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  • Music-Reunited
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    Originally posted by rossobantam View Post
    along similar lines.....when Robinson Crusoe's dog died in the classic 60's/70's b&w tv prog.....the music in it always got to me!

    :cry:

    Loved that music too, any idea what it was called and who by..?

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  • suzannewozere2
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    I agree with a lot of those but when Nick Berry's Heartbeat copper lost his Dr wife has to be a classic.

    But then I cried over Charlene and Scotts wedding too.

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  • lovetolookback
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    mine was when prisoner cell block h ended on ch5,really miss it.cried my eyes out.

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  • cowhorn
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    Come on now! what about poor worzel gummidge when aunt sally(evil cow lol) upset him by leaving him for the circus strong man? or indeed all the other things she did to make him cry.
    Well I thought it was sad anyway!!

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  • yelever
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    If we can do films then for me it has to be E.T. when E.T. is dyieng (however you spell it) and Elliot is screaming "YOUR KILLING HIM" and "HE CAME TO ME" and you see them zapp him with the heart things and there`s the beeeeeeeep noise. Remembering getting a copy on video and went to some relative`s house to watch it and at that part I run out the room balling my eyes out and cried for 2 hours, I was only young. I still get a lump in my throat everytime I see that part.

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  • Wil
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    The last five minutes of any The Wonder Years episode.

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  • jolima71
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    Originally posted by Danny View Post
    If we doing films as well then what about the end of the Champ?
    The kid was crying 'wake up champ' and snot was running down my chin
    for films then its definetly "my girl" only watched it once cos i cried so much,

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  • Mojo
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    My Dog Skip made me roar my eyes out as well!

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  • Chaeo
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    Meg Bowman in H+A!

    A friend and I are about to embark on a new website for Cathy Godbold, hence I was asking for details of her/magazines/eBay elsewhere here!

    Gotta love old Home and Away!

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  • ZipperCat
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    Red Dwarf
    Ace Rimmer's burial in "Stoke Me a Clipper". The crew jettison Ace's dead "light bee" from Starbug then follow it to the final resting place of all Rimmers....

    Blackadder Goes Forth
    The final scene of "Goodbye-eee!" when everyone goes "over the top"....
    Last edited by ZipperCat; 01-03-2008, 14:21.

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  • Danny
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    If we doing films as well then what about the end of the Champ?
    The kid was crying 'wake up champ' and snot was running down my chin

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    One of the saddest moments for me was watching a made for tv film in 1980 called 'Like Normal People' starring Shaun Cassidy (he of Hardy Boys fame and brother of singer David!).

    I was just a youngster at the time and it had a really deep effect on me. Film details below:

    http://www.answers.com/topic/like-no...=entertainment

    I actually cried during the film something I had not done before or since!

    An incredibly powerful film for its time.

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  • sixtyten
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    Originally posted by koukou View Post
    Mine's a real life moment, I hope that's OK. It's when Tommy Cooper collapsed live on stage.
    Yep, I was watching that with a friend and we both thought it was part of the act!:cry:

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  • joybee
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    Because I was so young and impressionable - 16, and that's a l o n g time ago - I was shocked and stunned when the news of JFK's assassination came through.

    I remember I was getting ready to go to the Youth Club and burst into tears !!

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  • Mojo
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    Very sad indeed, I remember watching it on my own and thinking "that's not meant to happen is it?"

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