You guys really missed the mark on this one. Eddie’s wife dying, Buck telling Christopher that Eddie was shot, Maddie killing her ex-husband, Athena’s fiancee dying, Buck digging with his hands when he thinks Eddie is dead, Exdie getting shot are just some of the more impactful scenes. Showing the tsunami episode and not showing the 2 key scenes of that episode is also a crime: Buck trying to tell Eddie that he lost Christopher and Eddie telling Buck that there is no one else he trusts with his son more than Buck.
I think one of the most emotional and heartbreaking moments of 9-1-1 (Lone star) is the call of the astronaut that's dying and is only calling to say goodbye to his daughter and wife
The episode where the elderly woman with brain cancer called 911 to tell them she had overdosed, but not to have them save her, but be with her daughter so she wouldn’t be alone. That….words can’t describe the way it tears me up inside.
What brought me to tears was when an old man who was ust put into remission saves the life of a nurse he knew and the letter he wrote to her is given and read
YES! I lose it when she breaks down in Bobby’s arms at the end. She finally releases what she felt like was the weight of the world. It’s one of my favorite episodes.
Yall need a part 2! Eddie getting shot, Shannon dying, Chim getting stabbed, Maddie fighting her ex husband, Bobby asking Hen and Buck for help, Athena after she finds her dead fiancé killer, May trying to kill herself, Eddie being buried alive, Buck finding out the truth about his family and almost giving up in that wear house fire, Albert almost dying and I'm sure there is more I'm missing.
9-1-1 is legit my favorite show on tv right now. I love that they show you right before the disaster strikes, and you as the audience are left in suspense trying to guess what’s going to happen. It’s got a touch of “Final Destination”.
This scene destroyed me. I took care of my mother til breast cancer took her life. This hit home for me. My hubby didn’t skip a beat, he came an held me while I cried my eyes out.
For me, the most emotional scene from thisbshow was when they rescued a mother who accidentaly fell down in that old field and she had 3 daughtersm she died there and the kids rode to the firetruck saying whys the siren is off. The two havr no idea but the eldest understands that their mum has passed. I cried to much as soon as the song " You are my sunshine" starts playing and after that scene i had to pause it and sob. It was heartbreaking.
My mamaw and I along with my my Mom watch both 911 and 911: Lone Star and both have some of the most tear jerking moments but the actors and actresses portraying the characters show so much genuine emotion and really know how to pack a punch. And I'm trying so hard not to cry while watching this video. Great list, Ms. Mojo. 🖤
three major things missing on this list - #1 just mark down the whole Athena begins episode, that absolutely wrecked me! #2 the woman who was "dead" when they arrived at the hospital after giving birth to her daughter, but when the father placed the baby on her chest, to say goodbye, her heart started beating again and Hen broke down! #3 May attempts suicide.
I never watched 9-1-1 but I can see the absolute pain and sadness and regret when Hen hitted the Musician. Her job is to save peoples lives not end them. God the way she broke down once she realized that the Musician wasn't gonna make it HURTED ME. Also the Horse...yeah anything that involves a animal dying gets a instant cry out of me!
You should definitely watch 9-1-1, it is practically the perfect show, great balance of characters with excitement. Everything isn't all sewn up perfect but there is enough optimism to hope that it will get there. Ryan Murphy really wins with this series which is always number one on my watch list.
Learn grammar please... Read below and learn something. Translation below for people that can't read improper grammar from people who failed English class. Also for said idiot who probably needs to go back go 9th grade English... It SHOULD read: I can see the absolute pain, sadness and regret when Hen hit the musician. Her job is to save people's lives, not end them. God, the way she broke down once she realized that the musician wasn't going to make it hurt me. (Does that sound better to you? DOES IT?!! BECAUSE THAT IS THE PROPER WAY OF SAYING THAT!!! )
Ok I was an idiot for thinking I could get through this without crying. Also, Shannon’s death should’ve been on this list, at least as an honorable mention. Bobby even came straight to the hospital to comfort Eddie when he needed him the most. It was so devastating, I was just sitting there begging for them to stop this and go back to saving teachers from chocolate vats.
Going off the original show, there is an episode that always gets me. "Athena Begins." Not her fiancé's death, but when she finally solves the case that's haunted her for so long and comes home only to break down with Bobby there to comfort her. To me, that was the most emotional scene for the 118 by far.
When she’s walking that man into the police station, and all those people are just looking at him like he’s worthless and he’s scum. And then that song rise who’s playing in the background. Every time I hear that song no matter where I am I just see that scene were Athena is walking that man to face his judgment.
Y’all need to do a part 2 because you missed so many. Eddie’s wife dying. Buck telling Christopher Eddie got shot. Maddie ending her abuser’s life. These should’ve been on the list.
I remember when I saw the episode where he tossed it in the trash before his date with Athena, after learning about his plan of suicide. I can’t even describe how I felt.
