thirty days of TV - 30
Day 30 - Saddest character death
I am pretty easy to emotionally manipulate, so if a TV show is all but flashing a neon sign saying "CRY RIGHT NOW" I am probably going to. But there are two that I have not been able to watch more than once or twice.
1. Joyce Summers. I'd watched "The Body" a couple of times after the first run, but after my mother-in-law died it hit too close to home; it's pretty much how things played out when they found her at my brother-in-law's house, and I pretty much see M. superimposed over Joyce. It's bad. But, oh, Anya. Anya's finest moment, bar none.
2. My poor Adriana La Cerva. Inevitable but heartbreaking. I have only watched this scene once: the day it originally aired. I will fast-forward through this scene or leave the room. Oh man.
...annnnd, the end of the TV meme. This was tough. As it turns out, I don't have a lot to say about TV. Though maybe I'll still make up some quick new categories and do a list, for stuff I couldn't fit in any other way.
I am pretty easy to emotionally manipulate, so if a TV show is all but flashing a neon sign saying "CRY RIGHT NOW" I am probably going to. But there are two that I have not been able to watch more than once or twice.
1. Joyce Summers. I'd watched "The Body" a couple of times after the first run, but after my mother-in-law died it hit too close to home; it's pretty much how things played out when they found her at my brother-in-law's house, and I pretty much see M. superimposed over Joyce. It's bad. But, oh, Anya. Anya's finest moment, bar none.
2. My poor Adriana La Cerva. Inevitable but heartbreaking. I have only watched this scene once: the day it originally aired. I will fast-forward through this scene or leave the room. Oh man.
...annnnd, the end of the TV meme. This was tough. As it turns out, I don't have a lot to say about TV. Though maybe I'll still make up some quick new categories and do a list, for stuff I couldn't fit in any other way.