You Are Lisa Simpson (The Simpsons)

From Season 2 Episode 19: Lisa's Substitute

[@raylampert1243]

"That's the problem with being middle class; anybody who really cares will abandon you for those who need it more." Wow, such a heavy dose of reality in an animated sitcom.

[@staychrispy91]

- What does he mean by that?

[@vulcanhumor]

@@staychrispy91 If you're middle class, you may have some struggles, but you're not as bad off as someone from a lower-income background. Even if you need help, you're less likely to get it because you're not poor enough and therefore not as "in need."

[@AB-dm1wz]

@Ivan Zhao Ngh.

[@glossyplane542]

@Ivan Zhao how tf is that lib?

[@brackzaff]

@@glossyplane542 Reality has a well-known liberal bias.

[@Mew_Master]

“No, I can’t lie to you, I am the best.” Lol!

[@Nameless82284]

Well how can he be so sure?

[@godsyoung7779]

@@Nameless82284 have you SEEN the teachers in Springfield Elementary

[@craneywatch]

I had plenty of teachers who were much better than that idiot.

[@Nameless82284]

@@godsyoung7779 You're right, but I'm not talking about that, I'm talking about any other teachers she would take outside of Springfield

[@MrNylenRules]

@@Nameless82284 the easy response is "it's just a joke" but its probably more like the writers sort of lampshading the fact that they introduced a character that was so concerned with Lisa's happiness that he would have this heartfelt goodbye to her, on top of doing everything else as a *substitute teacher* that showed his care for the children. They give the character a moment to go, "yeah, this isn't something you should start to expect out of life"

[@hnyuu6675]

This has always been such a powerful scene for me. The message Mr Bergstrom gives to Lisa really strikes a chord.

[@operation1968]

Yeah. All she has to do is believe in herself and she'll be alright

[@Crayolapup]

What I love about “You are Lisa Simpson”… Remember how Bergstrom was called a dork when he came into class in a cowboy costume? & instead of being ashamed and hiding his genuine self, he embraced it and complimented the artist. “You are Lisa Simpson” can be interpreted many ways, but in this particular context... it could mean that she is Lisa Simpson, her own person & to never lose that, and to embrace it. Even when other kids bully her into being someone else.

[@aphyTTR]

Even in her own home, she doesn't need to work her way in to her family dynamic, she is Lisa Simpson. She doesn't need to change.

[@flargarbason1740]

Anyone who wants to change who you are isn’t worth spit

[@Delivery_Boy_Roy]

Unfortunately that’s not what the future of the show had for her :’(

[@AlphaNumeric123]

She was appealing for him to stay and help her. He responds with "you are Lisa Simpson", meaning: You are enough, you come with all you need, just be yourself and you will be strong enough to make it through without me. Not disagreeing, just adding.

[@operation1968]

I needed that interpretation, thank you. I wish I heard it ten years ago

[@salehbayram7046]

This scene is the peak Simpsons moment - Great lines written - Dramatic moments to shed tears - Funny line to laugh at - Great guest stars who actually have a significant role rather than just showing themselves in the episode This scene is perhaps better than 90% of the new episodes

[@Raitor33]

It’s better than 100% of the new episodes. Simpsons turned into iredeemable shit long ago.

[@gggbub3933]

@@Raitor33 I like Homer and Marge’s dynamic in the newest season. Its refreshing to see their relationship portrayed somewhat positively after all of them marriage crisis episodes from the past.

[@Delivery_Boy_Roy]

Correction 1000000%

[@TheShanicpower]

Honestly it’s better than 90% of the Golden Years too. This is one of the best episodes in the entire show.

[@grawakendream8980]

90 is a very low estimate. They wouldn't have the guts to do something so thoughtful today.

[@MadameTamma]

You think you know where the episode is going. That Lisa has a crush on the sub teacher and she needs to learn to let that go but it's more than that. This was a person she felt connected to. She spends her whole life surrounded by people who don't really understand her, but Mr Bergstrom really supported her and helped her grow. That's why it's so heart wrenching when he leaves her.

