i've been "contemplating" quite a bit about scenes on tv that are stuck in my memory. 
"chuck"
i totally loved the scene when chuck and sarah are kissing without being in mortal danger for the first time.
i would have linked the scene from "chuck vs the marlin" where chuck says goodbye to sarah on the roof top as well but i couldn't find a video to that. 
"supernatural"
"all hell breaks loose, part 2"
this was maybe the saddest scene on "supernatural" ever (i think it actually made me cry the first time around) and jensen ackles was just so incredibly good in it.
this scene on the other hand was so incredibly funny. poor sam! 
"due south"
there are so many great scenes in "due south" i still remember ... here are three of them ...
this is the first time, fraser's dead father appears and he keeps sticking around for the whole four seasons, bringing along a lot of eccentric scenes 
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"mountie on the bounty, part 2" (minute 2.35 to 2.54)
this is a typical scene about fraser and kowalski work together. while kowalski (callum keith rennie) is really worried about being trapped in a sinking ship, fraser is thriled about spotting a trout.
and to mess a little more with daria's and ela's head, who like me, don't seem to be able to get this tune out of their heads, here's a scene from
btw, when the mounties regain consciousness, they just continue singing, where they had stoped ...
"slings & arrows"
since not not a lot of people seem to have seen this wonderful show, here's a litte explanation to the following scene. geoffrey tennant (paul gross) is the former star and new artistic director of a fictional canadian shakespeare festival. he has take over from his former mentor oliver welles who has died in a car accident. even though gay , oliver had betrayed geoffrey with his former girlfriend (the now diva of the festival) in order to push him in his role as "hamlet" but pushed him over the edge by that. oliver's ghost keeps appearing to geoffrey and even though geoffrey is the only one who can see him, it doesn't stop him from speaking with oliver publicly. geoffrey's first interview in the local media is interrupted by oliver (the guy with the white glasses) and i think, that this is a pretty funny scene. darryl nichols who get's mentioned in the interview is geoffrey's old nemesis and even slightly crazier than he is ...
"madness in great ones" (minute 0.24 to 3.55)
i really thought this scene was hillarious. i hope it didn't offend anybody.
"lois & clark: the new adventures of superman"
two proposal scenes and two of the most romantic scenes i've ever seen ...
in "ultra woman", clark's powers are transfered to lois. there was another scene in this episode i really loved and couldn't find and that's when lois is devastated about not having been able to prevent all the bad things happening and finally understands, what clark is going through.
"lost"
"live together, die alone, part 2"
this was one of the most exciting scenes in "lost" and wihile it lead to some rather unsatisfying episodes, i could have lead anywhere and left us for months of eagerly waiting to have "lost" continued ...
"muppet show"
i always loved the "muppet show" and i was a huge fan of "pigs in space" . this is a random scene i chose but i think it's hillarious with the some of the "star wars" crew in it (i'm a huge fan of "star wars" as well) and it is a good example of how chaotic the pig's spaceship worked and it has some wonderful and weird humour in it.
and while we're at cla$$ics here are some of the tv history scenes with the highest cult factor and i just love them ...
"monty python's flying circus"
with some singing mounties in it as well ...
the next one is a little long but nevertheless really funny
that's all for now.
what are your favourite scenes on tv?
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Awww that first Supernatural scene was amazing! and that second one is hilarious, but again far from my favorite scene. I'm not a fan of the whole Fraser seing his dead father storyline. OMG that mountie on the bounty scene was priceless. I love that episode and scenes like that I'm gonna save the Casanova and Slings and Arrows scenes for later when I actually watch the shows 
the lois and clark scenes were nice Nice lost scene as well. Wow favorite scenes, that's just such a hard question... I have made lists of sadest and hottest scenes before but never best. It's impossible Dean running away from a puppy would definatly qualify though.
I loved the Supernatural scene. It was a very memorable moment of Supernatural
. Everything about it made it wonderful: YE, and Ellen of course and all the tension and John! ... I could go on lol. I loved Chuck and Sarah. But I love Sarah more. She=HOT I have too many scenes to say here right now and a fuzzled brain after the XFactor lol but I will someday do a favourite scene blog! I can say one comes to mind is Charmed- when the manor blew up and the aftermath of it with Piper and the sisters!
Have a good week!
I did like Pigs in Space too. I tried your clip but I wasn't feeling it again... 
