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Date Posted: 20:11:10 07/04/12 Wed
Author: TF
Subject: Or the end of MASH when BJ leaves GOODBYE spelled out in rocks for Hawkeye to see? Very sad. I agree with ER. That one had me bawling like a baby. Stana Katics episode of ER is extremely sad also. Makes me cry everytime.
In reply to: Araninda 's message, "Some of my most emotional tearjerker moments. . . .Inside" on 19:33:07 07/04/12 Wed


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[> [> Oh yes, MASH had some very sad scenes, particularly the death of Henry Blake. Endings always make me sad if I love the show. I think I cried at the end of Moonlighting. I believe they put scenes together toGoodbye (We'll Be Together Again) by Ray Charles and Betty Carter. I was visible upset when that show ended. -- Cece, 03:37:19 07/05/12 Thu [1]


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