Also he represents the male figure that she doesn´t has at home

[@operation1968]

@ Very true

[@operation1968]

Yeah it's a sad ending but very touching as well...

[@taylornoren642]

I’ve had to say goodbye to a couple of boys I liked

[@operation1968]

@@taylornoren642 That's rough... 😕

[@metsbears100]

This scene is so great for Lisa's character. She is stuck in a home where her intelligence is not valued. But here, Mr Bergstrom helps her understand her capabilities by simply telling her what her name is.

[@nina1522]

This is the only episode of The Simpsons that made me cry. I can never get through it without tearing up.

[@randomguyontheinternet7940]

So you didn't cry in Mother Simpson OR Bart Gets an F? I don't cry at many things, but you have guts of steel.

[@haruko2871]

I cried too..I sometimes wish I had that one person in my life I needed to give me a ray of hope or...something to guide me through my life's problem's or someone to tell me I was special...but never once did I had anyone in my life for that purpose...hence making this scene hit hard for me

[@Fartucus]

Its a cartoon for children... how does that make you cry, its fake.

[@CITVPLUS]

@@Fartucus It’s an adult cartoon

[@rollomaughfling380]

@@Fartucus You're a cartoon for children. Rather, a cartoon of a child.

[@njord452]

0:12 the voice acting for lisa in this part was amazing, it felt like real emotion

[@Luai93]

This part always gets me , that choke in her voice when she says “ you were gonna leave just like that ! “ I know this feeling it hurts me so much

[@bishop56]

Yeardley Smith has said that she was actually crying at that line and then sobbed for a while after

[@blob5907]

wait till you see season 34 the simpsons just keeps getting funnier

[@RyanTheDark]

​@@blob5907 *cringer*

[@Sumo19871]

Actress who plays Lisa said this is her fave ep of all time. The baboon scream is 2nd now to Family Guy Lois PETERRRRR scream IMHO

[@rommix0]

This scene right here makes this one of the greatest Simpsons episodes ever. Even the writers and voice actors would agree.

[@IITaDHGdALToNII]

there's an interview with the writers on the Team Coco page, (hour long and quite funny, would recommend), they mention this exact scene saying it is one of their favourites

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Amen! I got to admit it's my favourite episode.

[@ericburns9132]

Absolutely and both Dan Castellaneta, Nancy Cartwright and Yeardley Smith have started that this is one of their favorite episodes

[@thomashan9614]

The meaning of Mr. Bergstrom's note is for Lisa to believe in herself. "Whenever you feel like you're alone and there's nobody you can rely on, this is all you need to know..." believe in you, believe in your ideas, believe in your words, believe in your actions.

[@playplaceproductions.church]

Dustin’s voice acting here is very powerful and emotional. He really brings gravitas in every line Bergstrom says.

[@BrokamaGay]

I'm so thankful for the Mr. Bergstroms I've had in my life, not only teachers but people that saw me struggle and supported me. It made me want to help others and be there for them the way we all need someone sometimes. This episode has so much heart.

[@derekmatzek9551]

“Didn’t all the kids look happy learning with Mr Bergstrom, and didn’t Lisa look happy with her new teacher until he had to leave on that train, wasn’t that a beautiful cartoon” *tears up* “Oh God, cut to commercial”

[@sircolt8184]

Imagine on that piece of paper would be written you got the dud and cut to Lisa's growing smile.

[@JOMARIN_]

“Whenever you feel like you’re all alone and there is no one you can rely on…this is all you need to know”

[@soupmantis6454]

No matter how many times I see this scene. It always gets to me emotionally. This scene alone just shows how great The Simpsons really was.

[@amaralaluna1620]

I know the feeling very well beautiful classic episode. Past seasons had a lot of heart back then.📝😊

[@NextToToddliness]

This scene always makes me cry. As someone who's taught themselves and comes from two educators, this is exactly the kind of spirit you want to give kids. Education is empowerment; it's why they don't want you reading certain books, and why they dont want you with a full education. They want to take people's power away. You are you.

