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Top 10 TV Moments That Only Get More Emotional With Age

Top 10 TV Moments That Only Get More Emotional With Age

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we’re looking at TV scenes that take on more meaning as years pass. For this list, we’re only looking at live action shows. Also, here’s a spoiler alert. Our countdown includes moments from shows The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The Golden Girls, The West Wing and more! What’s a TV moment that took on more meaning for you as you got older Tell us in the comments Naya’s passing hit me the hardest. We were about the same age and I’m also a single mom, with a kid about her son’s age. I take my daughter out for outings just the two of us all the time, and I can imagine that being us out on the lake. I just think to myself, she must have thought this was going to be a great day. Then go imagine her son just sitting on the boat until someone noticed is devastating. RIP Naya, and even if you think you’re a good swimmer, always wear a life jacket.
Date: 2024-04-29

Comments and reviews: 16


Emily's demand to go first is certainly haunting looking back. But, the most beautiful thing can be seen by the acting and the way Kelly Bishop portrays the scene. She's demanding to go first because from the moment she said I do she dedicated her life to Richard and her family (even if Lorelai hated it growing up. She loved him and was so devoted to him that life without her husband seemed impossible. I didn't love the reboot, but the one thing that was absolutely perfect about it was the story of Emily finding her life after Richard. It felt like something she needed after dedicating decades to her husband and family.
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When Stein dies in legends of tomorrow because when I was younger I only got sad cause it was one of my favorite characters but now I think about his family losing the father, dad and grandfather when he for like a month or two just got his grandson. And I also think about Jax losing the closest thing he got to a father and son relationship
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And I would like a Glee Sequel series. Tributing to the Most Recent Actor/Actress to die. Naya Rivera. Plot: It’s a new generation of the club. With new friends. And they all have something they share with their parents. And some of them, one of their parents died. Tributing to actors in The TV show who died.
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The first episode of the new Frasier surprisingly hit hard. Freddy, frasier’s son dropped out of Harvard and became a firefighter. It is assumed frasier is upset because Freddy dropped out. Frasier was afraid as Freddy’s occupation is very reminiscent of his father, the police officer and it scared him.
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Given that my mom is still alive, but Joyce’s death is still imprinted in my mind because that is my biggest fear coming home seeing my mom like that. Buffy has encountered hardship but the death of her mom broke her the most
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The episode of MASH, where B. J. Hunnicut was drinking and ended up hurting Hawkeye, made me cry, The second is Growing Pains where Sandy passed away in a car crash, made me cry. These are the two that get emotional with age.
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Mr. feeney is probably the greatest tv teacher ever. He wasn’t an overbearing authority figure always trying to kill the fun. He really cared about his kids and wanted the best for them.
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I only saw episodes of Buffy sporadically but that episode is still emotional because I lost my father _and_ my stepfather within a three-month period in 2020.
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Rest in peace, Cory Monteith and Naya Rivera. You both left us far too early, and you'll be forever missed. The Quarterback episode is doubly poignant now.
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The Mr. Feeny moment hit a little different after my first year of teaching. It was a difficult year but I loved that class so much (still do)
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One of mine is from Marley and me when they have to put him down as I had to go through it with my best friend and it still haunts me
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The fact that Glee lost three of it’s
cast members to tragedy is very gut wrenching! RIP Cory-Finn Mark-Puck Naya-Santana!

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Even knowing it's going to happen, hearing about Colonel Blake's copter being shot down in M. A. S. H. is always heartbreaking.
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Sweets death on Bones. I almost quit watching because of it. Then in the final season Max, Brennans dad dying.
Mrs
Wolowitz on TBBT

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The Glee ones are eerily prescient. But Glee always leaned into the plausibly tragic, so it's just a matter of random chance, after all.
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Oth should have made the list. Between Keith's death and Q's death/funeral episode. There is no shortage of emotional episodes.
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