Which TV death made you :to:

[RC-P90]

a.d.a. borgia on law and order...didnt see it coming and the way they found her in a trunk--...

 

[Tres Leches]

Wallace no doubt....Where the F is he ?

 

[BlvdBrawler]

Battlestar Galactica

Spoiler

 

[Shogun]

Where the fukk Wallace?

 

[sknk80]

When Nate Moretta dies in Southland. Came out of nowhere, and had a huge impact

 

[Gospel]

 

[DosCadenaz]

Spoiler

Bodie & Omar

Dukie dying on the inside

 

[dabestkeptsecret]

As far as "Angel"....

To me Wesley's death was sadder because he got shanked up then asked Illyria "let me see her one last time" so she shape-shifted into Fred and told him she loved him right before he died. shyt was because you know he knew that really wasn't her.

On a side note I think Wesley has the GOAT on-screen character transformation, right there with Walter White. Dude went from being a nerdy failed Watcher on "Buffy" to being a complete bad ass on "Angel".

I guarantee Marvel sat Whedon down like "you can't be killing off characters left and right" when he signed for "The Avengers". A lot of these post-"Avengers" Whedon fans don't realize he was infamous for that shyt.

Fred.

u're def right about that. He went from barely knowing how to throw a punch and basically being a virgin to knocking down lilah, keeping that hoe chick in the closet, and bodying vampires and demons dolo. The best thing it wasnt a sudden change but in a period of like 2 seasons.

 

[Grifter]

Fred's death was what got me. Reason why is because her soul was completely annihalated once Illyria took over. No afterlife for her and no chance of returning.

Wesley got a raw deal too. He's in hell now because of the Wolfram and Hart contract.

Especially after they spent an entire episode to save her only to "have" to let her die. Episode starts with her throwing up blood while singing.



New York Undercover - Eddie Torres

 

[hex]

u're def right about that. He went from barely knowing how to throw a punch and basically being a virgin to knocking down lilah, keeping that hoe chick in the closet, and bodying vampires and demons dolo. The best thing it wasnt a sudden change but in a period of like 2 seasons.

You remember when Lilah dressed up as Fred? And Wesley was like "keep the glasses on".

People sleep on "Angel". I would put season 4 with the Beast/Jasmine up against any season of any show, ever.

Fred.

 

[dabestkeptsecret]

Not sad necessarily but some of the most memorable for me...















The Shield: Lem being blown up
24: Ryan Chappelle, George Mason, Palmer, Michelle
Lost: Charlie, Locke, Jin-Sun,
Breaking Bad: Gustavo Fring
Angel: Doyle, Cordelia, Fred
The Wire: Bodie, Wallace



Joss Whedon is king at this shyt. All his character's deaths never feel cheap, they feel hella impactful and completely change the dynamic of the shows. Angel is one of my favorite shows ever for this.

that ryan chappelle one was always the most realistic/pathetic one on 24. For the most part everybody that died on 24 were basically about that life and werent scared to die. While chappelle was that whole time hoping for mercy. And jack with no choice left did what he had to do
To me thats has always been one of the most cold blooded deaths on 24



(and this was easily my favorite season of 24. jack at his most grimey level)

 

[Professor Moriarty]

 

[HendriX]

 

[ADLT]

The Sopranos - Silvio And Adriana Go For A Ride - YouTube

that shyt was cold blooded

 

[re'up]

A burden for Silvio and Chris, yes...but she was talking to the feds, she had to go. Nothing anyone could do. I love the scene where Chris is watching some poor family at the gas station, and you know right then what he's going to do....