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Day 09 - Best scene ever
I've never tried to embed a video before, so my apologies if this fails miserably.
Although I considered several possibilities for this answer, I landed on an oldie but a goodie. (No doubt it shows my age, but I loved Taxi as a little girl - it was on on Wednesday nights, which was the night I spent with my father. It was probably an inappropriate show for a little girl, but I remember snuggling with my dad on the couch, and drifting off to sleep to the closing credits.)
Here is one of the funniest scenes in television sitcom history: Reverend Jim's Driving Test
Runner's Up:
Veronica Mars: Logan and Veronica's First Kiss:
Man Men: Kitty Romano figures out why her husband isn't interested
(This is a beautiful scene - Sal never comes out to Kitty, it just finally dawns on Kitty why Sal isn't having sex with her - this scene is all about Sal's actions and Kitty's facial expressions. This is a particularly poignant scene, because (I think) Kitty really does love Sal, and Sal loves Kitty in a non-sexual way, but it finally dawns on Kitty that her marriage is a sham.)
I've never tried to embed a video before, so my apologies if this fails miserably.
Although I considered several possibilities for this answer, I landed on an oldie but a goodie. (No doubt it shows my age, but I loved Taxi as a little girl - it was on on Wednesday nights, which was the night I spent with my father. It was probably an inappropriate show for a little girl, but I remember snuggling with my dad on the couch, and drifting off to sleep to the closing credits.)
Here is one of the funniest scenes in television sitcom history: Reverend Jim's Driving Test
Runner's Up:
Veronica Mars: Logan and Veronica's First Kiss:
Man Men: Kitty Romano figures out why her husband isn't interested
(This is a beautiful scene - Sal never comes out to Kitty, it just finally dawns on Kitty why Sal isn't having sex with her - this scene is all about Sal's actions and Kitty's facial expressions. This is a particularly poignant scene, because (I think) Kitty really does love Sal, and Sal loves Kitty in a non-sexual way, but it finally dawns on Kitty that her marriage is a sham.)