Mother Simpson SEO7EP8 Ending

[@kadafi4lyf]

this and "do it for her" are the best endings of simpsons ever, showcasing the brilliance that once was

[@maximfunstuff]

Both of these... wow. I'm feeling torn appart evertime

[@robinsondote9034]

Don't forget about Lisa and Bleeding Gums singing Jazzman at the end of their episode!

[@remial2835]

for some reason the hamster driving off into the sunset got me too

[@jota6694]

homer's letter to lisa ending after take out the blue crayon is beautiful too

[@willjackson5231]

Maggie saying “Daddy” at the end of Lisa’s birth story in Season 4

[@alexracicot97]

The Simpsons' staff actually fought hard to keep this scene uninterrupted by split screen ads (shows that were advertised during the credits).

[@puripuri3932]

It was worth it. Made the first time seeing this with my siblings completely memorable.

[@funakiexpressV2]

Glad they manage to keep it this way

[@Themaskplague]

Shame channel 4 in the uk don’t care , got this episode recorded and they talk throughout the end credits advertising shows 🤬🤬🤬

[@Joey007ist]

This was amazingly done. It’s no wonder.

[@NefariousTropy456]

@@Themaskplague I agree and they also censor some of the Jokes too

[@MegaGamer1006]

This moment brings me to tears... because for a character like Homer, to have such a real moment here where he just sits on his car and instead of returning home to his family just sits there so he can reflect on things and stare into the sky. It crushes me, probably my favorite moment in the whole series.

[@Chilpatrobio]

+MegaGamer1006 A beautiful moment, of course. However, it cannot beat the ending of "And Maggie makes three". The "Do it for her" plaque scene gets me to tears more than any other Simpsons scene.

[@mttogo]

Reading your comment made me tear up again, what an amazing ending, by far my favourite.

[@Mattbarson23]

It's funny how when you watch this at a young age, it's just a scene, but as you get older and wiser, and you understand how homer must have felt, it has a completely different effect on you

[@MegaGamer1006]

Absolutely, it's something you wouldn't even think about when watching as a child... but after a certain point in your life, you get it. Mattbarson23

[@0xXKARLOSXx0]

agreed, group cry

[@DHGlee2013]

To have a character like homer sit on his car through the whole end really spoke to how much heart and soul the golden age of the Simpsons had.

[@usmanahmed6927]

DHGlee2013 shows how good the 90s truly was.

[@jesusalvarez1594]

@@lamewurk6265 seasons 3-8. The Simpsons weren't always bad

[@tenacious645]

@@lamewurk6265 absolutely. Seasons 2 - 8 to seem to be the sweet spot. Watching them when they were current was fantastic.

[@benzo9059]

@@lamewurk6265 yes, arguably the best tv show of all time until its 8th series fairly obviously had a golden age.

[@tubbier]

@@benzo9059 I've been rewatching the simpsons after getting disney plus and the decline isn't that bad. Granted I'm on season 13 but so far it seems quite enjoyable

[@benjaminthomas1682]

That shooting star was just perfect and showed how much homer was gazed into the night sky and reminisced the very short time they had together but the longing pain he has without his mum.

[@aecrp]

I miss you mother, every night i look up into the sky thinking of all that can no longer be. Almost 2 years since you let this world behind :(

[@jaywilliams1908]

@@aecrp don't be sad. I know it's tough to lose someone who has given birth to you and showed you nothing but love. But you should look on the bright side. Your mother's in a better place now and people who are up there in heaven, are now angels and you know what that means? Your mother's up there and has been transformed into an angel and as an angel, it is their job to watch over you and that's exactly what your mother's doing. When she looks down on earth, she still sees her child and she sees them being happy, accomplishing their goals and seeing them be the best person they can be without her. But she is still with you and deep down, she's telling you that she loves you and she's proud of you.

[@JPWalster]

The wave, the oboe, Homer with back to audience in a rare private moment and then that shooting star...wow. I'm a wreck watching this haha

[@cristian_cruz1995]

@@jaywilliams1908 sorry for your loss man

[@TheRealIceTre]

Once he saw the shooting star he used his wish to have his mom come back which she does in later episodes

[@LucasKingPiano]

I'm not crying I'm just, stretching my calves on the windowsill.