While I agree with everything on the list (though I feel like the order was questionable), there were some scenes that really also should have been touched on, even if it was just in the honorable mentions. Athena Begins, Eddie getting shot and Buck breaking down telling Christopher, everything to do with Buck's past, and even several points from Season 5 (which I won't say because there are people who have not yet been able to watch it yet). And that's just the tip of the emotional iceberg. It's a good list, but maybe should have a part two.
So we don't include Eddie getting shot, or the one where two friends were injured, one dies, and they mistake their identities? The families find out the wrong girl died? Cuz both of those were tearjerkers.
The last one made me remember the saddest vocal concert of my life. Our "Music Down in My Soul" concert was dedicated entirely to gospel and soul music. It would normally be a very upbeat and lively concert, and was always my favorite every year. But one year, one song would never be sung again quite the same. A senior girl had been driving home from school when her car got hit in an intersection by a drunk driver. She had just gotten accepted into her first choice college, and had a whole life ahead of her. When we got to the song, our choir director stepped up and gave a speech about her, saying that she had gotten a solo in the song. She had been extatic to get the solo, as if was her favorite song, so now they were now dedicating it to her. It was a foot-tapping kind of happy song. So when we sang it, we all had smiles on our faces. But that day, there wasn't a single dry eye in the choir. The grief was palpable even through the upbeat tune. At the end of the song, a girl two rows down from me let out a wail and sunk to the ground, inconsolable. She was one of the girl's friends. There was a small break, and the audience remained seated while the choir got down from the risers. I remember searching for my best friend over in the descending tenor section and ran and hugged him. There were friends hugging one another all over the stage. The vast majority of us hadn't even known this girl and yet her loss was unbearable to all of us in the moment. The director told us later that he had considered leaving her solo entirely silent, with no one filling in to sing for her. It would have been nice, but it was already sad enough for all of us just to sing through it. The girl who filled in for her, I heard her voice break over the mic.
Life is full of beauty. Notice it. Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces. Smell the rain, and feel the wind. Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams.
The saddest episode of 911 when Christopher lost his mom, it was a really emotional episode because she wrote him a letter of one last time of how much she loved him, and he wants her to forgive her. Why she left because she really went through a horrible time, raising him alone without Eddie when he was in the army and it was so hard for them.
when each of these moments happened i cried when watching the show. #1 really REALLY was a rough one, but the rest are equally bad in the sense that they are bad because i'm bawling my eyes out.
I think that was based off something that really happened where a mother was with her toddler and pushed him to safety and fell and sadly didn't survive. I can't remember but I recall seeing a surveillance of it awhile back and it's forever scarred me and I really just had a feeling when he was going up the escalator that was going to happen.
I used to have a fear of escalators. That episode gave me flashbacks to my Mom calling me a little chickensh*t and telling me to get on the escalator. Trust me, anyone who claims the 70s were a wonderful time to be a kid probably also had "nice" parents in a "nice neighbourhood".
For me the most emotional moment on 9-1-1 is when the old men that were married were gonna go on a trip but the car began to move and hit and killed one of the old men. The other old man was having an emotional talk with Buck and before going to say goodbye to his Husband for the last time he tells Buck "You don't find it son. You make it. That's love." and then he goes to his Husband but shortly dies after... When buck stops Trying to revive him with CPR he notices the old man was holding his husband's hand when he died and then Buck said "That's Love." Such an Emotional scene...
@@sparklight0964 it’s not a designer baby, it’s a savior baby. Buck was born to save his older brother’s life who was battling with leukemia but it didn’t work and the brother died but Buck never knew about the brother. His parents were so wrapped up in their grief that they basically quit being parents to him.
For me it was when Eddie told Buck he was the legal parent of Christopher it anything happened to him. And hens scene. Oh god I play the cello that was rough
The most enotional moment for me, that lives in my head rest free is when they are listing to athena's attack over the radio, and you can just see it all in Bobby's face. And then added to that, latee on he has a conversation with her saying somethings along the lines of "most people would think what would hapoen but i knew what would happen if you died". He'd already said it all with his face in that previous scene but it just added to the whole storyline. It was heart breaking
Cry when Athena arrives at the scene of her fiancé's murder, and also when she meets with his mother to report the death, and also to report that the killer was arrested
Mrs Mojo I think you need a part two for this list. You forgot a few scenes. 1. When Eddie was shot. Watching Buck fall apart when trying to talk to Christopher. Or when the 118 had to listen to Athena being attacked. Or when Athena found her daughter unconscious after taking some pills. I'm sure I forgot some others. But yes a second list is definitely needed. Oh one more. When Chimney was stabbed by Maddie's ex husband.
