Tearjerkers/Cry during an episode?

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I dont think I ever saw Jurrasic bark all the way through. But I dont think I want to now. 

And welcome faerygirl3.

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Devil's Hands- pretty obvious, isn't it?

Luck Of The Fryrish- didn't really make me cry, it was emotional though. 

Leela's Homeworld- the song and the whole song scene makes me cry every time.

Time Keeps On Slippn'- When you see the "I LOVE YOU LEELA" in the stars and getting blown up.  I sniffle there.

Never saw Jurassic Bark, but being a major animal lover, I'm sure I would cry.

TWOF- When Fry says that line, I forgot the exact words to it, makes me sniffle.

Love & Rocket- whole oxygen scene.  I come close to crying.

The Sting- ending.  I didn't cry, but I got emotional.

Bendless Love- when Bender says "But I love you".  I didn't cry, but it was sad.

Yup, I'ma sucker for the Fry/ Leela stuff as well.

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I cried at the end of Luck of the Fryish.

Amy: 'That's so emotional'

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Luck of the Fryish sent chills down my spine. As did Jurassic Bark and the ending to the Why of Fry.Time Keeps On Slippin made my heart sink when Fry's love message to Leela gets blown up before she can read it.  Not tears, but I've come pretty close.

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Futurama has given us so many great emotional moments that it's hard to pick just one. I've never actually cried after an episode, but several have brought tears to my eyes.

The most memorable one was probably Luck of the Fryrish. Every time I watch that episode, it never fails to move me. I was too shocked at the ending of Jurassic Bark to tear up. After watching it several more times, the realization of the ending really hit me.

The one ending that really stands out in my mind is for Leela's Homeworld. The song is what did it for me and just worked so well for the moment. That was the first time I had ever heard it and I've listened to it many time since. It will always be intimately connected with that ending in my mind.

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One of the saddest episodes that I've seen is:
Godfellas.
I remember when I saw Bender crying.
Or when "God" talks to Bender.

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The episodes that made me cry were:

- Luck of the Fryrish
- Jurassic Bark (i think i cried all night) 

[Reply #87 on:]

1.the sting

2. the devils hands are idol play thing (ok i messed the name up...)

i have more but i forget the names, i luv em all!!! *cries* go fry! go go, go fry!

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I havn't cried in a long time but I got emotional at:
Love and Rocket
The Sting
The Devils hands are idol play things
Luck of the Fryrish
Time Keeps on Slippin'
The Why of Fry

I never saw Jurrasic Bark (TV problems)

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ive cried four times i think:

*Luck of the Fryrish
*Jurassic Bark (i cried the most in this episode, at the sad ending)
*The Sting (i think i did, but im unsure)
*The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings (how can i not cry, it was the last episode)

Another good episode was Parasites Lost, but i dont believe i shed any tears at that. These episodes were probably the best story wise because it evoked the emotion of crying.

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Tear-jerking eps I've seen:

Love and Rocket
Time Keeps on Slipping
Luck of the Fryrish
The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings

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Luck of the Fryrish and Jurassic Bark put tears in my eyes but I didn't cry.

Bender: I should be weeping. I'M NOT WEEPING! *WHIP*WHIP*

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The end of 'The Sting' makes my eyes watery, where Fry's in the picture asking Leela to "Please wake up". It's the way he says it, the voice acting's so good 

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Theres been a few eps that have got my emotions up, but the one that made me get tears in eyes was The Sting towards the end. Such a beautiful episode 

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luck of the fryish made me teary

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I remember when I saw "Luck Of The Fryish" on CN, that I was drinking beer and by myself.  (My wife had gone to sleep.)  When it was over, I went to bed and me wife asked if I was crying over a cartoon.  I said *sniff* "Yea, it was sad." She didn't understand.  Yet, she cries at the drop of a hat for sappy old movies (damn you Frank Capra!). 

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Yeah, films like Titanic, lol.
Saw Luck of Fryrish again today, a real touching one.

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Most of the episodes mentioned were touching but didn't make my cry. However the eding of Jurassic Bark, had me crying for a good 5 minutes, mainly because I love dogs so much and because Fry didn't understand how close the dog was to him. I'm tearing up just thinking about it. Ha ha.

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Originally posted by Otis P Jivefunk:
The end of 'The Sting' makes my eyes watery, where Fry's in the picture asking Leela to "Please wake up". It's the way he says it, the voice acting's so good   

damn straight. The way his voice breaks like that, he just sounds so devastated. It's the most heart wrenching moment of the whole ep. Is it wrong to wanna marry Billy West?

