Favorite Moments from TV Shows

[Strat]

"What is that, a titelist ?"

[wease]

A hole in one

[ghost]

Is NewsRadio streaming anywhere? I’ve not watched any of them since they aired.

Season 1 is on Amazon through IMDB tv, but that's it.

[The Argonaut]

My girlfriend and I are watching The Sopranos. First time for her, bazillionth time for me. It is my favorite show of all time.

Yet as many times as I've watched it, I'm never quite prepared for what an emotional gut-punch Long Term Parking is. I think the episode's final scene is so understated and powerful, definitely an all-time favorite TV moment for me.

That's the turning point of the series for me, when whatever sympathies or alliances I felt for any of them is destroyed. I can even trace it to one exact moment in that scene

Spoiler: show

when Sil uses the C word

[daft twat]

Freaks and Geeks - Bill watching Gary Shandling on tv.

Breaking Bad - When Mr. White ran over the two dudes and told Jesse to run.

Justified - Boyd saying to Raylan, “We dug coal together.”

Seinfeld - Jerry: “You’re an architect?” George: “I’m not?’

Curb: “Your cunt is in the sink...”

Schitt’s Creek: Simply the best

can't believe you didn't have anything from Wings..

I really appreciate that you remember this about me. I’m always watching Wings. I love it so much, and that’s probably why I don’t have a single favorite moment.

[daft twat]

Freaks and Geeks - Bill watching Gary Shandling on tv.

Breaking Bad - When Mr. White ran over the two dudes and told Jesse to run.

Justified - Boyd saying to Raylan, “We dug coal together.”

Seinfeld - Jerry: “You’re an architect?” George: “I’m not?’

Curb: “Your cunt is in the sink...”

Schitt’s Creek: Simply the best

can't believe you didn't have anything from Wings..

I really appreciate that you remember this about me. I’m always watching Wings. I love it so much, and that’s probably why I don’t have a single favorite moment.

[Jorge]

My girlfriend and I are watching The Sopranos. First time for her, bazillionth time for me. It is my favorite show of all time.

Yet as many times as I've watched it, I'm never quite prepared for what an emotional gut-punch Long Term Parking is. I think the episode's final scene is so understated and powerful, definitely an all-time favorite TV moment for me.

That's the turning point of the series for me, when whatever sympathies or alliances I felt for any of them is destroyed. I can even trace it to one exact moment in that scene

Spoiler: show

when Sil uses the C word

That's not the scene I'm talking about. I'm talking about Ton and Carmela checking out the lot for her new spec house

[Bammer]

Moar Seinfeld plz

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[wease]

[The Argonaut]

My girlfriend and I are watching The Sopranos. First time for her, bazillionth time for me. It is my favorite show of all time.

Yet as many times as I've watched it, I'm never quite prepared for what an emotional gut-punch Long Term Parking is. I think the episode's final scene is so understated and powerful, definitely an all-time favorite TV moment for me.

That's the turning point of the series for me, when whatever sympathies or alliances I felt for any of them is destroyed. I can even trace it to one exact moment in that scene

Spoiler: show

when Sil uses the C word

That's not the scene I'm talking about. I'm talking about Ton and Carmela checking out the lot for her new spec house

Oh, sorry, didn't pick up on that. I just watched it on youtube. Not something that specifically has stuck in my head through the re-watches. It plays with the bear thing going on that season

[wease]

[epilogue]

I'm not sure there's a single moment in TV history that tickles me as much as Ross walking into the costume shop (in The One With The Holiday Armadillo) and the clerk saying, "Hello, sir, here to return those pants?"

Then Ross pauses and says, "No, these are my pants."

[Simple Torture]

This is a really small thing, but one of my favorite all-time "gags" is Mark Linn Baker's involvement in The Leftovers. The moment where he finally appears on-screen front-and-center is both hilarious and mind-bending, and I can't really put it into words, but it was one of the best payoffs ever in TV for me.

[epilogue]

This is a really small thing, but one of my favorite all-time "gags" is Mark Linn Baker's involvement in The Leftovers. The moment where he finally appears on-screen front-and-center is both hilarious and mind-bending, and I can't really put it into words, but it was one of the best payoffs ever in TV for me.

100% yes!

[wease]

I'm not sure there's a single moment in TV history that tickles me as much as Ross walking into the costume shop (in The One With The Holiday Armadillo) and the clerk saying, "Hello, sir, here to return those pants?"

Then Ross pauses and says, "No, these are my pants."

This is mine:

[epilogue]

I'm not sure there's a single moment in TV history that tickles me as much as Ross walking into the costume shop (in The One With The Holiday Armadillo) and the clerk saying, "Hello, sir, here to return those pants?"

Then Ross pauses and says, "No, these are my pants."

This is mine:

So good

[wease]

I'm not sure there's a single moment in TV history that tickles me as much as Ross walking into the costume shop (in The One With The Holiday Armadillo) and the clerk saying, "Hello, sir, here to return those pants?"

Then Ross pauses and says, "No, these are my pants."

This is mine:

So good

I can’t not laugh every time I see that.

[daft twat]

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can't believe you didn't have anything from Wings..

[/quote]

It's the end credits. A quick tempo version of Shubert's Piano Sonata in A is playing and the plane is flying over the sea toward the sun. Just as the song wraps up, the plane banks hard to the right. In the first few seasons, it's the long Shubert intro. I just love it. As far as actual scenes go, I guess the one that endures is at the end of the pilot where the Hackett brothers read the message from their late father ("You're rich) and it flashes to them as boys on the beach of Nantucket. It gets me every time.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

halpert is such a dick