The freeway colapse, Doug's death, David says yes to Michael, Maddie gives birth, the "help is not coming" 9-1-1 call, a man leaves a message for his wife during a plane crash, May's overdose, Buck gets struck by lightning, a woman calls saying her brother is going to kill himself, and Hen hitting the musician are my saddest moments from just the parent 9-1-1 show (I can think of a few more if we include Lone Star)
I love 9-1-1. This is a good list I agree with. The part with tsunami episode that really got me was when the team asks Buck why he's at the make shift hospital and he couldn't give them answer. He collapses and breaks down, after knowing Christopher is safe. The team is there to catch him. That part gets me everytime.
that one episode from season 5, when those two pretty best friends got injured during the parade and one of them lived the other one didn’t make it the worse part was when the parents got mistaken for their daughters 😢💔
This Makes me Cry Ever Time I think of It My Oldest daughter Was 11 and she said Daddy What Is Happing. Now That She's Grown Woman. She Cries Because she Now Understands .. We Continue to Watch These Videos. So Her and I understand the Meaning of Life. And How Important It Is To Be Able Feel and Have Passion For All People Who Have a Chance to Live Life. GOD BLESS
The police horse dying on 911 would give the death of Arthur Morgan's horse on RDR2 a run for its money. Also please do a video like this for 911 Lone Star
The episode where a mom and her 3 kids walk and go to a pit, the ground falls and the mom pushes the daughter out the way, she new she was dying so she told them how much they meant to her, the music and the words made me cry so much!!
I don't see anyone has mentioned this so I will: When Chimney was stabbed and is watching his life on repeat. We see Chimney's origin and there's a moment where he's in a hospital waiting to hear about a colleague that he saved. While he's waiting in that chair he slowly seems to snap back into reality for a while. He senses pain where he was stabbed, blood suddenly appearing on his body and blood dripping from his face. His terrified and disoriented look from what is happening in that moment is so sad. He senses that something is wrong. He has a hunch that he's not really in that hospital and that where he is isn't real. But then he gets interrupted by an old friend and he slips back into continuing to watch his life on repeat.
For me the most heartbreaking moments are: -Christopher is found after the tsunami (I cry every time) -Buck tells Christopher that Eddie gets shot, cry and Christopher comforting him (I'm crying more on that) -Buck found Maddie after she escaped from Doug
I think an honorable mention should be the season 2 episode “Bobby Begins Again”, where they show more of his backstory and how he became the new captain of the 118. When they show his dead kids, and then his wife dying in the hospital shortly after… God it’s so hard to watch.
The saddest, but at the same time most uplifting, story is Nias; I was really sad/angry that Nia had to go back to her mother, but after learning she was a good mother that had the worst luck I was relieved 😁🥰
Seeing that poor man fall through the landing floor of the escalator made my heart jump and then shatter at the conclusion and then made me more wary of escalators since then….
I really think the end of "help's not coming", when they reunite with all their families and stand proud of their dead colleagues body "Russ" was so emotional, I wanted to cry
I feel this recent moment that feels like a number 3 is when an old lady had gotten a head injury a week earlier and she didn’t get treated so the impact that it gave her is she couldn’t recognize anyone she knew and one day her son came over but since she couldn’t recognize him she called 911 saying there was an intruder and she said she has a gun a shoots who she thought was an intruder but was actually her son and the 911 operators find out that she has a brain injury, so after her surgery Athena comes in and tells her that the person she thought was an intruder was actually her son and just hearing her crying and yelling “I didn’t mean to” is just heartbreaking.
Dont know if anyone will agree me: -Btw, some of the scenes is hard to choose, so I just have them in the same place 1A. Athena is breaking down after arresting the culprit of Emmett’s death in 3x07 1B. she is desperate that she don’t knows how to tell Harry the home is save that she doesn’t sure about in 5x04 2A. “You look like you are expendable”-Eddie, 4x14 2B. “You don’t think you have to lose everything before you can allow yourself to feel anything” -Bobby, 3x08 3A. “How I’d suppose to tell my best friend that I lost his son?”-Buck 3x02, 3B. Eddie is trapped under the well in “Eddie Begins” 3C. “I didn’t give up” -Maddie 2x13, after killing Doug 4A. The hug between Maddie and Chimney after the dispatch centre is retaken, in 3x14 4B. “Love me Anyway” -Buck,4x04 5A. The soldier reunions with his daughter and his spouse when his daughter is performing on stage 5B. “I am afraid of not being normal anymore” -Eddie, 5x13 6A. Albert gets a crash, almost die in 4x9, Shannon’s last word in 2x18, 6B. “Help”-Bobby in 1x04(near the end of the episode) 7A. Eddie self-convincing himself he is ok, in 5x11 7B. the desperation of Athena for the attempt of May’s suicide in 1x02 8. The leaving and the reunion for Maddie (5x03 & 5x12) 9. The story of the cyclist that trapped in the pipe due to the collapse of Hollywood Reservoir (in 5x02) 10A. “He feels like one of his families has slipped away from him and he is hyper-focused to protect the other one”-Hen ,5x05 10B. he is leaving because he is the cause of the leaving of Chimney in 5x06 Honorable Mention: 1) Harry went back to the house that Jeffrey put him in the wall 2) Jacob screaming for the highway 3) Chim success help 118 extinguish the fire in the Dougney Town(somewhere like that) 4) “My fiancé” -Abby (S3 finale) (this one almost let me freaked out)
Maddie killing her ex husband 😭 she was amazing in that scene! Her crying while she is blindly stabbing him..just the whole scene from her running out of the cabin to when Buck finds her. SO good!