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Luck of the Fryrish

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Originally posted by Venus:
damn straight. The way his voice breaks like that, he just sounds so devastated. It's the most heart wrenching moment of the whole ep. Is it wrong to wanna marry Billy West?

Not at all.       

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Some episodes are on everyone's list.

Luck of the Fryish, Parasites Lost, Jurassic Bark, The Devil's Hands..., and The Sting come to mind. This is one of the things I love about this show, its ability to turn any tough guy into a weeping child.

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Originally posted by Otis P Jivefunk:
The end of 'The Sting' makes my eyes watery, where Fry's in the picture asking Leela to "Please wake up". It's the way he says it, the voice acting's so good   

What really sold it for me was Leela's "Fry, I'm so scared!" or whatever it was she said just before his "Please wake up". Her voice sounded so genuinely scared it gave me chills.

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I never felt badly about any episode except Jurassic Bark and The Why Of Fry. The ending was really sad in Jurassic Bark. In the Why of Fry, when Fry says "But it was my life!" that made me sad too.

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The only one thats almost made me cry was Jurassic Bark

And hello, by the way!

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Welcome to PEEL 

Jurassic Bark made me bawl like a baby, but I never cried on any of the others.  Welled up durng Luck of the Fryish, though.

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I didn't find the end sad, it was kind of happy really. Fry finds peace with his brother. It couldn't have ended on a better note, in my opinion.

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I couldn't remember what was sad about The Why of Fry... so I went back and read a capsule about it... and I totally teared up.  God I'm a jerk.

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Congratulations!
Yer human.

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I haven't seen TWOF or JB.  I'm kind of saving them up.

I felt the same as Chump at the end of LOTF.  Not smiling, but not sad either.  Kind of sober and peaceful.

TKOS put me in that dry place where there's nothing left to cry with.

The ends of TS and PL have me wiping my eyes.
Others have explained why, better than I can.

I was crying freely at the end of LH and TDHAIP.
Music and love and loss and hope and going on.
I don't know how to say it.

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Jurassic Bark and The Sting made me almost cry. IN A HETERO NON-GAY WAY. YEAH! WHAT, YOU WANNA FIGHT??

[Reply #111 on:]

<hands TSN-Bot a blood-pressure pill>
Here, I think you need this more than I do...
 

[Reply #112 on:]

I cried at the end of "Jurassic Bark"

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At the end of Luck of the Fryish I was more suprised than sad. It's still my favourite episode by far though.

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In The Sting when Fry gets stung in the beggining,when the picture of Fry starts talking to Leela and she's crying and saying "I'm scared",and when Leela wakes up and finds Fry pleading for her to wake up and crying.

        

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well i gotta see jurassic bark, im sad now. but i did think 'the sting' was sad. some parts were dumb, but it was funny when...

proffesor farnsworth:no! according to this, hes dead and will never come back! *starts laughing* oh, i mad myself sad...


or sumth'n like that

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Most of the episodes mentioned here ("Love and Rocket", "Luck of the Fryish", and "The Why of Fry" specifically) didn't make me cry, but just gave me sort of an "aww..." sort of feeling.

I have cried at "The Sting" though, mostly from the last scenes.  Especially when Fry is pleading for Leela to wake up, and Leela is just so frustrated and scared...it's just so beautifully painful.

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The one episode that really gets me crying (for reasons I won't explain here) everytime I watch it is Time Keeps On Slipping, though it's not that much the ending scene with Fry and the stars. It's mainly that scene with Bender and Tate...

Bender: Please, please let me come with you. I can make myself taller.
Tate: Bender, you can talk trash, you can handle the ball. But look in your heart and ask yourself: Are you funky enough to be a Globetrotter? Are you?
Bender: Yes.
Tate: Are you?
Bender: I mean, with time, my funk level could...
Tate: Are you?!
Bender: No...
Tate: Deal with it...

And this one...

Bender: Sorry buddy, I too know what it's like to have a dream I'll never achieve.

[Reply #118 on:]

Luck of the Fryrish made me cry the first time I saw it. Time keeps on a slippin is very sad at the end but jurassic bark makes me really really sad whenever i think of it 
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None of these moments I've seen thus far made me cry or anything, but the moment that moved me most is the one in my avatar, the one that Mr. Burns mentioned above. I really liked that because they could've just kept the 'Bender wants to be a Globetrotter' angle as a disposable, one dimensional joke, but the moment the tears start flowing it becomes apparent that there was more to it than that. And that's what I like about Futurama: they're one of the few animated shows I know of that frequently resist the temptation to jam pack each episode with disposable jokes and cheap gags, and instead create something with a lot more depth.