[@M_W_L_F]

Lucas King Why are there tears coming out your eyes King? Oh those aren't tears, they're steam. Steam from the steamed hams we'll be having. Mmmm steamed hams. Your move...creep. -Robocop.

[@patrickmcauliffe6567]

isometric exercise

[@lazyatthedisco]

Mind if I care to join you?

[@MrTartancam]

Can I join you?

[@Infomultimediamania]

Aurora Borealis.

[@covariance5446]

I'm not ashamed to say that re-watching this as a 28 year old still makes my eyes watery.

[@matthewgriffin7857]

Absolutely

[@carlex7562]

Me neither. I'm 29

[@jc2076]

Your not only one I'm 23 and ain't afraid to admit a few tears come out

[@JokeriPokeri17]

Here here friend, i feel the same as you, old Simpsons had their magic. Wish all of the best for you

[@freyaljones7368]

Im 25 😰😭😭 and i find this ending heartbreaking

[@gabe_s_videos]

0:07 This single joke, to me, is The Simpsons at it's best in a nutshell: the uncanny ability to be funny and emotional at exactly the same time without one taking away from the other.

[@Johnlindsey289]

This was when Simpsons was good eh and nowadays it's a zombie eh? this show is just not relevant anymore compared to other adult animation nowadays when it should had ended in 2000? Do you think this is as sad as Wolf Children's ending? ever seen that Japanese animated fantasy drama? The Simpsons nowadays is like the family dog: We all grew up with it, love and cherish all the memories, but sadly, the time has come to put it down.

[@jc2076]

@Marlon Brando your not wrong

[@thatcooldudeisawesome876]

@@Johnlindsey289 COD black ops: simpsons

[@bendover2649]

I think it's Homer's reaction that sells it. It's a silly moment during an emotional scene, but rather than laughing out loud, Homer finds it endearing and smiles with a hint of humour when he raises his hand to his mouth. It's subtle and emotional response to a funny gag, which in turn helps keep the tone of the scene intact.

[@gabe_s_videos]

@@bendover2649 Right. The scene allows the audience to laugh and for Homer to take it as sincere.

[@carlosmoreno3007]

one of the most beautiful endings ever.

[@pqh32]

My mother passed away in 98 and this always gets me

[@mrsnrubguy4477]

God bless your mother

[@KWoodsification]

I’m sorry, my mother and father lost their mothers too.

[@yankol4818]

Sorry about that. Bless you both.

[@bartholomew_41]

🙏🙏🙏

[@slurpee4203]

RIP TO YOUR BEAUTIFUL MAMA❤️

[@bm7151]

Him looking up at the stars gets me every time. Homer usually isn't a very emotional character, but when he is you can tell it means something.

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

A mom who abandoned him, a father who was full of anger, bitterness and Grief, who barely bothered, to show any interest, seeing a dead body, all this caused Homer to become an alcoholic, and as if that weren't bad enough, he overeats on unhealthy food, abuses his son and ignores, his wife's complain's and advice's, treat's his neighboor in a bad way, because he is jealous of Ned, having a better life, more money, calmer children, it's safe to say that Homer, has alot of emotional issue's, and that he should get therapy, to become a better father figure, and quit beer but ofc after 34 year's, why bother making Homer a better person?, but an interesting this is that, Homer from S1 to S3, was more caring and less egomaniac.

[@jaydiamandis4645]

There’s no bigger pain then losing your mother, my mom passed from cancer and as Mona Simpson said “you’ll always be a part of me” I believe in that too ❤️

[@aegisreflector1239]

I'm sorry

[@slurpee4203]

REST IN PEACE TO YOUR MOMMA!!💖

[@hob_channel]

In my case, father. Because unlike you, I wasn't lucky enough to have a good mother

[@TomAndrews91]

This scene was always incredibly bittersweet, poignant and sad as Homer gazes up at the stars, but it hits harder if your mother is no longer with you. Back when The Simpsons had heart and soul. Can't help but cry at this. I still miss her each day. Cherish your parents.

[@StiK2urRooTS]

Some things just leave you speechless

[@JakisNojus]

Best simpsons episode ever

[@MegaMarie]

I remember first watching episode, i and most of my siblings were young... We all were laughing, enjoying the episode, doing other stuff as kids do. But when the last part of episode came, we all went silent, even a minute or so after the episode ended. It was quite a moment I still remember.

