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Date Posted: 16:34:07 07/05/12 Thu
Author: jenks
Subject: Well, I can't remember anything specific except to say I watch the Lifetime Coming Home of our military in surprise reunions and cry every single time.
In reply to: TF 's message, "Greatest tearjerker moments on TV?" on 13:55:39 07/04/12 Wed


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[> the episode of Thrid Watch when the female firefighter and her engine crew went to the trade center to retrieve her father. I really think that the show and the producers did a great job of showing the country just a smattering of what the real FDNY and NYPD went thru. -- DOS - who is really trying to think thru all of the shows i have watched and cried over...., 08:41:15 07/06/12 Fri [1]


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