I don't know how many times I watched this video. I love 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Lone Star so much!! You should make more videos about 9-1-1 and also the spin off 9-1-1: Lone Star
Kevin’s sacrifice was so sad, his character appears in only one episode and they made his death so devastating for me. Chimney’s episode was rough and sad :(
Escalator lady was a good actress for that. I couldn't imagine being that close to happiness only to have it literally ripped away. That and the crying... just waves of agony.
You guys really missed the mark on this one. Eddie’s wife dying, Buck telling Christopher that Eddie was shot, Maddie killing her ex-husband, Athena’s fiancee dying, Buck digging with his hands when he thinks Eddie is dead, Exdie getting shot are just some of the more impactful scenes. Showing the tsunami episode and not showing the 2 key scenes of that episode is also a crime: Buck trying to tell Eddie that he lost Christopher and Eddie telling Buck that there is no one else he trusts with his son more than Buck.
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Maddie killing her ex husband wasn't sad to me.
this 😩
@@ashleydowney1222 maddies reaction after she kills her husband when she was running to hug buck
When Chim's brother got in that pile up and they had to find him
The whole episode of “Athena Begins” is so emotional. Athena holding the mother of her fiancée that died in a shooting had me in floods of tears
Totally agree I felt as it could have been #2
Same here. I was in tears when she went home and just broke down and collapsed into Bobby. So heartbreaking.
Gut wrenching
literally just watched that part 30 seconds ago wtf
Are you sure athena was holding the mother of her fiancee that died cause I didn't find that scene
I think one of the most emotional and heartbreaking moments of 9-1-1 (Lone star) is the call of the astronaut that's dying and is only calling to say goodbye to his daughter and wife
True, I can't handle that episode
I still can’t watch that episode again
I'm not a crier but damn THAT was a moment
Agreed
Yeah agree with that it even got me
I still tear up when Bobby says, "Help," and breaks into tears after the plane crash.
If I ever feel like I need a good cry, I watch that scene. It lets me release
Right? That was really sad
@@LunaStarlight35 Still one of my favorite episodes.
@@CaptainCretaceous91 It’s a great wpisodey
Which episode was that ??
The episode where the elderly woman with brain cancer called 911 to tell them she had overdosed, but not to have them save her, but be with her daughter so she wouldn’t be alone. That….words can’t describe the way it tears me up inside.
Oh that one was the worst. Just gut wrenching
That one hurt so much, but yet so Beuatiful
Which one was that again? I can’t quite remember.
@@RBuyse14 Season 4 Episode 10 “Parenthood”.
What brought me to tears was when an old man who was ust put into remission saves the life of a nurse he knew and the letter he wrote to her is given and read
Yes! 😭😭😭 He even saved Ravi and Hen when the ceiling fell.
Didn’t he end up dying?:(
@allisoncastle yes, but it was due to the fire, not from his cancer.
Athena confronting and turning her old fiancé’s murderer should’ve made number 1. I cried every time that scene comes up.
YES! I lose it when she breaks down in Bobby’s arms at the end. She finally releases what she felt like was the weight of the world. It’s one of my favorite episodes.
Yall need a part 2! Eddie getting shot, Shannon dying, Chim getting stabbed, Maddie fighting her ex husband, Bobby asking Hen and Buck for help, Athena after she finds her dead fiancé killer, May trying to kill herself, Eddie being buried alive, Buck finding out the truth about his family and almost giving up in that wear house fire, Albert almost dying and I'm sure there is more I'm missing.
also athena getting beat up in the storage facility
Eddie getting shot, Shannon Eddie’s Wife dying, Buck trying to tell Christopher his dad got shot,
I feel like they should have divided this into most emotional calls and most emotional private moments from the main characters
I’m watching the episode where Buck finds out about his family and I’m just like “Where is my dude’s Emmy?!”
The pregnant woman whose husband died in the plane crash hearing his goodbye message and Abby finding her mom’s body.
9-1-1 is so underrated.. I love this show. Can’t wait for it to come back soon!
I watched it last night on TV with my family
Just discovered it this season and love it.
Athena battling for her life against a rapist while the crew listens through the 911 call.
9-1-1 is legit my favorite show on tv right now. I love that they show you right before the disaster strikes, and you as the audience are left in suspense trying to guess what’s going to happen. It’s got a touch of “Final Destination”.
I don't know why, but the scene in the cafe where Josh gathered the people Maddie help to make her see the difference she made always makes me cry
I love this scene
Love this
Yesss they definitely missed the mark
WE NEED MORE 9-1-1 LISTS ON MOJO!!!
