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The 21 Best 'Parenthood' Cries Always, Ranked From Sobs To Sniffles

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Tonight (Jan 29), our tear ducts will fight their final battle confronting the emotional onslaught that is ' Parenthood .' For six years, nosotros've stood by the Bravermans as they dealt with everything from Asperger's to alcoholism to heart illness and back again, and with Zeek's health failing and Amber giving nascence to new life, there's no doubt that the terminal adieu will open the flood gates like never earlier.

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So, to laurels the one and only show that managed to brand u.s.a. feel things, here are the 21 all-time cry moments in 'Parenthood' history, ranked according to whether or not I threw out my mascara in frustration when I was watching information technology:

Drew becomes a man. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yk7HuUOZDp4
Drew has e'er been one of the more reserved Bravermans (or Holts, any), but it's ordinarily because he feels like he has to put on a brave face for those who are suffering around him. His sweet selflessness brought all the tears when Drew, who was struggling with Amy's response to her abortion, had a rare feelings-sesh with Amber. Run into, guys -- he can weep!
Adam culturally appropriates.
Okay, okay, so these were tears of secondhand embarrassment, merely nonetheless tears, however. Adam'southward center was in the right place (equally per the usual) when he bought his hip-hop swag to that baroque hip-hop meeting, merely the cringe will never end -- and just be warned that but legit tears follow.
Zeek councils a youth. https://www.youtube.com/sentinel?five=NL2JhUIo7UA
In after seasons nosotros've gotten to run into the softer, more than homo side of Zeek, and so it'south piece of cake to forget that seasons 1-3 Zeek was a lot less open with his feelings, and a lot more likely to be stubborn and even a bit machismo. This all changed when Ryan (Matt Lauria) striking the scene, and Zeek'southward heart wrenching conversation with the PTSD-stricken vet both A, made us cry, and B, cracked the veneer of a character nosotros'd been dying to see more of for years.
Mark dumps Sarah. https://www.youtube.com/watch?5=pru4tPMCtYU
To tell you the truth, I was never the biggest fan of Mark and Sarah as an OTP. They had great chemistry, and Jason Ritter was a doll, but they were just at completely different places in their lives. Notwithstanding, Marker'south agony came through in this breakup scene, in one of the rare moments when we cried over a non-Braverman.

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Crosby gives a pep-talk. https://world wide web.youtube.com/sentry?5=0b9K2CX3kFA
Crosby doesn't often get to exist the potent, sensitive blazon on this show, just he really stepped up to the plate when Julia was at one of her lowest moments with Victor. His words were exactly what his suffering little sister needed to hear at the fourth dimension, and also 100 percent truthful.
Kristina gives everyone the news.
When Haddie returned from higher, seemingly out of the blue and with a look of extreme concern on her face, Kristina could no longer hide the truth of her cancer diagnosis from the residual of the family -- and we could no longer concord our tears as she gave them the news.
Joel shows upwards for Jesus.
Ordinarily when I cry about church building stuff, the tears are related to my mom making me go. But when Joel showed upward to Aida'southward baptism to prove Julia that he was still invested in her family, I lost it for a completely different reason -- information technology was our first sign of hope for this struggling marriage in, like, years.
Haddie and Adam take a father-daughter talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8A6x8wk6SYA
It is not easy to ever have to exist the adult in the family, simply Adam Braverman makes it look piece of cake -- and judging past this chat, Haddie definitely inherited this remarkable trait.
Max learns to trip the light fantastic toe.
Kristina's adieu message to her kids was heartbreaking, but so were the little things she did to enjoy what she thought was her final moments with them. Meridian of the list was this dance sequence with Max, equally Adam watched with a smiling from the kitchen. It's something that would look normal to the outside observer, but we knew how much that trip the light fantastic toe meant to Kristina, and it injure like hell.
Haddie says goodbye. NBC
Part of what makes 'Parenthood' so great is its relatability, and Haddie's final goodbye to her parents when she went to her college was a sweet, touching moment that reminded us all of how it felt to finally grow up. And that run back she did, for ane concluding hug? Priceless, and I'thousand 99 percent sure I did the exact same affair when I moved out of the country my junior twelvemonth. (Don't worry, Kristina -- daughters always come back.)
'Information technology'southward a yes.' https://world wide web.youtube.com/lookout man?v=a9G2md0fWGY
Sorry, haters -- the bear witness may have struggled to figure out what to practise with Hank in the commencement, but his very different struggle with autism and his sugariness, touching relationships with Sarah, Max, Bister and Drew has been a highlight over the by flavour. His first proposal to Sarah might have been rushed, but his follow-upwardly actions to show her how much he cared nailed it more he nailed that crib. Nosotros as an audience needed Sarah to discover her happy catastrophe, and I call back she constitute it with the right guy -- and job. The job is of import, too.
Haddie comes out. https://www.youtube.com/lookout?5=KLmey_sKDGI
Nosotros obviously knew that Kristina would be accepting of her daughter's sexuality -- it'southward Kristina, after all -- just what really fabricated this scene powerful was seeing how Haddie was hiding the truth because she didn't desire her parents to worry that things would get hard for her. Haddie is a relatively selfless and criminally underrated character, and it was prissy to have that showcased, if only for a moment.
Amber names her baby Zeek.
Seeing how touched Zeek was when he met his not bad-grandson, and Sarah's face up watching his face, was perfect. It's also probably a sign of impending doom, merely whatever. We'll deal with that afterwards.

