Christopher Multisante in Sopranos.
or his girlfriend.

Spartacus.

Dear Liz Lemon: While other women have bigger boobs than you, no other woman has as big a heart. When I saw you getting ready to go out and get nailed by a bunch of guys last night, I knew for sure it was over between us, and for the first time since the ‘86 World Series, I cried... I cried like a big, dumb homo. And if it was up to me, we’d be together forever. But there’s a new thing called "women’s liberation," which gives you women the right to choose and you have chosen to abort me, and that I must live with. So tonight, when you arrive home, I’ll be gone.

Liked it.

Opie Killing the FBI agent during the last Episode of season three SOA.

Tig watching his daughter burn to death while chained first episode of Season 5 of SOA.

Opie Dying in season 5 of Soa by taking a steel bar to the back of the head.

All pretty intense.

The cast on that show, was just phenomenal. They each played a role that was perfect for them. I thought that it went about right. Probably could of done without the very last season where they had the school, but you will get no complaints out of me.

It was a desperation move to reboot it. But you can't argue with Eliza Coupe, Michael Mosely, Kerry Bishe, Nicky Whelan and Dave Franco. Those were some solid casting as well, Eliza and Michael in particular. Who knows how much more favorably they'd be viewed if they weren't replacements.

That reminds me, I glanced at a 'where are they now' page for a movie I'd heard of but knew nothing about. 'She's all That' from 1999. Holy **** does that show have a lot of future stars in it. All the way down to future Gilmore Girls and Heroes star Milo Ventamiglia as little more than an extra. Usher, Dule Hill, Freddy Prinze, Keiran Culkin, Gabrielle Union, Anna Paquin, Rachel Leigh Cook, Matthew Lillard, Paul Walker, Clea Duvall, Jodi Lynn O'Keefe, L'il Kim, Sarah Michelle, so many little more than teenagers.

And I thought The Outsiders was packed.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0160862/

Kerry Bische....YUMMMMMMMY.

And yeah, I loved Michael mosely. It wasn't bad at all. I was just okay with it ending after season 7, The emotional goodbye......

Ugh... that may be my single least favorite scene in TV. I freakin' hated Gus walking out of that room with half his body burned off.

Mark Greene's death was done wonderfully. Even the lead-up, when he thought he had a recurrence, getting an MRI as somber music played in the background. Cinematographically skilled.

Lucy's death on ER was a very good episode as well. They even managed to humanize Romano in that episode. Not an easy task.

WRT: Scrubs--it's a death montage, but the scenes where all the transplant patients die set to "How to Save a Life," although corny in retrospect due to how ****ed out that song became, was still very well done. McGinley nailed that.

Rita's death in Dexter--although a total wet blanket it was still a "holy ****ing shit!" moment.

One I really liked for how understated it was--Derek Reese's death in Terminator: TSCC. He just got headshotted and dropped dead early in the episode. Its abruptness made it brilliant.

Definitely NOT the lesbian mother from Under the Dome last night. Cringe-worthy that was.

Well, half of his head. I thought the scene leading up to the explosion was good, but then having Gus calmly walk out of the room and straighten his tie before falling over was a little cartoony.

Radar announces death of Col Henry Blake. The reaction of the M.A.S.H unit during operation was very emotional.

The reaction was genuine - the cast had no idea what was going on. They were just told to adlib a surgery scene and Gary Burghoff was handed the note and told to walk in and read it.

I was a little kid when I first saw that. I cried like a baby.

Magnum was a great show- the supporting cast was excellent. Lots of babes on the beach as well.