[@MegaMarie]

Cheeo youa I'm a girl fktard

[@thedailyweatherforecast7170]

just caus u a girl doesnt mean that you should be excused

[@stdomingoblues1187]

Exactly the same with me

[@zynel413]

Who cares if you're a girl?

[@greeneye2037]

I need some context.

[@FatherAxeKeeper]

This always reminds me of my mom. I wish you included the part just before where she says "remember, whatever happens, you have a mother, and she is truly proud of you."

[@ΚωνσταντίνοςΚατσίμπελης]

And we must remember the simpsons had great episodes and we are truly proud of them from another comment in another video about this scene

[@kalaikamalu]

"Then why did she leave me?"

[@hinasakukimi]

+kalaikamalu don't

[@not_the_real_madux777]

Mr. Burns was going to put her I prison

[@hatbatable]

+Madux Fullmer and he will go to hell

[@not_the_real_madux777]

+hatbatable yup

[@gkoh7503]

The way I see it, this episode should have been the ending to the Simpsons. Homer spent his entire childhood believing that parenthood was a mistake. However, Mother Simpsons brought back Mona and Homer realized that even after separated, she never stopped missing him and loving him and with Abe finally standing up defending his wife and son, Homer's journey in embracing parenthood was complete. The one who caused this entire problem was Burns but thanks to the effort of the entire family, Burns suffered loss and allowing Homer to have the chance in seeing victory over the nemesis of the Simpson Family. While the ending felt sad but I interpreted as Homer reflecting on what has transpired. Thanks to all that has happened, Homer has found a new starting point, to be a better man, to be a better son, to be a better husband and to be a better father. With that said, what do you all think about the comment?

[@callidus7744]

G Koh I agree. Sometimes I liked to stare at the stars and think about all that went on in my life, cause staring into the empty vastness of space, makes my problems feel small

[@johnmartinez631]

This is what I did the night my father died

[@ProphecyPhrase]

Callidus Same here.

[@jshnicl]

Why? The Simpsons isn't a show that has any real continuity. Homer doesn't have a journey on the show, it's week to week.

[@PandaG0228]

Miss you dad

[@matt-berry]

I lost my Dad on Friday, he and I use to watch these old seasons together when I was growing up. This hits my feelings in a whole different way now.

[@matt-berry]

@@nightfallco-founder4916 Thank you

[@mrsnrubguy4477]

I hope your dad is doing great in heaven

[@xCheckMate]

May the Lord God and Jesus be with you and your family. Sorry for your loss

[@rickysuave89]

May he rest in paradise 🙏🏼🤍 Just lost my dad this Saturday. This scene does hit different. He didn't care for the Simpsons but he watched them with me if he was around me while I was watching them. God bless

[@starsfan23]

Me too Matt. My mom passed away 2 months ago from lung cancer. As I was getting ready to go back to work after her funeral, I was at my desk just surfing around when this showed up. I just broke down and cried in front of God and everybody. I can NEVER look at this scene the same way ever again. I'm so sorry for your loss man! (Hugs!)

[@Bob-bv9yj]

The Simpsons actually taught me a lot of things. These older episodes were full of love, meaning and emotion.

[@aegisreflector1239]

Same

[@miserablepileofsecrets]

Season 6 and 7 were thr most bittersweet ones. And the best

[@illusionarytactic]

makes me feel so grateful for the things we take for granted... spend as much time and do as much as you can with your parents cause the years fly by fast and the best feeling you can get is to see them smile

[@mynameismark25]

illusionarytactic I do, but people say I'm lame for living at home at 30

[@MrNumbdark]

illusionarytactic I don't know you, but thank you for this message.

[@billymarino4452]

Don't sweat it. While most people are decent, most of them are more self-absorbed and don't care as much as you think.

[@CNR666]

illusionarytactic I feel what you mean. I have always been close to my parents, even in my teenage years. Being a parent is one of the greatest joys in life, but it can be quite taxing and sometimes makes you wish that you have an easy day to yourself. They put their love into you, teach you joy, teach you sadness, teach you life, teach you everything that they can. I will never forget what my parents taught me and now, at 38 years old, love to spoil them because I love to see them smile. They now smile the most when they come by to visit and see their grandchildren and it makes me very happy.

