lists yet. Personally found that darker and sadder than when his dad leaves
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One of your Honorable Mentions - from the Full House episode about Stephanie's friend who is abused by his father - was actually on the previous list of Top 10 Darkest Sitcom Moments.
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Lmao. I carry a gun all the time. Carlton was just exercising an inalienable right.
Also, Chicago has some of the strictest Gun laws with some of the most violent crime.

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Its James Evans dying for me bc thats how I was when I lost my mom and sister same yr that was 3 hrs ago and Im still grieving I get over it then I fall right back
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It's an old sitcom, but the episode of WKRP In Cincinnati with the storyline about The Who concert tragedy (11 people died) should be on your list somewhere.
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The 80s show silver spoons had a lot of these moments. They had episodes on abuse, kidnapping, teen pregnancy, drinking, the effects of how hunting affects Ricky and more.
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The episode of Roseanne: the Miracle should be on this list; it is SO sad; watch both parts in their entirety. Every time I watch it, I cry my eyes out. very moving
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What sucks is John Amos left the show because he was tired of JJ Walker's nonsense on the set, and CBS decided instead of recasting, they killed James Evans off
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I thought of one. On Happy Days Ritchie has a motorcycle accident and Fonzie breaks down in tears, calling Ritchie his best friend and praying he doesnt die.
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Instead of Chet dying. The Shawn joins a Cult was darker. Not only did Shawn join a cult. But, he Mr. Turner got in a bad motorcycle accident.
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TV propaganda here. White racism is the problem (not true), HIV (doesnt exist) and guns (pushing an anti gun law agenda. Brainwashing.
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What about the episode of Golden girls when roses terrified theyre going to get robbed again and like stays up to watch the robbers?
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6: 49 Gun Violence on the streets was a verry comon thing in the 80s and 90s, but school shootings were not as comon untill 1999
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7: 20 And ever since this episode came out, the gun and gang violence in Chicgao has gotten worst, and nothing has changed.
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I mean I can't be the only one to think it's weird when I see american sit coms act like americans are against guns.
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