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That's a very good one.After they leave, when Edith is about to bring Archie a beer, and she sees him crying.The very first episode of "Archie Bunker's Place", the first episode since Edith's death, Archie is sitting on his bed and sees one of Edith's slippers under the bed, and brings it to his face.
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I think my favorite Seinfeld is Jimmy, and Kramer going with Mel Torme to the "special needs" dinner.And speaking of Mel Torme, I think my favorite Night Court was when they went to Bull's apartment to find out he was taking care of a baby.
That's the one I was going to mention - had never seen ER before that episode and after that episode, couldn't watch it again. Heartbreaking stuff.I'll add that the one ER episode that has always stuck with me was when Dr. Green lost the mother in labor, then starts bawling on the train ride home.Ugh. Sounds cringe-inducing in a not-good-TV way.The ER where Julianna Marguelis (sp?) forms a friendship with the little sick boy who loves Green Day. The boy dies and she sings an acapella version of "Time of Your Life" at his funeral, while fighting to hold back the tears. Powerful TV at its finest. Had me balling.
From ER, which had a lot of emotional eps over the years....I would pick: a) the above EP...or b) the one where the lunatic gets loose in the ER and stabs Carter, and as he's laying on the ground he looks across the floor to see Lucy with a sliced neckHad not watched E.R. in a couple seasons but I tuned into the finale of one season where Dr. Green was riding the elevator with a murder suspect or a guy who killed someone (drunk driver maybe) and he flatlined in the elevator or was having a heart attack and was watching Dr. Green charge the defibulator and uncharge it right in front of the guy. Could have saved his life but instead watched him die. That was powerful.I'll add that the one ER episode that has always stuck with me was when Dr. Green lost the mother in labor, then starts bawling on the train ride home.Ugh. Sounds cringe-inducing in a not-good-TV way.The ER where Julianna Marguelis (sp?) forms a friendship with the little sick boy who loves Green Day. The boy dies and she sings an acapella version of "Time of Your Life" at his funeral, while fighting to hold back the tears. Powerful TV at its finest. Had me balling.
moments. If forced to say just one, I guess the one with the "kerosene" pickles would be at the top.
That's a great episode, but there are at least a few other Wonder Years episodes I'd put above it:- when Kevin's math teacher Mr. Collins dies
"We have to go back!" >>> FinaleMay be my favorite TV moment of all time.
What did Sam and Diane think of that?
My favorite episode was when Kevin was breaking up with that girl Becky. They had the Star Trek scene and the Clint Eastwood scene with the tubmleweeds blowing by. Classic.
"My pants are tight!!!"
Say what you want about the series as a whole but that episode had me laughing more than any other sitcom I've ever watched.
I would agree. Musical episodes of any show has become such a played out gimmick that OMWF hasn't aged very well. For instance, the musical episode of Scrubs mentioned at the beginning of the thread wouldn't even rank in my top 10 Scrubs episodes. Hush was much more original and hasn't really been imitated at all. Heck, "Grey's Anatomy" recently did a freaking musical episode.
"Chicken pot chicken pot chicken pot PIE!"
I don't think "Pine Barrens" is the ultimate Sopranos episode like a lot of people do, but it would still be in my top 10 Sopranos episodes. -The Gloria relationship continued to show major cracks.
Diane (to Simon): You are the wisest man I know. Simon (to Diane, after glancing at Sam): High praise indeed.
The ones where Norm McDonald played Burt Reynold's son (who owned the strip club) were pretty good too.
Donnie DiMauro: I'm Donnie with a D. Green quarter. Maya: What?
this list. I like it.
nothing family ties with andy it it can be on any listhe's the oliver of that show, the lame attempt to add a cute kid in when the cast grows uphe sucks
"No, Donnie want a kiss like on Showtime."
An incredible hour of TV.
Unlike Oliver, Sam (Diff'rent Strokes) and Lil Earl (What's Happenin), Andy was the straight man and they didn't force into something he's not. That said, Family Ties did jump the shark with the new kid, but that episode is great (2nd to the homecoming episode in my Fam Ties rankings)
It's based on a Pinter play.
If that's what it takes to get art to the unrefined heathens like me, then so be it.
Know thy board demographics.
Good one!This was a long lost memory of an episode that was very disturbing. The psychiatrist in this episode played his role great off of Alda. This is the type of show that rattled the conscious of a nation and it played against the guilt of the post-vietnam era.
i think that is actually from the last episode of the series.
Correct.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodbye,_Farewell_and_Amen
Slow Donnie is soooo awesome.The D&D episode of Community'sho nuff said:
Great show
Very much so. Was very heartwarming.