[@SirClawedfrog]

God this is great. Back when the Simpsons were still alive, and not just a zombie of a show; something that died years ago but still hangs around filling up air time.

[@Johnlindsey289]

The Simpsons is like a sick pet dog, sure we loved it and will always remember the times we had but put it out of its misery already

[@aegisreflector1239]

Back when EVERYTHING was actually alive

[@Nintendofan-yk4cd]

This ending and "Do it for her" at the end of "And Maggie Makes Three" both get me choked up every time. Hard to keep dry eyes watching those endings.

[@alessandrobozzi7085]

How a video showing the ACTUAL ending of the episode instead of the song itself has no comments is truly beyond me. It's an amazing and emotionally powerful scene. Thank you for uploading it. Like!

[@edityourmood]

Look at the comments today

[@jay0787]

This is the first damn comment?! Holy crap

[@leviackerman1015]

I'm not crying I've just got sand in my eyes........

[@TobiasTheWolf]

I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.

[@Sergio-fs4yt]

Levi Ackerman Shut up Levi

[@USMC49er]

Pocket sand?

[@Geo-OG]

*sniff im jus... Im just cutting on... Onions 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@wacodraco1558]

Tobias The Wolf damn you beat me to it

[@dougiejdallabrida3922]

the most emotional moment out of the entire series

[@Whitefright]

Beautifully sad. One of the most touching endings in history. And of course that's why I'm tearing up come on if you didn't than you don't have a soul

[@razkable]

simpsons are to t.v. animated sitcoms what one piece is to shonnen...they just remind me of each other...mirrors if you will..

[@bregowine]

The music that encompasses it is perfect. One of the most memorable episodes, thanks to this scene

[@Nova-vk5qb]

Yeah I did more than just tear up because it made me think of my own mom

[@Goomba456]

​@@bregowinethe whole episode is crazy well done in my opinion, it felt so perfect watching it

[@sauliniinisto9416]

This episode made us understand homer in a whole new level. While always being happy and silly he is broken inside

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

A mom who abandoned him, a father who was full of anger, bitterness and Grief, who barely bothered, to show any interest, seeing a dead body, all this caused Homer to become an alcoholic, and as if that weren't bad enough, he overeats on unhealthy food, abuses his son and ignores, his wife's complain's and advice's, treat's his neighboor in a bad way, because he is jealous of Ned, having a better life, more money, calmer children, it's safe to say that Homer, has alot of emotional issue's, and that he should get therapy, to become a better father figure, and quit beer but ofc after 34 year's, why bother making Homer a better person?, but an interesting this is that, Homer from S1 to S3, was more caring and less egomaniac.

[@KingHayabusa384]

The best moment in the history of the Simpsons.

[@victornguyen6009]

I love how the old Simpsons was able to add that little gag at the beginning and make it so casual

[@Johnlindsey289]

Back when the writing was good

[@ΚωνσταντίνοςΚατσίμπελης]

@@Johnlindsey289 they try new writing because sometimes old isn't always gold but in this case it is and at least for once they should try to make an animation like thus again

[@underworldslums6313]

I felt homers pain this episode.

[@cagefreeowl843]

Moe Snow we all did

[@marcelopena3537]

Me too

[@gogtjgog]

just tells you how much homer misses her. though the part hitting her head was funny. like mother like son lol

[@McRocket]

No scene in The Simpsons makes me tear up more than this one. ✌️

[@JJamahJamerson]

I recently lost my grandma, and I think this scene will always remind me of her. Miss you grandma.

[@steveschwartzman7131]

I lost my mother not long after this episode aired. "You'll always be a part of me" has long been a line I repeat internally in tougher times. It always amazed me when people would be so critical of the "crudeness of the Simpsons when I felt they were missing out on some of the most touching moments television could offer.

[@TommyLellan]

It's the oboe at 0:52 that gets me. Such a mournful instrument.

[@artud2158]

This little scenery at the end of this episode is where I also like to take a moment of silence and also reflect on my childhood life and when I watch the Simpson in my life. So much has happened in my family while watching this in the night or afternoon. It always brings me one drop of tear of how I really miss the old days and how I want to go back into being a pre-teenager

[@beniley3222]

Whenever I see this on tv it always brings tears into my eye. This is one of the best episodes by far.

