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Saddest Death on TV
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Following on from the movie thread of the same name.
Started this as I wanted to give credit to two of the most poignant TV Deaths ever.
1. The last scene of Blackadder Goes Forth when they all go 'over the top'
2. Victor Meldrew in the last ever 'One Foot In The Grave'.
Brilliant TV moments.
Started this as I wanted to give credit to two of the most poignant TV Deaths ever.
1. The last scene of Blackadder Goes Forth when they all go 'over the top'
2. Victor Meldrew in the last ever 'One Foot In The Grave'.
Brilliant TV moments.
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Even without the fact that the actor had actually died this would have been a powerful scene.
Also Delores Landingham in the same series - setting up the Fantastic 'Two Cathedrals' episode.
Emily's reaction was heartbreaking in the extreme.
Also, Nana in the Royle Family was really sad.
Or rather the episode preceeding it, when Alfie took her to the seaside and she reminisced about her husband and worried that because he died when he was young, and she would be an old lady, that he wouldn't recognise her in Heaven.
I cried
Oh gosh, yes, her's too!
Again I cried buckets, especially the scene beforehand where Sue Johnston was doing her hair, and she said 'I really love you Barbara.'
And then started singing 'Que Sera Sera'.....I'll stop typing now, don't want to burst into tears in the office!
And Elliot Hope's wife in Holby City - sad, and yet beautiful.
I've only been able to watch that episode once - utterly heartbreaking.
I don't know if anyone remembers the early days of London's Burning? but I thought Vaseline's death was sad in that, too - not so much the actual scenes surrounding it but the fact that the character was gone.
Just the way she whimpered 'Mum' just before she died.
Pratt's death was awful Couldn't believe they had killed him off and was completely stunned when he died :eek:
Oh poor Damon...although I was upset when he died at the end of that Damon and Debbie spin-off, I think I was more upset when the police came to tell Sheila and Bobby and Sheila saw the police coming to their front door and she started shaking as she knew something terrible had happened
That was outstanding, the entire scene with Barbara and Nana.
Nana says to Barbara ''Barbara, thank you''
Barbara asks ''What for ?''
To which Nana replies simply ''Everything''