I loved parts of the Muppet show but I also thought it could be boring sometimes. Maybe it was me being so young back then also and the fact that I hardly ever knew the guests... I loved the two grumpy old guys. Great Due South scenes. I tried the pilot of Slings and Arrows. I think it might not be as easily lovable for me as Due South. I will give it some more episodes and I do like PG a lot so maybe, I'll love it more soon. I liked the SN scene (LOVE BDOBR) - very emotional. Still, it also represents what I dislike about SN sometimes. I think the writing can be a little on the nose. I don't think you Dean would say all that, it's more for me, the viewer, than for Sam 
"What am I supposed to do" was great though... Cool Casanova scene and the lumberjack song? That was a great reminder!!
I love the blog. Awww, I can't wait for that episode on Chuck - I love them together! Is that the one where Dean starts talking about hell and he starts to cry because I was in tears for that scene. I love that Lost episode, amazing all the way thought it! My favourite tv scenes, are mostly from Friends, they were great back in the day! Lost - nearly every season finale, mostly "throught the Looking glass" where Charlie kills himself to save everyone else! :'( I cried like a baby when I watched that scene - awesome perfomance plus I'm too emotional. The season one finale on Prison Break! - ahhhh there is too many I think I should start talking...NOW. Take care.
I only watch Supernatural and Lost from the list. Great picks!
Both SN scenes are great. Dean talking to Sam's dead body is one of my all time faves aswell. I also love how AHBL2 ends in the exact same way as the Pilot, only the brother's roles are reversed.
The BDABR clip should have started slightly earlier. I love the part when Dean places Sam on the chair, and tells him to not even scratch his nose. Of course Dean's saying so only makes Sam (and me) do just that. I saw the Due South scenes. I think the first one requires some knowledge on the show. Same with the third really. But the one in the sinking ship was good. "It's a sign of that also."
Lois & Clark! I love those two scenes! Love how they are built up in the exact same way, filmed on the same place, only slightly different camera angle.
(Clark's proposal is better in 2x22 tho, coz they cut out a few parts in 3x01.)Lost: That is possibly the best season finale.. I'm not sure I love that scene the most tho. But I don't remember, it's been a long time since I saw it, and I only saw it once.
the implosion of the hatch was incredible! if i remember right, all the numbers were turning into egyptian symbols ... right? for some strange reason, the scene i posted the link to is the one i remember best from "lost" (one of these days i might rewatch it fully), well that one and maybe the one where jack, saywer and locke were surrounded by "the others" in the forest and how when jack thought they were just bluffing, all the torches were lit ...
the funny thing is that i was checking all my favourite shows (like pushing daisies for instance) in my head for scenes that sticked out for me (not necessarily the best scenes but those i remembered) and i couldn't find some for all of them. maybe the scenes there were all just equally good. the ones i linked here just popped up ... i guess i really should check out "bones" ...
dean running away from the puppy really was hilarious ...
have you seen the trailer i've posted from "all hell breaks loose"? i liked the very last moment the picture's showing as well, but i think he's eulogy was great with jensen ackles at his best. i can't recall that scene from "charmed" right now even though i must have seen most of it (in very strange orders though restarting several times as it was broadcasted again ...). have a nice week too!
. for me "pigs in space" is the prime example of the anarchist humour of the muppet show. that was so amazing! i think that "slings & arrows" gets really good and funny and sad at times after episode 1 and in my opinion, season 3 is the best of them all. geoffrey is hiring his childhood hero to play "king lear". turns out the old man is a junkie and dying. that season was so incredibly good and really moving with great dialogues (i should know, writing down tons of them made me editor of this show ). i guess dean was speaking to himself very much since sam was dead at the moment, but i guess his speech brought him to taking his next, fateful step ... . the "casanova" scene was incredible. i showed it to my neighbour once and after that she absolutely wanted to watch the whole show.
and if you've ever got the chance, you should check out "monty python's flying circus", maybe the show with the most absurd humour ever. i'm afraid i can't comment on "jag" since i've never seen it ... btw, nice clip of roger federer in your portrait ...
) but i just hadn't stuck in my memory as well as the final scene.
Chuck had some awesome scenes. If only I could remember anything from season 1 I could surely tell you my favorites. I really need to rewatch Chuck the closet scenes (I'll call them that even if a lot of them was out of the closet ) are funny and **** but they aren't believable. I like when shows are realistic and to me stuff like this just feels weird. Doesn't mean I don't enjoy it and I often laugh of it, but I can't love it. I think Due South is pretty extraordinary even without that storyline. It could so easily be just another cop show, but it really doens't compare to any other cop show at all. It's like comparing True Blood to Twilight.
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