Anonymous wrote:The final scene from The Sopranos.

https://youtu.be/rnT7nYbCSvM

I had a brownie sundae from that exact seat, about 3 yrs ago.

Parenthood: Every time Joel walked out on Julia just about broke my heart. I'll never forgive him.

Gilmore Girls: Lorelai calls Luke after they break up and rambles on about The Way We Were.

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Also, from The X Files, the one where the brothers kept their mother on a wheeled creeper/platform thing under the bed. That was the last time I watched the X Files.

"They breed their own stock." Then when the "boys", in that old car with the music playing, go to kill the sheriff & his wife.

Also, the very first scene of Downton Abbey. It was like 20 minutes long and shot on a single camera.

B.J.: I'll see you back in the States, I promise. But just in case, I left you a note.

Hawkeye: What?

Anonymous wrote:Peggy roller skating through the empty offices on Mad Men

This was a great moment!

Anonymous wrote:Friday night lights: the scene right after matt looked at his dad's body, and he's having dinner at coach's house and he says he wants to tell his dad to his face that he hates him but he doesn't even have a face.

Breaking bad: when Brock's mom is shot on the front porch.

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Friday night lights: the scene right after matt looked at his dad's body, and he's having dinner at coach's house and he says he wants to tell his dad to his face that he hates him but he doesn't even have a face.

Breaking bad: when Brock's mom is shot on the front porch.

The opening for Thirtysomething.

On Fringe Walter sitting in the car listening to Yaz's Only You.

Sopranos when tony kills Christopher. I never saw it coming!

Derek's last moments on Grey's.

On breaking bad when Jessie's gf choked to death on her vomit and Walter just sits there and watches.

The last episode of how I met your mother.

Broadchurch - the moment when Alec has to tell Ellie who the killer is. And the moment a few episodes prior when I first realized who the killer was - the hair on the back of my neck actually stood up. Also, the final scenes in Season 1 when the town goes out to the beach to light a bonfire in Danny's memory, and they see other bonfires being lit all along the coastline. Chills. And then when both families meet together for a picnic on the beach and everyone's laughing and hugging.

Top of the Lake - no one particular scene as the entire show was terrific, but that last scene where we discover what's been going on. OMG.

When Alex P. Keaton shows up at the train station to meet Ellen.

Mud Bowl.

Felicity and Ben watching the movie on the roof.