[@randomfullywonderful]

Saddest moment in The Simpsons, really gets you choked up, I imagine it's much harder-hitting for someone who's lost their mother.

[@mikethegrape1]

Every now and then, I return to this clip because nothing encapsulates the feeling of missing a parent so perfectly... and just finding a quiet place to self reflect. This is the best version of Homer Simpson

[@5CU11Y]

This is my favourite moment of The Simpsons. It’s so sad but heartwarming at the same time. This is what makes The Simpsons a real show.

[@aegisreflector1239]

*Made

[@tim_nj_devil176]

If you have dry, red eyes use…ahh, just watch the ending of MOTHER SIMPSON, it works every time and you save $5.

[@BrianMcAleer]

I would love the final ever episode of The Simpsons to end on a tender note like this. This show has a special place in everyone's heart and it will be remembered for the way it made us feel; good inside

[@McDagger90]

This episode was so beautiful. I remember seeing it as a kid on TV once upon a time. It hits just as hard now as it did then

[@SarahJayne2603]

I'm in tears listening to this yet I can't stop playing it over and over! It's so beautiful and I feel you can really connect to this. I know it sounds morbid but it makes methink of those that I've lost in my life and how they'll always be a part of me. I also think of how thankful I am for my mother, who has just eaten stage 3 breast cancer and I love her with all my heart. thank you for uploading this!!

[@Secular_Scot]

I'm glad to hear your mother has made a recovery and the Simpsons in this scene truly did capture that essence of humanity.

[@Seraphionyx]

I am watching this after my mother passed today. This scene was always sad but now it hits more different after her death.

[@swamianandtesla2347]

🌠

[@danielabasili977]

Condolences Bro. I write this from my mom's account...She died of cancer last december. I send you a lot of love ❤

[@ivanmendoza1322]

As the first man on earth, when there´s explanation for something, we use to look at the sky, the stars, the universe triyng to understand the mecanism of the facts...

[@ivanmendoza1322]

Oh Thanks! just i´ve been thinking about. When there something unexplainable, we use to look at the sky. Maybe understanding our limits of knowledge, feeling so small just like a grain of sand in the whole space. Fathers, couples, familiy or destiny can do things we can´t understand.

[@metin9704]

Can you see within yourself

[@backcombed2559]

@@ivanmendoza1322 in one my friend you have nailed ,I need not say anymore

[@rebeccar.p.1308]

All these years later, this scene is what stuck with me the most. So heartfelt! My grandpa just passed on yesterday and somehow this scene pops in my head as I reflect on all the good times with him. I’ll miss him, but I know he’s in a better place. ♥️

[@angelinalips4joey]

This is so sad:,(

[@rhurn3605]

Beautiful and emotional scene. I sometimes forget that I'm watching a cartoon. The stuff that the characters do, in real life, some have similar life's

[@jjturner4424]

I think moments like this are part of the elixir of what made seasons 2-9 so wonderful.

[@Paulitica]

This is classic TV! Full of real human emotions!

[@australiandoom6022]

This scene really effects me these days since I lost my mum this year from a heart attack. Catching the episode on the other day I cried myself silly. It really fucks with you as you get older and realize your parents wont be around forever.

[@guest19901990]

You are right!! I'm now thinking of my Grandma (Mum's Mother) who died in 30 November 1999.

[@crackedoutmayor1942]

I called my ex and apologized, called my mom that lives in another country, i cried like a man, and yes men do cry. fuck i love life

[@kaleidoscopio5]

You did the right thing 😁

[@FezFindie]

Really heartwarming when you consider that the crew actually asked the network not to run any commercials beside the end credits this time.

[@jashcroft1]

I remember when this episode aired when I was a kid (I was like 10). This ending moved me so much that as soon as the TV station aired it again I was sure I would have with me my tape recorder and start recording this song... I would listen to it over and over.

[@CrashFan03]

We need this music to play at the end of the series. It would be a nice callback. The final scene also needs to be as emotional like this.

[@sonial1839]

The first time I watched this, I remember my first though was: ''How was Homer when he got back home? Did he keep all his pain to himself? Or did his family helped him out to get out of that enormous sadness?'' Then the Simpsons became even more powerful to me than ever.

