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The ending to Pride. Such different communities rallying together to build each other up under a government that was doing all it could to tear them down. And the fact it was based on a true story? GOOSEBUMPS

The episode that Sue used stereotype/insulting names for the Glee members...Right, so the point of that moment was that she was "showing" Will that she wasn't disciminatory by selecting all of the minority members for her group. Which was obviously totally fake because of the inappropriate… Read More

It completely boggles me that people can see and smell and taste that a food product is perfectly fine, and still throw it out. The world is not thanking you for that. C'mon, Attenborough would be so upset by that

Gonna stop you somewhere in S9 as I'm just rewatching it now. Gotta say, Mouth's "weight gain" was an AWFUL storyline and I totally forgot how it was handled so hideously. They whacked him in a fat suit (that was barely even fat) and treated him like he'd become bed bound and was… Read More

Playing fast and loose with the term "legendary" here, Buzzfeed

Number 5 shows that it's not "because of phones"...we clearly never liked to talk to each other!

Let's just say that Lucas and Peyton left a hell of a lot of damage in their wake... And while we're here - Peyton and Pete Wentz.

In One Tree Hill when Brooke and Jamie are trapped in a car flooding with water Julian is trying to save them. She makes him get Jamie first and says "He's just a boy and he's scared." 😭 that whole episode is a sob fest, but there's something about that moment that breaks me!

When the miners arrive at the end of Pride. That entire film is one, big, heartwarming hug.

"Captain...On your left." *Weeps uncontrollably*