Which TV death made you :to:

[phillycavsfan]

Buffy finding her mother's dead body on their living room couch and not reacting until the paramedics came and said they had to remove the body, then she breaks down

That episode that starts with Buffy's mom dead on the couch is probably the best TV episode about death ever. If you've lost a loved one, it really hits home.

 

[MidniteJay]

Prolly the WORST situation I have ever heard of for a protagonist. Jesus.


And when did they mention that contract for Wes? Did they all have to sign that when they went to the law firm?

Yeah they all had to sign it when they went over. The story continues in the comics where Wolfram and Hart had to reverse the apocalypse so that Angel could live but since Wesley died before the fall of LA he's still in hell and bound by the contract. Out of everybody on Team Angel who died it's him and Fred that had the shyttiest of fates.

Doyle, Cordelia, and even Lorne are chillin' with the Powers That Be.

 

[in the NICK of time]

that ryan chappelle one was always the most realistic/pathetic one on 24. For the most part everybody that died on 24 were basically about that life and werent scared to die. While chappelle was that whole time hoping for mercy. And jack with no choice left did what he had to do
To me thats has always been one of the most cold blooded deaths on 24

24 - Season 3 - I'm Sorry we let you down - YouTube

(and this was easily my favorite season of 24. jack at his most grimey level)

brav-fukin-vo, that was nostaglic as fuk watchin that video montage of season 3, thank u for that

 

[phillycavsfan]

When Nate Moretta dies in Southland. Came out of nowhere, and had a huge impact

That's actually an underrated one.

 

[Recca Gatsby]

Yeah they all had to sign it when they went over. The story continues in the comics where Wolfram and Hart had to reverse the apocalypse so that Angel could live but since Wesley died before the fall of LA he's still in hell and bound by the contract. Out of everybody on Team Angel who died it's him and Fred that had the shyttiest of fates.

Doyle, Cordelia, and even Lorne are chillin' with the Powers That Be.

Lorne is dead?

 

[MidniteJay]

Lorne is dead?

Yeah, the real actor is dead as well after five years of fighting heart disease. They wrote in Lorne's sacrifice into the comics in memory of him lol. Lorne got cancer because of his time spent on Earth or supposedly because he did something against his very nature (killing Lindsey).

Anyway there's a story line that has him sacrificing himself to save the fabric of reality. So he's now an Ascended being like Cordelia.

 

[hex]

Yeah, the real actor is dead as well after five years of fighting heart disease. They wrote in Lorne's sacrifice into the comics in memory of him lol. Lorne got cancer because of his time spent on Earth or supposedly because he did something against his very nature (killing Lindsey).

Anyway there's a story line that has him sacrificing himself to save the fabric of reality. So he's now an Ascended being like Cordelia.

I just read he died because of a dental infection. The infection spread through his blood to his heart and weakened his heart muscles and valves. After that he was in the hospital three more times and eventually died from heart failure.

That's crazy man. A fukking tooth problem.

Fred.

 

[in the NICK of time]

also not a show, but a movie....yes im biased, yes its my #1 MOVIE ALL TIME FAVORITE, but damn this scene as a kid to even now as a full grown man, still hits me with a ton of bricks.



i know now why u cry, but it is somethin i can never do

 

[Torrez]

Spoiler

Varro's death in Spartacus

 

[dabestkeptsecret]

Yeah, the real actor is dead as well after five years of fighting heart disease. They wrote in Lorne's sacrifice into the comics in memory of him lol. Lorne got cancer because of his time spent on Earth or supposedly because he did something against his very nature (killing Lindsey).

Anyway there's a story line that has him sacrificing himself to save the fabric of reality. So he's now an Ascended being like Cordelia.

Can we get these comics online. I've been lookin forever for that angel one

 

[Reggie]

When Adebisi from Oz was killed by Kareem Said.

 

[Danie84]

The first 12 minutes of The Body episode ripped my soul apart.

Josh Whedon left the camera on Buffy with no music accompanied or no cuts, so you felt ALL her anguish. God forbid you find your mother in that horrific state. The confusion, disbelief, and sorrow would take on its own magnitude, and Whedon displayed that scene morbidly serened.

When the black paramedic tries performing CPR, and it's too late, then he tells Buffy "we got to move The Body," and she finally realizes her mother's gone.