[@b.m.933]

This is why this episode remains my favorite of the entire series.

[@adams2385]

Im a substitute teacher and this is my favorite episode

[@ericburns9132]

Both Dan Castellaneta (Homer) Nancy Cartwright (Bart) and Yeardley Smith (Lisa) have named this episode as one of their favorites too.

[@randomguyontheinternet7940]

Bergstrum's speech about how he's a fraud, his connection to Lisa, the colors, setting, voices. It's all so well done.

[@bobbysanchez6308]

The quintessence of Simpson’s nostalgia

[@organisationxiv2927]

There'a no apostrophe after the 'n'. The Simpsons is the title of the show and the collective name of the family.

[@Ben-pd2bx]

@@organisationxiv2927 There's no 'a' after the apostrophe. In this sentence, "there's" is a contraction for "there is", unless one is Italian.

[@organisationxiv2927]

@@Ben-pd2bx You have absolutely no point. Other than to be apologetic for shoddy and poor grammar. Mine was quite clearly a typing error - you know, with 'a' being next to 's'. We're not going to labour under the illusion that he 'simply made a typing error, too' are we? Or that grammar doesn't matter? Or the illusion that _'Americans aren't thick!'_ *sniggers* I'm not taking grammar lessons from some illiterate dunderhead on the internet (that would be you) using words that you learnt at an 'adult education centre', or dank local comprehensive school full of council-estate reject teenagers and equally failed and foolish teachers spouting myths and drivel about English that they've picked up from popular culture and from trashy American authors. *uproarious laughter* I can see it now - middle-aged, common as muck glorified teaching assistants with red markers. They're hardly Tolkien-worthy, are they? In which local-comprehensive or on which 'creative writing' course (snort) did you learn what a syllable was? Like every other thirty-something chav, it's hilariously tragic. Next you'll be spouting English and grammatical myths and telling me you rely on equally failed 'adult-education' course tutors for syntax guidance or something. Excuse me whilst I prop up my armchair with Oscar Wilde's works and one of Homer's iliads. Your response should be comedic, and I want to be sitting down for it.

[@organisationxiv2927]

@@Ben-pd2bx You have absolutely no point. Other than to be apologetic for shoddy and poor grammar. Mine was quite clearly a typing error - you know, with 'a' being next to 's'. We're not going to labour under the illusion that he 'simply made a typing error, too' are we? Or that grammar doesn't matter? Or the illusion that _'Americans aren't thick!'_ *sniggers* I'm not taking grammar lessons from some illiterate dunderhead on the internet (that would be you) using words that you learnt at an 'adult education centre', or dank local comprehensive school full of council-estate reject teenagers and equally failed and foolish teachers spouting myths and drivel about English that they've picked up from popular culture and from trashy American authors *uproarious laughter* I can see it now - middle-aged, common as muck glorified teaching assistants with red markers. They're hardly Tolkien-worthy, are they? In which local-comprehensive or on which 'creative writing' course (snort) did you learn what a syllable was? Like every other thirty-something chav, it's hilariously tragic. Next you'll be spouting English and grammatical myths and telling me you rely on equally failed 'adult-education' course tutors for syntax guidance or something. Excuse me whilst I prop up my armchair with Oscar Wilde's works and one of Homer's iliads. Your response should be comedic, and I want to be sitting down for it.

[@generalkenobi2848]

It took me a second to figure out what you’re trying to say, nothing is better than when someone correcting another person’s grammar makes a mistake of their own

[@RyanTheDark]

This is more emotional when it happens to you. In my junior and senior years, I had teachers who actually restored my faith in the education system, and I remember wanting nothing more but to graduate because I hated the school's stupid rules, my own class (2023) which oftened judge me; but when it happened I was particularly emotional when I left their classes for the final time. Having adult figures treat you like a human being and also understand & sympathize are extraordinarily examples of what teachers should be.

