Has a television show ever moved you to tears? If yes, which one and when?

[chanadam]

Has a television show ever moved you to tears? If yes, which one and when?

[smudge]

I've got Goodnoght Mr Tom on DVD Dee Sa. I've watched it so many times! In fact my sister, cousin & a friend have now bought it after I told them what is was about. A truly brilliant film.

As is The Note Book.

[smudge]

Lottie - It's so sad to watch defensless animals trying to protect themselves & their young, but sometimes all to no avail. I know they're going to make me cry, but I watch hoping they may be saved!

[smudge]

*Goodnight - not Goodnoght!

[lesblue]

Little House On The Prairie. Every single bi00dy time. Damn you, Michael Landon

[mrs_overall]

When I was in hospital having my middle child (girl) in '95 there was a programme on TV called the Dying Rooms about baby girls in China being left to die. I blubbed for weeks over that.

[Jan1957]

There's a programme on Channel 4 now called The Last Voices of World War One. I watched it yesterday and cried. I will probably today too. All the people they are interviewing are now dead and it tells you at the end they were all over 100 years old when they died.

[Lore]

Goodnight Mr Tom had me going for weeks!!!

but then, Andrew Johnston's audition on Britain's got tallent had me in buckets, as did the photo album on the film 'Up'
I'm a complete wuss!!!

[mrs_overall]

drew - the link wont work

[Lore]

Drew, that is so sad, yet very heart warming.

*gulp*

[smudge]

That article's had me in tears Drew. What beautiful little sisters & loving parents too.

Whatever problems we may have in our lives, we really have to thank our lucky stars.

[TTG]

On the news when it shows you little children crying because of famine, war and other atrocities.