TV moments that stayed with you...
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Okay, "Land of the Lost" is sci-fi, but the other two....... I don't think so.
Hey, but if that HAD been the final ep of Magnum one could easily argue the show WAS a fantasy.
There's an episode of the 90's Fox Spider-Man cartoon where he visits a little girl, I think her name is Tamara but I'm not sure. She gets mixed up in an adventure but it all turns out alright. Anyway at the end of the episode they say goodbye, and Spider-Man reveals his identity to her which is obviously a big moment.
Then he swings away and the camera pans around and shows that she's staying in a place for terminally ill children
Really? That was (sans adventure) the plot of a classic 80s issue of the comic book: "the Kid Who Collects Spider-man." I never knew they adapted that to TV anywhere.
Many moments.....
The final scene from Journeyman when
So many Star Trek mentioned-but only one person named the end of The Inner Light-although for me it's the flute at the end...
Tuvok "dancing" for Mr Neelix. Voyager may not have been the best but that one scene darn near shredded me because I never saw it coming...
G'Kar's voice over from B5-oh, yes, indeed!
Farscape- "That star right there is yours.."
from The 4400- The New & Improved Carl Morrissey
When the neighbor hood comes out to clean things up...
The final scene from Journeyman when
his wife sees him vanish, finally
So many Star Trek mentioned-but only one person named the end of The Inner Light-although for me it's the flute at the end...
Tuvok "dancing" for Mr Neelix. Voyager may not have been the best but that one scene darn near shredded me because I never saw it coming...
G'Kar's voice over from B5-oh, yes, indeed!
Farscape- "That star right there is yours.."
from The 4400- The New & Improved Carl Morrissey
When the neighbor hood comes out to clean things up...
LEXX -- the series finale. Kai lives again, finally...only to die moments later. It had to happen that way; it was the one thing he wanted through the entire series, and yet I was heartbroken and couldn't stop crying. It's probably the hardest I've ever cried over a character's death, ever.
Futurama -- "Jurassic Bark." Someone else (sorry, I've forgotten who) mentioned already. The last few minutes just kill me. Poor sweet dog.
Futurama -- "Jurassic Bark." Someone else (sorry, I've forgotten who) mentioned already. The last few minutes just kill me. Poor sweet dog.
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