[@Neogears1312]

This is the best ending to any episode and it's not even the ending. This episode has two points it can end on that are wonderful and that's probably one of the reasons it's my favorite.

[@sajamor0811]

Lisa's Substitute has been my top TV tearjerker for 20 years and I think it will remain the same to my dying day. It just makes such fantastic points about how adults should treat children without ever getting preachy or treacly. There are at least six scenes which make me cry and this one always so hard I can't breathe. Comedy can surprisingly often provide the most beautiful, poignant moments.

[@knuclear200x]

_I A M S I M P S O N_

[@wingdingus1723]

Oh did you watch the Jacob Geller video about that Simpson opening too?

[@kylemayocchi7967]

I really feel this on an emotional level. Im a sub teacher myself and have had to say goodbye to kids all the time when moving from school to school. It's hard for both the teacher and kid. Once u make the connection it is so hard to say goodbye to a kid knowing they may never connect with someone like that ever again

[@Shadywolf09]

When Mr. Bergstrom said, "It'll be okay" is when I actually started bawling. Not crying. Bawling. No one ever says this to me. I'm always the one saying it to others when they feel bad or are struggling through something. When I'm alone, I don't feel like I'm there for myself because I have to be the emotional support for everyone else. Hearing that is such a deep comfort that I didn't know I needed. I just started crying right after that like a floodgate because life has been so hard for so many years. The depression every day is horrible and you kind of just feel like nothing will be okay and you'll never get out of where you are in life. Hearing that helped immensely. This whole scene helped. It will be okay and I'll be happy again one day soon. Thank you, Mr. Bergstrom.

[@petermgruhn]

He gets to say this because he doesn't have to be there when it isn't.

[@RomanesEuntDomus.]

What? You went bowling???? That's so sad

[@jeremiahdansereau2950]

Dustin Hoffman is awsome in this

[@pib7684]

i graduated high school almost 3 years ago and still think about one particular teacher who really left a mark on me. he truly understood what i required to thrive in his classes, and i miss him dearly because of his patience. it didn’t help that we had the same sense of humour. this scene made me tear up because it made me wonder if i’ll ever have that connection to anyone, let alone a teacher, again.

[@anti_fragile]

Can never watch this one without crying. Genuine sobs sort of crying. I wish I had a Mr. Bergstrom at her age. Hell , I wish I had one now.

[@MoistCrumpet]

Back in the day The Simpsons used to be full of laugh out loud moments along with moments that were so full of genuine heartfelt emotion that you can’t help but tear up while watching them. This is one of those really beautiful moments that always makes me cry.

[@RyanTheDark]

Sad truth is there would have been something that would have ruined this scene in the Zombie Simpsons era. The true Simpsons ended in season 8.

[@lupodelupis3672]

This is one of the most touching moments of the entire show.

[@luke-oakley]

That's the voice of Dustin Hoffman!

[@claymathewselevator8121]

Whenever I see this scene I makes me think of my church’s old priest who had to leave and go to another parish and I think of what Mr Bergstrom says how he has to leave to help people who need him more, Miss you Father Tim

[@brandonplaisted8194]

Remembering the note that he gave her is what's helping me me in my own life with my girlfriend who broke up with me outta the blue. And left after 5 yrs. Instead of you are Lisa Simpson though i say you are Brandon Plaisted.

[@SentientIrisu]

I have a lot of self identity issues, but seeing someone reaffirm that Lisa is simply herself makes me want to cry.

[@partsparis]

I want everyone to have a friend or teacher like Mr berkstrom

[@Eszra]

One of the best and sweetest and most heart breaking Lisa episodes besides Jazzman.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

My favorite tear-jerking moment of the series.

[@loneprimate]

God, it's been 30 years or more, and this still guts me every time.

[@RyanRCross]

Lisa will probably have dreams of him in her future when shes a bit older. I had a teacher I connected with as a child and sometimes he shows up in my dreams still being a teacher. He retired a year after I left grade school. I really didn't want to leave his class.I still miss him to this day. I was very lucky I got to have him as my teacher for two years. Best of my school years. Making a connection like that is rare, she'll never forget him.

