Tv episodes which made you cry?

[RCMerchant]

I've not seen the show itself, but could it be that Honey Booboo thing?

The wife warned me not to watch it as it would p**s me off.

YEAH! Honey Booboo!!
I didn't know if I wanted to cry for humanity or punch my f**king TV.

[Svengoolie 3]

I refused to watch that show and I will never attack a child that age ,  especially one being commoditized and monitized by her parents.

The people who attack her and exploit her I have unlimited disgust for.

[RCMerchant]

That show was just more proof that evolution is reversing itself.
Someday we will all be tadpoles.

[Svengoolie 3]

That show was just more proof that evolution is reversing itself.
Someday we will all be tadpoles.

Evolution reversing itself will result in "the marching morons",  not tadpoles.

If you've never read the marching morons it's available free on the net.  You should.

[Trevor]

The few episodes I saw of that disgusting little brat who's Jabba the Hut looking Mama put her in Beauty Contests.
What was the name of that s**t? 
Christ Wept. 

[Svengoolie 3]

I guess you don't wanna know abut the sequel series to "here comes honey boo boo"...

[quabrot]

I have to throw out the episode of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air where Will's dad comes back into his life and promptly walks right back out.  It's tragic and heartbreaking, and more importantly, it flies in the face of the popular message about "the power of family" winning out over all.  Sometime people are just s****y parents.

[316zombie]

from the show supernatural, it's a 2 and 2 . the episodes when bobby and charlie died, and then their returns alive in the alternate universe. first 2, immensely sad, second 2, immensely happy.

[Trevor]

The NYPD Blue episode The Vision Thing from the final season: quite emotional and yes, I did tear up.

No spoilers but a great line in this episode is "God bless, Andy." 

[HappyGilmore]

Forget which season, but it was Law and Order, right after Jerry Orbach passed. He'd left a year or so prior, but made sporadic appearances after due to his cancer. He appeared in the spinoff "Trial by Jury" (or whatever it was called) weeks before his death and was visibly sick. Died days later.

On the main show his partner and lieutenant were talking and they mentioned his funeral, and it got me like...😣

[Gabriel Knight]

When Data has to shut down his own daughter, Lal. That was some powerful storytelling right there.

[Pacman000]

I don't remember if I cried, but I probably teared up:

Error 404 (Not Found)!!1


...You had to be there. 

[316zombie]

the season 14 finale of supernatural... i cried like a baby.. all 3 times i've watched so far.

[Trevor]

The episode Bang Bang Your Debt from CSI Miami has the character Eric Delko - still recovering from a serious head injury - thinking he sees his dead friend and colleague Tim Speedle interacting with him and assisting him with the case. We see Tim as well, so we know Eric isn't going crazy.

The episode's ending has Eric and Horatio meeting up at Tim's grave - Eric still sees Tim standing a way away and Eric asks Horatio if he ever sees Tim.

Horatio's reply - with a sad smile - is "Every day. Every day."  

[Trevor]

He appeared in the spinoff "Trial by Jury" (or whatever it was called) weeks before his death and was visibly sick. Died days later.

In that episode, he was so sick, he could barely speak above a whisper.