Yes we do
YES!!!!!!!!!
The episode with the woman who committed suicide and called the LAFD so her daughter wouldn’t be alone destroyed me.
That was very sad especially the part where the old lady wanted to her relieve her pain and wanted the paramedics to comfort her daughter
What episode is that?
@@t_c376 Parenthood
9-1-1: Season 4, Episode 10
This scene destroyed me. I took care of my mother til breast cancer took her life. This hit home for me. My hubby didn’t skip a beat, he came an held me while I cried my eyes out.
that whole episode parenthood was 💔💔💔
All those people helping Buck was so uplifting and inspiring 🙌🏽 🙏🏽
I cried like a baby on that scene
I rewatch the series over and over and still cry when Hen hits the girl.
It always hits hardest when the strongest breaks down.
Same here every time it's on tv n I have some saved on my phone to rewatch
I am not a crier and I normally hate sappy and emotional shows. But both 9-1-1 shows do make me cry quite a bit.
For me, the most emotional scene from thisbshow was when they rescued a mother who accidentaly fell down in that old field and she had 3 daughtersm she died there and the kids rode to the firetruck saying whys the siren is off. The two havr no idea but the eldest understands that their mum has passed. I cried to much as soon as the song " You are my sunshine" starts playing and after that scene i had to pause it and sob. It was heartbreaking.
OMG!! Yes! 😢😢😢
Cried watching this scene earlier
That episode was my introduction to 9-1-1 and it WRECKED me! I sobbed so hard!!! "Why isn't the siren on?"
What episode
*seeing Hen breaking down*
Okay, who's chopping onions?! 😭
My mamaw and I along with my my Mom watch both 911 and 911: Lone Star and both have some of the most tear jerking moments but the actors and actresses portraying the characters show so much genuine emotion and really know how to pack a punch. And I'm trying so hard not to cry while watching this video. Great list, Ms. Mojo. 🖤
The part when Buck got freed was the most emotional part for me, in the video. I even remember them play "Sanctuary" in that scene.
Love that song, especially played in that scene
three major things missing on this list -
#1 just mark down the whole Athena begins episode, that absolutely wrecked me!
#2 the woman who was "dead" when they arrived at the hospital after giving birth to her daughter, but when the father placed the baby on her chest, to say goodbye, her heart started beating again and Hen broke down!
#3 May attempts suicide.
I never watched 9-1-1 but I can see the absolute pain and sadness and regret when Hen hitted the Musician. Her job is to save peoples lives not end them. God the way she broke down once she realized that the Musician wasn't gonna make it HURTED ME. Also the Horse...yeah anything that involves a animal dying gets a instant cry out of me!
You should definitely watch 9-1-1, it is practically the perfect show, great balance of characters with excitement. Everything isn't all sewn up perfect but there is enough optimism to hope that it will get there. Ryan Murphy really wins with this series which is always number one on my watch list.
Will you decide to finally watch it?
Learn grammar please... Read below and learn something. Translation below for people that can't read improper grammar from people who failed English class. Also for said idiot who probably needs to go back go 9th grade English...
It SHOULD read: I can see the absolute pain, sadness and regret when Hen hit the musician. Her job is to save people's lives, not end them. God, the way she broke down once she realized that the musician wasn't going to make it hurt me. (Does that sound better to you? DOES IT?!! BECAUSE THAT IS THE PROPER WAY OF SAYING THAT!!! )
@@motsumilioness you must be a very fun person to hang around with
@@motsumilioness bro chill out it's fine
Ok I was an idiot for thinking I could get through this without crying.
Also, Shannon’s death should’ve been on this list, at least as an honorable mention. Bobby even came straight to the hospital to comfort Eddie when he needed him the most. It was so devastating, I was just sitting there begging for them to stop this and go back to saving teachers from chocolate vats.
and the plane crash scene where he called his wife 😭
I thought it was something wrong with me too
Going off the original show, there is an episode that always gets me. "Athena Begins." Not her fiancé's death, but when she finally solves the case that's haunted her for so long and comes home only to break down with Bobby there to comfort her. To me, that was the most emotional scene for the 118 by far.
When she’s walking that man into the police station, and all those people are just looking at him like he’s worthless and he’s scum. And then that song rise who’s playing in the background. Every time I hear that song no matter where I am I just see that scene were Athena is walking that man to face his judgment.
My favourite episode
Which episode and season?@@chichi8398
9-1-1 is not just a show it's an emotion ❤️
Y’all need to do a part 2 because you missed so many. Eddie’s wife dying. Buck telling Christopher Eddie got shot. Maddie ending her abuser’s life. These should’ve been on the list.
The worst/saddest part about Bobby's story is his notebook
I remember when I saw the episode where he tossed it in the trash before his date with Athena, after learning about his plan of suicide. I can’t even describe how I felt.