[@carlex7562]

I also wondered about what Homer was thinking as he looked at the stars

[@richarddaniel9947]

Watching this scene always breaks me. Sometimes a simple image is way more powerful than words. And its the fact that Homer realises that although he may not of known his mom growing up he still got little bits of her attributes. And the thought that after he's said goodbye he's too emotional to drive home so he just sits there and thinks about her as he looks at the stars. Don't want to over analyse and ruin it. Its truly a beautifully done moment

[@greyez7]

As fans I'm sure we all wanted Homer and Mona to be with each other, but keeping them apart was probably the most ingenious idea on the show. The depth that it added was phenomenal. And Glenn Close did Mona so perfectly. Man, I love this show

[@elpollo4541]

I miss these kind of emotional moments.. Homer just sitting on his car looking the sky, bart failling his test and truly cry because he really tried to do good, the episode where homer keep maggie pictures at his work "Do it for her"

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

A mom who abandoned him, a father who was full of anger, bitterness and Grief, who barely bothered, to show any interest, seeing a dead body, all this caused Homer to become an alcoholic, and as if that weren't bad enough, he overeats on unhealthy food, abuses his son and ignores, his wife's complain's and advice's, treat's his neighboor in a bad way, because he is jealous of Ned, having a better life, more money, calmer children, it's safe to say that Homer, has alot of emotional issue's, and that he should get therapy, to become a better father figure, and quit beer but ofc after 34 year's, why bother making Homer a better person?, but an interesting this is that, Homer from S1 to S3, was more caring and less egomaniac.

[@Eli_Santin]

The final image of Homer sitting on his car was drawn by episode director, David Silverman. He's primarily known for his extreme poses and sharp timing when he was asked to animate a scene, but this just goes to show how much his style can differ from one episode to the next. From hilarious to heartfelt, the man is a genius.

[@midnightartist43]

God I remember watching this scene when I was younger and crying. Watching homer just sit there in silence after watching his mom walk out of his life again just pained me to my core

[@zionengine]

I saw this three years after losing my mom. It broke me like few things in a movie or on TV ever have. Some of Danny Elfman's best work.

[@keeshandave8603]

The end credits of Mother Simpson made me cry as a child. Pretty sad and pretty emotional.

[@ThyHolySkunk2507]

It doesn’t matter, what time, what event or what emotion I have. This scene will always make me cry

[@nosc0]

what a sad episode to go along with one of the greatest shows created

[@joshgulisano1863]

I was watching this episode with my mom today and I started really tearing up. I love my mom and I always will no matter what happens.

[@Horsley-Green]

It's Mothers Day here in the UK. I watched this scene having completely forgotten how sad it was. I'm feeling broken now, people in the UK are always saying that American sitcoms have no pathos, no emotion, which is absolute bullsmeg because this is easily on par as when Grandad died in Only Fools And Horses. 😭

[@tylerp3327]

This really used to be The Simpsons. A truly emotional ending beautifully scored by Alf Clausen. If you didn’t shed a tear watching this I believe you don’t have a soul. One of the best endings to anything ever.

[@k7in846]

Danny Elfman scored the main theme that plays at the start of each episode, I'm not sure what other music he's contributed to the series, if any. The rest of the music in each episode has been scored by a few different composers throughout the series' run, but the vast majority of it was composed by Alf Clausen who worked on the show from 1990-2017. So Alf Clausen would have been the person responsible for this excellent piece.

[@loadingusername3348]

i'm not crYING YOU'RE CRYING

[@franciska2502]

Loading Username I am crying.

[@tooserious8722]

you're crying too you lair

[@sofystic6800]

MY EYES! AHHHH!

[@joshuagerthoffer4664]

We're all crying man.

[@IneedmoresubsOnline]

@Loading Username No you are

[@hob_channel]

A tearful scene. It perfectly shows how lonely Homer was after his mother disappeared

[@Winter_ECU]

At least this time I'm awake for your goodbye........

[@carlex7562]

So sad

[@samwlodawskitheone]

This makes me miss my mom so much. Gone 12 years September but never really gone a day.🥺💔

[@jackgilmore2878]

This is TV done right

[@KingOli1999]

This episode is considered my favourite. It reveals is the identity of Homers mother and where was she entire time. The ending with Homer sitting on his car looking up at the night sky, is enough to pull on your heart strings even more. Just like the ending in Futurama with Fry's dog, this scene can also make you tear up.

