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15 Inanimate Objects I Can’t Look at Without Crying Thanks to TV
If you can encounter a slow cooker, strawberries, or a roll of duct tape without tearing up, well, this list is not about you.
We’re a bunch of sweet little sickos who allow fictional characters and story lines to infiltrate our lives and our hearts to the point of making us sob on our sofas, emotionally devastated by deaths and breakups and all manner of life’s hardships that aren’t even real. : I’ve never been so thankful to feel old by way of something from my youth not existing anymore.In the season-eight episode “On the Beach,” beloved Dr. Mark Greene is dying of a brain tumor in Hawaii and spends his final days trying to mend his relationship with his older daughter, Rachel, who, it should be noted, is a real dick. Otherwise, I’d be sitting in my suit weeping, thinking about how Miranda Carroll used her final moments on this earth to make a phone call that saved her friend — and everyone else — holed up in Severn City Airport before the blue-suited spaceman that she created in her comic book ushered her to her death.
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