While I agree with everything on the list (though I feel like the order was questionable), there were some scenes that really also should have been touched on, even if it was just in the honorable mentions. Athena Begins, Eddie getting shot and Buck breaking down telling Christopher, everything to do with Buck's past, and even several points from Season 5 (which I won't say because there are people who have not yet been able to watch it yet). And that's just the tip of the emotional iceberg. It's a good list, but maybe should have a part two.
So we don't include Eddie getting shot, or the one where two friends were injured, one dies, and they mistake their identities? The families find out the wrong girl died? Cuz both of those were tearjerkers.
Ohhhhh I know what your talking about your talking about that parade episode with makayla and Cassie and makayla died and Cassie survived
In the plane crash episode when the wife hears her husband's 9-1-1 call will always bring me to major tears
The last one made me remember the saddest vocal concert of my life. Our "Music Down in My Soul" concert was dedicated entirely to gospel and soul music. It would normally be a very upbeat and lively concert, and was always my favorite every year. But one year, one song would never be sung again quite the same. A senior girl had been driving home from school when her car got hit in an intersection by a drunk driver. She had just gotten accepted into her first choice college, and had a whole life ahead of her.
When we got to the song, our choir director stepped up and gave a speech about her, saying that she had gotten a solo in the song. She had been extatic to get the solo, as if was her favorite song, so now they were now dedicating it to her. It was a foot-tapping kind of happy song. So when we sang it, we all had smiles on our faces. But that day, there wasn't a single dry eye in the choir. The grief was palpable even through the upbeat tune.
At the end of the song, a girl two rows down from me let out a wail and sunk to the ground, inconsolable. She was one of the girl's friends. There was a small break, and the audience remained seated while the choir got down from the risers. I remember searching for my best friend over in the descending tenor section and ran and hugged him. There were friends hugging one another all over the stage. The vast majority of us hadn't even known this girl and yet her loss was unbearable to all of us in the moment.
The director told us later that he had considered leaving her solo entirely silent, with no one filling in to sing for her. It would have been nice, but it was already sad enough for all of us just to sing through it. The girl who filled in for her, I heard her voice break over the mic.
Pretty much all of these moments get to me so bad. It really shows how much trauma first responders have to go through In real life
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The saddest episode of 911 when Christopher lost his mom, it was a really emotional episode because she wrote him a letter of one last time of how much she loved him, and he wants her to forgive her. Why she left because she really went through a horrible time, raising him alone without Eddie when he was in the army and it was so hard for them.
When Hen accidentally killed that girl, and broke down. I was bawling 😭
when each of these moments happened i cried when watching the show. #1 really REALLY was a rough one, but the rest are equally bad in the sense that they are bad because i'm bawling my eyes out.
please do a top 10 funniest moments on 9-1-1 as well, cuz after this list, we need a good laugh 🥲
For reaal😭
For that list, they can start with the episodes “Jinx” and “Cursed”
There were many tearjerking moments in this show, but seeing Hen cry really hurt. 🥺
I’ve always had a huge fear of escalators. I show people the escalator scene in 9-1-1 when they make fun of me for it.
You’re not alone there.
@@tdlover5164 Me too. The scene from the final destination with the escalator turned my skin white
I think that was based off something that really happened where a mother was with her toddler and pushed him to safety and fell and sadly didn't survive. I can't remember but I recall seeing a surveillance of it awhile back and it's forever scarred me and I really just had a feeling when he was going up the escalator that was going to happen.
Same here
I used to have a fear of escalators. That episode gave me flashbacks to my Mom calling me a little chickensh*t and telling me to get on the escalator. Trust me, anyone who claims the 70s were a wonderful time to be a kid probably also had "nice" parents in a "nice neighbourhood".
Buck Begins was such an emotional episode!
There is so many more than that 10 Maddie's attack, chimneys rebar, Athenas attack
For me the most emotional moment on 9-1-1 is when the old men that were married were gonna go on a trip but the car began to move and hit and killed one of the old men. The other old man was having an emotional talk with Buck and before going to say goodbye to his Husband for the last time he tells Buck "You don't find it son. You make it. That's love." and then he goes to his Husband but shortly dies after... When buck stops Trying to revive him with CPR he notices the old man was holding his husband's hand when he died and then Buck said "That's Love." Such an Emotional scene...
How about Buck finding out that he was a designer baby?
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@@sparklight0964 it’s not a designer baby, it’s a savior baby. Buck was born to save his older brother’s life who was battling with leukemia but it didn’t work and the brother died but Buck never knew about the brother. His parents were so wrapped up in their grief that they basically quit being parents to him.
