Sesame Street covers the death of Mr. Hooper by explaining what it means to die to Big Bird. If you've ever had to tell a kid that someone or something has passed away, it really hits hard. Really gave the actors on the show a chance to really grieve.
What is the saddest tv episode you ever saw?
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The Porkchop Express said:
Sesame Street covers the death of Mr. Hooper by explaining what it means to die to Big Bird. If you've ever had to tell a kid that someone or something has passed away, it really hits hard. Really gave the actors on the show a chance to really grieve.
Explaining to Benny we had to put down Dax the cat was probably one of the hardest things we ever had to do.
Death was not a concept to him uet
Buffy's mom dies
Chernobyl - killing the dogs
Chernobyl - killing the dogs
M*A*S*H ... Col. Henry Blake dies.
MGS said:
The Shield - the one where Lem dies
The last episode when Shane and his pregnant wife commit suicide got to me.
_lefraud_ said:
The Son - S4 E5 of Friday Night Lights
Saracen burying his dad was absolutely brutal
Came here to post this. Emotional gut punch.
In Dexter when Rita dies at the hands of Trinity. I was depressed for like a week.
I never watched Friday Night Lights, but that seen made me tear up.
Is this show worth watching?
Is this show worth watching?
oragator said:
Henry Blake's death on MASH. Maybe the finale too.
Through the looking glass on Lost (I could probably name a few Lost episodes)
Thread is over!!!!!
The cast did not know till radar said the words while live, their reaction was real…
On the third day of school in my girls' 2nd grade year I had to go get them out of school and tell them that our Golden Retriever was about to die. That will be 3 years ago next week and I can still remember them coming into the office thinking they were going somewhere fun and having to hit them with that news.Tanya 93 said:The Porkchop Express said:
Sesame Street covers the death of Mr. Hooper by explaining what it means to die to Big Bird. If you've ever had to tell a kid that someone or something has passed away, it really hits hard. Really gave the actors on the show a chance to really grieve.
Explaining to Benny we had to put down Dax the cat was probably one of the hardest things we ever had to do.
Death was not a concept to him uet
The Porkchop Express said:On the third day of school in my girls' 2nd grade year I had to go get them out of school and tell them that our Golden Retriever was about to die. That will be 3 years ago next week and I can still remember them coming into the office thinking they were going somewhere fun and having to hit them with that news.Tanya 93 said:The Porkchop Express said:
Sesame Street covers the death of Mr. Hooper by explaining what it means to die to Big Bird. If you've ever had to tell a kid that someone or something has passed away, it really hits hard. Really gave the actors on the show a chance to really grieve.
Explaining to Benny we had to put down Dax the cat was probably one of the hardest things we ever had to do.
Death was not a concept to him uet
I am so sorry
Your poor girls
oldschool87 said:oragator said:
Henry Blake's death on MASH. Maybe the finale too.
Through the looking glass on Lost (I could probably name a few Lost episodes)
Thread is over!!!!!
The cast did not know till radar said the words while live, their reaction was real…
Not according to this.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/script-doctors/
I didn't watch the show, but from what I can tell on the youtube clips, the two episodes of 8 Simple Rules following John Ritter's death were pretty rough
Yeah... so many Scrubs episodes could be on this list. The ones that come immediately to mind are:
My Lunch
My Last Chance
My Old Lady
My Last Words
My Finale (Because it was actually a perfect series finale, and pulled at the heartstrings)
And the biggest one of all them, My Screw up
I also agree with the episode of How I Met Your Mother, the Countdown. That was such a punch in the gut at the end, and so well acted. I can't take Marshall saying, "I'm not ready for this." Gets me every time.
My Lunch
My Last Chance
My Old Lady
My Last Words
My Finale (Because it was actually a perfect series finale, and pulled at the heartstrings)
And the biggest one of all them, My Screw up
I also agree with the episode of How I Met Your Mother, the Countdown. That was such a punch in the gut at the end, and so well acted. I can't take Marshall saying, "I'm not ready for this." Gets me every time.
Tom Keen's death in The Blacklist with Disturb's The Sound Of Silence in the background.
Lots of good ones already mentioned but FNL's The Son needs to be on the list.
Tanya 93 said:
Benny and I got into this discussion after Jurassic Bark (been binging Futurama).
Told him for me, it was the episode where Big Bird learns that Mr. Hooper died on Sesame Street.
But I also cried when they had the Finn died episode on Glee.
So what are your saddest tv episodes?
Those first two are really up there.
I'd also add Dr Greene dying on ER.
Agree with Henry Blake's death on M*A*S*H.
My first thought, also from M*A*S*H, was the final episode, particularly seeing the effects of the war on Hawkeye and what he did to that "chicken" or whatever animal he thought it was while hiding from the enemy soldiers.
My first thought, also from M*A*S*H, was the final episode, particularly seeing the effects of the war on Hawkeye and what he did to that "chicken" or whatever animal he thought it was while hiding from the enemy soldiers.
Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
Agree with Henry Blake's death on M*A*S*H.
My first thought, also from M*A*S*H, was the final episode, particularly seeing the effects of the war on Hawkeye and what he did to that "chicken" or whatever animal he thought it was while hiding from the enemy soldiers.
Yeah. The chicken he mentioned when Sydney had him under hypnosis or something.
ER had strong candidates in it's first 8 seasons or so. Loves Labor Lost from S1 is an all timer, The Healers from S2 I think with the burned fireman, Lucy's death even though everyone disliked the character, and Green's death of course.
The Wonder Years - "Good Bye" - when Kevin's math teacher passes away.
Jurassic Bark
I see your Fresh Prince "why didn't my dad want me, man?" And I raise you:
I think the Dad episode is sadder.
The death of Henry Blake. It just came out of nowhere and the reaction of the actors was so amazing since they had no idea it was coming.
News Radio when they were saying their goodbyes to Phil Hartman.
Hated that episode. Thought it was manipulative and insensitive.tk for tu juan said:
Two recent:
The scene in "1883" where Shea is grieving his wife and daughter's death from smallpox, and then burns down the house, was gut-wrenching. Couldn't find a clip.
Also, the scene where Shea is comforting Elsa was pretty emotional, too.
One a little older:
Cutting down Lane Pryce's body on "Mad Men."
The scene in "1883" where Shea is grieving his wife and daughter's death from smallpox, and then burns down the house, was gut-wrenching. Couldn't find a clip.
Also, the scene where Shea is comforting Elsa was pretty emotional, too.
One a little older:
Cutting down Lane Pryce's body on "Mad Men."
Haunting of Hill House: Nell's red room reveal ("There is no without..")
Station Eleven: Jeevan's breakdown in the cabin after losing Kirsten, and the reunion in the finale
Black List: Red's speech about suicide
Station Eleven: Jeevan's breakdown in the cabin after losing Kirsten, and the reunion in the finale
Black List: Red's speech about suicide
The death and funeral of Johnathan Kent was very sad. Great episode of Smallville.
They did a great job with that one. The entire thing was put together so well.
They did a great job with that one. The entire thing was put together so well.
Definitely up there in the feels category, and probably the saddest ending to a series finale.
"Love's Labor Lost" episode of ER was my first response without hesitation.
ER when Dr Greene dies
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