[@salehbayram7046]

Watching this scene as a teen made me sad. But now I am an adult and had to Emigrate from my country away from my family and especially my mom whom I am very close to, so watching this scene again now just makes me cry specially at night when there is nothing much to do and stare at the sky remembering my old days. The Simpsons really nailed this scene

[@LooxJJ]

90s…the best decade ever

[@Icecreamandradness]

“Don’t forget me-!” Five seconds in and I’m already crying wtf. This always makes me want to tell my mum I love her.

[@mbk9901]

nothing's stopping you right now

[@TheRealJay33]

0:17 hit me hard

[@iLorde]

0:28 heart melting tone

[@MoTuWeThFrSaSu]

So simple. So beautiful. I'm not crying, it's allergies.

[@joshuaserrato3495]

This episode always stood out to me because of the ending. Several decades later and this still gets me chocked up.

[@jarrethcutestory]

I can't even describe what I feel when I watch this. It's a mixture of intense melancholy and inspiration. Bravo!

[@roblightyear983]

This whole scene represents what Family Guy, South Park and even American Dad could never do. They would always make very stupid and disrespectful jokes in cutaway gags about this while The Simpsons has always been the true deal. Being golden, showing tons of heart and making you love the whole Simpsons family despite some who have insecurities.

[@mikeythekellyclarksonfan1955]

I first remember seeing this episode when I was only three years old and this is the only scene I remember I remembered nothing else because I was very little but it almost made me cry and also to this day it still almost makes me cry.

[@markwilken2492]

This is so touching, but Maggie’s first word always tears me up. Neither Bart or Lisa could call him Daddy. Homer puts Maggie to bed and says “I hope you never say a word.” She takes out her dummy and says “Daddy.” Then I cry

[@JJ_Incognitus]

0:09 Funny and heartwarming at the same time

[@michaelhartman683]

All the proof I need to know that Homer truly was Mona's son.

[@Tlactl]

this scene had thought and heart put into it, two things that almost every modern cartoon lacks

[@geoffpreud6566]

Tlactl Something that’s going to change

[@pikkusaukko]

This is one of those scenes where you just shut up and watch, while emotionally merge with character

[@joshleach3349]

I’m not crying it’s the steam from the steamed hams

[@MetalHeadRed954]

Every time i watch this i start crying..I always think of my mom and what she has sacrificed for me growing up so that i could live a good life..she never abandoned me when I was going through the worst moments of my life and through the best times as well i am blessed to have such a miraculous woman for my mother!

[@Sebastian-Miles]

This simpsons is my favourite show of all time. It has influenced my life and my humour. Each and every character in the show I love and feel like friends to me. Homer is portrayed as the loveable idiot in the family and is my favourite character in television history as he’s one of few characters I can sympathise with and relate to.

[@justinneufeld1078]

27 years later and this still hits

[@Fuzion180]

LOVE this scene! 1 of the nicest but saddest scenes from all of Simpsons I think, that shot of him sat on his car watching the stars almost makes me tear up. Such a big fan of old Simpsons, had some good laughs from the witty comedy

[@Johnlindsey289]

This was back when the show was actually worth watching

[@liamholton8937]

Really touching. Shows how much crew activity they had back then to make such classic Simpsons moments like this.

[@kbarts316]

This is why I love The Simpsons. They are able to take a humorous character and make them relatable. It could have just ended with Homer waving goodbye, but the creators actually took the time to let him sit on the car and reflect. Such an iconic scene

[@NextToToddliness]

Next to Futurama's ending for "Jurassic Bark", this one always makes me emotional. Such good television. We were so privileged to have a show so radicalizing as the Simpsons.

[@wussupitsmeyaboi1210]

The first time I fully watched this episode about a year ago. It was one of the most emotional cartoon episodes I've ever seen. If only I saw this back when I was younger. This episode is in my top 10 for sure.

[@Johnlindsey289]

What about Wolf Children?

[@wussupitsmeyaboi1210]

@@Johnlindsey289 umm.. im not sure if i saw that

[@MattStanza]

Beautiful ending, with real heart. Even the music brings tears to my eyes