For me it was when Eddie told Buck he was the legal parent of Christopher it anything happened to him. And hens scene. Oh god I play the cello that was rough
The most enotional moment for me, that lives in my head rest free is when they are listing to athena's attack over the radio, and you can just see it all in Bobby's face. And then added to that, latee on he has a conversation with her saying somethings along the lines of "most people would think what would hapoen but i knew what would happen if you died". He'd already said it all with his face in that previous scene but it just added to the whole storyline. It was heart breaking
Cry when Athena arrives at the scene of her fiancé's murder, and also when she meets with his mother to report the death, and also to report that the killer was arrested
Mrs Mojo I think you need a part two for this list. You forgot a few scenes. 1. When Eddie was shot. Watching Buck fall apart when trying to talk to Christopher. Or when the 118 had to listen to Athena being attacked. Or when Athena found her daughter unconscious after taking some pills. I'm sure I forgot some others. But yes a second list is definitely needed. Oh one more. When Chimney was stabbed by Maddie's ex husband.
This series has a lot of tear jerkers. I always keep tissues near me. I cry a lot.
The freeway colapse, Doug's death, David says yes to Michael, Maddie gives birth, the "help is not coming" 9-1-1 call, a man leaves a message for his wife during a plane crash, May's overdose, Buck gets struck by lightning, a woman calls saying her brother is going to kill himself, and Hen hitting the musician are my saddest moments from just the parent 9-1-1 show (I can think of a few more if we include Lone Star)
I love 9-1-1. This is a good list I agree with. The part with tsunami episode that really got me was when the team asks Buck why he's at the make shift hospital and he couldn't give them answer. He collapses and breaks down, after knowing Christopher is safe. The team is there to catch him. That part gets me everytime.
Chimney breaking down before doctor while looking for Maddie in 5×04 is the most emotional moment of 911 for me.
This is one of the few programs that make me tear up on a regular basis
Eddie getting shot, the astronaut are also some of the saddest moments
When mia went back to her mom. Hen and Karen the acting was so spot on i was in tears... 😭😭😭
Honestly for me it has to be in Season 8 episode 5 that one had me in tears
I've never seen this show but geez. My heart would not be able to take this. I can tell there is some great acting.
You should definitely watch it’s fantastic. There is also a lot of comedic situations too.
that one episode from season 5, when those two pretty best friends got injured during the parade and one of them lived the other one didn’t make it the worse part was when the parents got mistaken for their daughters 😢💔
I was devastated on this!
Oh yea my stomach drop when hen told makayla's parents that she died
The horse death and kevin are the sadness for me, I just can't handle those episodes😭😭😭
Missing episode where Buck was trying his best to wake up from a coma,Athena found the person who killed her man after the years.
This Makes me Cry Ever Time I think of It My Oldest daughter Was 11 and she said Daddy What Is Happing. Now That She's Grown Woman. She Cries Because she Now Understands .. We Continue to Watch These Videos. So Her and I understand the Meaning of Life. And How Important It Is To Be Able Feel and Have Passion For All People Who Have a Chance to Live Life. GOD BLESS
The police horse dying on 911 would give the death of Arthur Morgan's horse on RDR2 a run for its money. Also please do a video like this for 911 Lone Star
The episode where a mom and her 3 kids walk and go to a pit, the ground falls and the mom pushes the daughter out the way, she new she was dying so she told them how much they meant to her, the music and the words made me cry so much!!
The freeway pile up accident.. athena's convo with jacob's dad and knowing that his son is the one who called 911....
One of the best shows 🙏🏽❤️
I don't see anyone has mentioned this so I will:
When Chimney was stabbed and is watching his life on repeat. We see Chimney's origin and there's a moment where he's in a hospital waiting to hear about a colleague that he saved. While he's waiting in that chair he slowly seems to snap back into reality for a while. He senses pain where he was stabbed, blood suddenly appearing on his body and blood dripping from his face. His terrified and disoriented look from what is happening in that moment is so sad. He senses that something is wrong. He has a hunch that he's not really in that hospital and that where he is isn't real. But then he gets interrupted by an old friend and he slips back into continuing to watch his life on repeat.
For me the most heartbreaking moments are:
-Christopher is found after the tsunami (I cry every time)
-Buck tells Christopher that Eddie gets shot, cry and Christopher comforting him (I'm crying more on that)
-Buck found Maddie after she escaped from Doug
It's 40% heartbreaking and 60% infuriating, but my list includes everytime we see Maddie bruised and beaten. No one deserves that.
I think an honorable mention should be the season 2 episode “Bobby Begins Again”, where they show more of his backstory and how he became the new captain of the 118. When they show his dead kids, and then his wife dying in the hospital shortly after… God it’s so hard to watch.
Now I need Top 10 Emotional moments of 9-1-1: Lone Star
I always cry when everyone rushes to help free Buck from under the fire truck.
Bro when maddie gave birth a started crying 😭 so hard
Oh, god, all the emotions have been ripped back to the surface.
I can't count how many times I have cried watching this show. I feel like this needs a 2nd part as there are so many more to add.
The saddest, but at the same time most uplifting, story is Nias; I was really sad/angry that Nia had to go back to her mother, but after learning she was a good mother that had the worst luck I was relieved 😁🥰
Seeing that poor man fall through the landing floor of the escalator made my heart jump and then shatter at the conclusion and then made me more wary of escalators since then….
