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TVFactFan · 06-20-2003, 07:12 PM

I think i heard people in the audience who were very emotional at the end of Stivics Go West. Did anyone else notice this when they saw the end of ths episode? I'm not 100% sure but just want to know if anyone heard the same.

KayEn78 · 06-21-2003, 12:38 AM

Yes, the audience was very emotional when Mike and Gloria left. You were not hearing things. The audience openly cried, the episode was that moving and emotional. I cried when I first saw that episode. I also remembering that the actors were not acting during the last ten minutes, it was real...tears and all.
-Kristi

TVFactFan · 06-21-2003, 12:41 AM

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Originally posted by KayEn78
Yes, the audience was very emotional when Mike and Gloria left. You were not hearing things. The audience openly cried, the episode was that moving and emotional. I cried when I first saw that episode. I also remembering that the actors were not acting during the last ten minutes, it was real...tears and all.
-Kristi

Thanks. I saw the episode for the last night. Yes it was moving.

ConservativeBalla · 06-25-2003, 01:37 PM

What season does that episode happen in? Also, was it the first or last episode of <insert season here>?

TVFactFan · 06-25-2003, 04:43 PM

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Originally posted by ConservativeBaller
What season does that episode happen in? Also, was it the first or last episode of <insert season here>?

that episode was in season 8 and it was the last episode of season 8

DarleneIllyria · 06-25-2003, 07:57 PM

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that episode was in season 8 and it was the last episode of season 8

We're about to get to season 8, aren't we? I know they showed the baby pagent ep this morning. Yep, we are getting kind of close to 8.

TVFactFan · 06-25-2003, 08:04 PM

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Originally posted by Jenny
We're about to get to season 8, aren't we? I know they showed the baby pagent ep this morning. Yep, we are getting kind of close to 8.

Jenny correct me if i'm wrong, but on the N@N version of Stivics go West, The last scene is when Mike hugs Archie on the Porch. I think they don't show anything after that. Is that Correct

DarleneIllyria · 06-25-2003, 08:13 PM

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Jenny correct me if i'm wrong, but on the N@N version of Stivics go West, The last scene is when Mike hugs Archie on the Porch. I think they don't show anything after that. Is that Correct

Um, don't quote me on this, but I think they have a couple of more scenes after the hugging. Mike and Gloria leave and Archie and Edith come into the house. Edith goes and gets Archie a beer, and Archie's wiping the tears out of his eyes. Edith comes into the room (Archie doesn't see her) and Edith sees he's wiping his eyes. She goes back to the kitchen and yells to Archie "I'm coming w/ your beer, Archie!" It was something like that, not the exact quote. Archie puts his handkerchief away and Edith walks into the living room and gets Archie his beer. The last scene is Archie and Edith sitting in their chairs and the camera pulls away from them. I do think they show that in the N @ N version, somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I want to say they do show the scenes.

TVFactFan · 06-25-2003, 08:27 PM

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Originally posted by Jenny
Um, don't quote me on this, but I think they have a couple of more scenes after the hugging. Mike and Gloria leave and Archie and Edith come into the house. Edith goes and gets Archie a beer, and Archie's wiping the tears out of his eyes. Edith comes into the room (Archie doesn't see her) and Edith sees he's wiping his eyes. She goes back to the kitchen and yells to Archie "I'm coming w/ your beer, Archie!" It was something like that, not the exact quote. Archie puts his handkerchief away and Edith walks into the living room and gets Archie his beer. The last scene is Archie and Edith sitting in their chairs and the camera pulls away from them. I do think they show that in the N @ N version, somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I want to say they do show the scenes.

Well we should find out very soon. I fell asleep the last time N@N aired that episode.

BioNicKUSB · 06-28-2003, 12:16 AM

That was defintely the most saddest scene to watch. the actors did excellent especially when Mike admitted to archie he loved him. it was fascinating. there will never be a sitcom ever again like all in the family. its magical

Brad Russ · 06-29-2003, 04:53 AM

There is alot of emotion coming from the audience during this episode. I usually watch tv with headphones, so I always hear things that aren't heard by watching without them. In the scene where Gloria hugs Edith in the house, you can hear a lady speak the words: This is good. Also as Gloria looks at Archie before breaking down, you can clearly hear someone in the audience sobbing. The next bit of audience emotion I heard was when Mike and Archie were on the porch together, and Archie is about to speak. You can hear what sounds like someone crying in the backround. The last bit of emotion I noticed in the episode was at the very end when Archie, and Edith are sitting on their chairs. As the picture begins fading to black, you hear another person in the audience lose it, and start crying.

I know if I would have been at this taping, I would have been crying right along with everyone. That episode is quite possibly the most emotional in tv history!

06-20-2003, 07:12 PM	#1
TVFactFan Member Forum Junkie Join Date: Aug 17, 2002 Posts: 99,067	I was wondering were members in the audience very emotional when Mike and Gloria left I think i heard people in the audience who were very emotional at the end of Stivics Go West. Did anyone else notice this when they saw the end of ths episode? I'm not 100% sure but just want to know if anyone heard the same.

06-21-2003, 12:38 AM	#2
KayEn78 Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Dec 23, 2002 Location: Rolling Meadows, Illinois Posts: 201	You Were Not Hearing Things... Yes, the audience was very emotional when Mike and Gloria left. You were not hearing things. The audience openly cried, the episode was that moving and emotional. I cried when I first saw that episode. I also remembering that the actors were not acting during the last ten minutes, it was real...tears and all. -Kristi
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06-28-2003, 12:16 AM	#10
BioNicKUSB Member Forum Hawk Join Date: Jun 28, 2003 Location: Long Island Posts: 3	sad scene That was defintely the most saddest scene to watch. the actors did excellent especially when Mike admitted to archie he loved him. it was fascinating. there will never be a sitcom ever again like all in the family. its magical

06-29-2003, 04:53 AM	#11
Brad Russ Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Feb 17, 2002 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 10,085	There is alot of emotion coming from the audience during this episode. I usually watch tv with headphones, so I always hear things that aren't heard by watching without them. In the scene where Gloria hugs Edith in the house, you can hear a lady speak the words: This is good. Also as Gloria looks at Archie before breaking down, you can clearly hear someone in the audience sobbing. The next bit of audience emotion I heard was when Mike and Archie were on the porch together, and Archie is about to speak. You can hear what sounds like someone crying in the backround. The last bit of emotion I noticed in the episode was at the very end when Archie, and Edith are sitting on their chairs. As the picture begins fading to black, you hear another person in the audience lose it, and start crying. I know if I would have been at this taping, I would have been crying right along with everyone. That episode is quite possibly the most emotional in tv history!
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