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December 26, 2023
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2023’s Best TV Cries

Source: vulture.com vulture.com
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Photo-Illustration: Franziska Barczyk; Photos: Disney+, Netflix, Shane Harvey/HBO, Amazon Freevee I weep, you weep, we all weep for … TV. Okay, it doesn’t exactly rhyme, but I’m emotionally compromised! Have you seen all the devastating, gutting, sob-inducing stuff going down on our favorite scripted-television shows this year? Well, I have and I am exhausted. But exhausted in a good way — crying is cathartic, remember. And don’t worry, not all of this year’s weepy TV moments are sad; there’s been great joy and some wistful bittersweetness, too. All cries are welcome here. So which of 2023’s TV tearjerkers did their...
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