Eddie’s military flashback, as a military kid that got to me hard
I really think the end of "help's not coming", when they reunite with all their families and stand proud of their dead colleagues body "Russ" was so emotional, I wanted to cry
Well, thanks. Now, I’m crying. 😑
I feel this recent moment that feels like a number 3 is when an old lady had gotten a head injury a week earlier and she didn’t get treated so the impact that it gave her is she couldn’t recognize anyone she knew and one day her son came over but since she couldn’t recognize him she called 911 saying there was an intruder and she said she has a gun a shoots who she thought was an intruder but was actually her son and the 911 operators find out that she has a brain injury, so after her surgery Athena comes in and tells her that the person she thought was an intruder was actually her son and just hearing her crying and yelling “I didn’t mean to” is just heartbreaking.
Yea I seen that one that was sad😢
WOW MOJO ACTUALLY COVERED THIS!! GO GET EM!!!
This can easily be multiple top tens because there are so many emotional scenes. They really could do the same for 9-1-1 Lone Star as well.
Dont know if anyone will agree me:
-Btw, some of the scenes is hard to choose, so I just have them in the same place
1A. Athena is breaking down after arresting the culprit of Emmett’s death in 3x07
1B. she is desperate that she don’t knows how to tell Harry the home is save that she doesn’t sure about in 5x04
2A. “You look like you are expendable”-Eddie, 4x14
2B. “You don’t think you have to lose everything before you can allow yourself to feel anything” -Bobby, 3x08
3A. “How I’d suppose to tell my best friend that I lost his son?”-Buck 3x02,
3B. Eddie is trapped under the well in “Eddie Begins”
3C. “I didn’t give up” -Maddie 2x13, after killing Doug
4A. The hug between Maddie and Chimney after the dispatch centre is retaken, in 3x14
4B. “Love me Anyway” -Buck,4x04
5A. The soldier reunions with his daughter and his spouse when his daughter is performing on stage
5B. “I am afraid of not being normal anymore” -Eddie, 5x13
6A. Albert gets a crash, almost die in 4x9, Shannon’s last word in 2x18,
6B. “Help”-Bobby in 1x04(near the end of the episode)
7A. Eddie self-convincing himself he is ok, in 5x11
7B. the desperation of Athena for the attempt of May’s suicide in 1x02
8. The leaving and the reunion for Maddie (5x03 & 5x12)
9. The story of the cyclist that trapped in the pipe due to the collapse of Hollywood Reservoir (in 5x02)
10A. “He feels like one of his families has slipped away from him and he is hyper-focused to protect the other one”-Hen ,5x05
10B. he is leaving because he is the cause of the leaving of Chimney in 5x06
Honorable Mention: 1) Harry went back to the house that Jeffrey put him in the wall
2) Jacob screaming for the highway
3) Chim success help 118 extinguish the fire in the Dougney Town(somewhere like that)
4) “My fiancé” -Abby (S3 finale) (this one almost let me freaked out)
Maddie killing her ex husband 😭 she was amazing in that scene! Her crying while she is blindly stabbing him..just the whole scene from her running out of the cabin to when Buck finds her. SO good!
I don't know how many times I watched this video. I love 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Lone Star so much!! You should make more videos about 9-1-1 and also the spin off 9-1-1: Lone Star
The horse dying got me balling my eyes out and my family is like, “are you ok?” And I be saying no!!😭😭😭😭
Im hiding my tears in that scene! 😅
Nia is the cutest baby ever
Kevin’s sacrifice was so sad, his character appears in only one episode and they made his death so devastating for me. Chimney’s episode was rough and sad :(
I love 9-1-1💯🖤
the hrose one made me cry so hard when he started to thank the horse for being a friend and keeping him safe I lost it
Escalator lady was a good actress for that. I couldn't imagine being that close to happiness only to have it literally ripped away. That and the crying... just waves of agony.
Watching this while waiting at the doctor's office. Trying not to cry but it's not working lol
The horse bit had me crying wells
The use of the music from the movie Arrival, just that scene of Hen hitting the Cellist hammers me in feels. No wonder it was number one. 😭😭😭
Seeing Kevins funeral and seeing his brother chim carrying his helmet and trying to hold his tears while he rings the bell still makes me cry😢
For me the first season every episode was emotional! When Fox cancel the series I was emotional. Imagine my joy to find out ABC picked it up
The entire episode where we learn of Buck's story is sad too. He legit didn't care if he died, he was going to sacrifice himself to save others.
So just cry through this video? Got you!
I'm crying,I was crying the whole video😭
ngl, christopher getting lost needed to be at number 1, i’ve never cried like i did in that episode. I was actually hysterically crying
Great video! Loving these videos! can you do a top 10 best fifa soccer players! Soccer fan here! 9-1-1 is a great show