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Julia loses Zoe's baby.
We knew pretty much all flavor that Julia wasn't getting that baby, simply knowing it was coming didn't make Julia'south heartbreak -- and her commitment to buttoning it upward and existence a good parent to Sydney while she dealt with it -- whatsoever easier. Call back when she ran off and cried by herself in that distressing little room? Of course you do.
Amber messes with Zeek's dreams.
Amber was having a prettttty rough time when she didn't go into Berkley back in season two -- and to tell you the truth, I nevertheless actually wish she'd sucked it upward and gone to community college -- and it was bang-up (slash heartbreaking) to see her get the slap in the face she needed via Zeek's 'don't mess with my dreams' voice communication. This was the moment in which Amber realized that people loved her more than she could possibly imagine, and luckily, she never forgot it.
Adam and Kristina tell Max he has Asperger'southward. NBC
'Parenthood' has had its ups and downs with pretty much all of its characters, but one surface area where they've ever nailed it has been in dealing with Max's Asperger's. Now, peradventure this just kills me because a close fellow member of my own family unit -- one effectually Max's age -- has to deal with the 'qualities and difficulties' that come with the syndrome as well, just I don't think and then. In fact, I call back that the bear witness merely handles this issue really, really well, and the first scene in which Adam and Kristina told him about his 'disability,' and ultimately did it 'incorrect,' was a gut-punch. Everything about it was real, from Kristina's shame at her tears, to the decision of what terminology to use in framing what it is that makes Max different. This came on early in the serial -- in season ii -- and was a huge sign of blubbery mess things to come.

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Kristina says goodbye to Gwen.
Soon afterwards Kristina got her clean neb of wellness, her wonderful friend Gwen took a sharp turn in the opposite management. The bear witness didn't shy away from the loneliness of Gwen's death, nor Kristina'southward hurting as she grappled with life's biggest questions. Sometimes, due south--t only ain't fair.
Victor gets adopted. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0N8P2JMbeo
Happy 'Parenthood' tears are the best 'Parenthood' tears, and Victor joining the family -- with each and every Braverman offer up how they would make him feel welcome -- was the best of the 'Parenthood' happy tears. Congrats on getting to concur Max's cadger, Lil' V.
Max wins the election.
Poor Max rarely gets to enjoy big 'wins' on this show, so information technology was a huge souvenir for both fans and the Bravermans when he 'came out' to the student body at his awful, atrocious middle school (more on that in a sec). Saying that 'his greatest strength' came from his Asperger's while Haddie cheered him on from the sidelines was just gorgeous; nothing left to say through all these tears.
Kristina leaves a powerful message. https://www.youtube.com/sentry?v=D83xBfxKrjg
Kristina'south goodybe message for Max -- 'My wish for y'all is for yous to go out into the world. Stride out of yourself, and let the world see how cute yous are, and what an astonishing person you are' -- was simply outdone by her goodbye to Nora. How unfair it was, that Kristina had brought a baby into the world and then (seemingly) robbed of her time with her, came across in every frame, and Adam's cry-confront as he watched it was brutal.
Max gets bullied.
Alas, though many 'Parenthood' tears are happy tears, the meridian spot goes to one of the hardest scenes 'P-Hood' fans have ever had to sit through -- 'why exercise all the other kids detest me?' Everything almost this felt very earned and very real, particularly Adam and Kristina's helplessness as they realized that they could never shield their son from the cruelty of centre school kids. Information technology's something that pretty much every parent goes through, but for the parents of a kid with Asperger's, the secondhand pain is merely that much greater. When Kristina climbs into the backseat to be with him, we all lose it. We all do.

Oh, and by the fashion? Screw YOU, MICAH. Screw you until forever.