[@omayragonzalez3602]

His message to Lisa was beautiful 💖

[@draykiedrayker2279]

The newer seasons don’t have this kind of writing anymore

[@MMMmyshawarma]

Instead of Dustin Hoffman playing just a character on the show, today would have Dustin Hoffman introduce himself as Dustin Hoffman while snowboarding off of Homer's head for sitcom mouth breathing humor.

[@bryanp5843]

I haven't watched The Simpsons in years, and I don't know if they're still producing new episodes, but I hope that once they reveal that they're making the final season, they will go all out and bring back this sort of writing and emotions that they had in the older seasons. That would totally bring me back to watch it

[@12inter88]

As a teacher who teaches seniors, I always think of this scene when we approach the end of the year.

[@iveriae6112]

I’ve never cried so hard over a Simpsons episode,

[@MissLizzy882]

0:12 extraordinarily good voice acting. 100% believable that is a heartbroken little 8 year old ❤. My favorite Simpsons scene

[@SequentiallyCompact]

There's more heart in this scene than in the entirety of the "Must See TV" that was airing at the time, and more than has been put on regular corporate TV in the last decade. Yea, I know the Siimpsons is a product just the same, but there's a reason it it was the greatest show of the 90s.

[@last808]

I still remember my favorite and most influential teachers fondly decades later. It's also why I think teachers are horribly under supported in society when they foster our future.

[@soso-chan5075]

I came to this scene because I recently had my own “you are Lisa Simpson” moment with someone… the scene made me ugly cry as a kid and it’s made me UGLY CRY as an adult…

[@geoffgreen2105]

And he writes in legible cursive. Hell of a guy.

[@Xeire]

Back in the day when famous actors who guest starred were playing a character with meaning and story driven built situation instead of a cartoon version of themselves

[@Lordkills124]

I've just finished teaching at a school. I wasn't there for long. One of my favourite pupils gave me a Christmas card that said I changed their life by simply 'being myself'. I now know how impactful a good teacher can be and I am literally crying knowing I won't see them again and I feel regret not being able to stay longer, although I needed to go for my long-term benefit. They will do extraordinarily well in life, just like Lisa. Now I know in my soul how important it is to be you, and how that can effect others. Whoever you are, just be you.

[@STRIDERSPINEL]

Ouuuch... still hits hard 😭

[@eleanorhogan8643]

It is really sad that the best characters on this only ever appears in one or two episodes and are never seen or heard of again.

[@TheMrRedSir]

I like how this video was uploaded 5 years ago and all the comments were posted within a few months ago.

[@pallasathena1555]

In 1993 the perception of cartoons was that they didn’t have deeper meaning and where just drawings designed to give you a cheap laugh. The simpsons shattered that perception.

[@nikishadanjou2725]

This is my favorite episode ever, it make me smile and cry especially when she was playing the saxophone for him❤

[@zezan321]

When you watching simpsons as adult you see diferent point

[@anawkwardmeeting3567]

1:46 Jon Vitti, the writer of the episode, stated that there was a mistake with the animatic: the paper should have had an "!" at the end. However, I feel that it works better without it because the note doesn't feel as forced on Lisa, allowing her to explore herself without feeling pressured to do so.

[@catalinavallejor]

I had never cried watching the Simpsons until I watched this episode

[@kitparsons4733]

The voice acting here is crazy good

[@jayathvidanage2793]

When her face goes from angry to sad, any one who has ever been in love that it's the people you love the most that can make you the most angry, even if it's irrational at times. Love is what holds this world together, it's so powerful that it can overwhelm us at times. Never turn your back on those who help you the most. Always give people the benefit of the doubt. If they break your trust over and over then the best thing you can do is leave their life. Your chapter in their life is done and they must learn from your permanent absense. This scene bleeds more of what life is than most things you'll ever see.

[@flargarbason1740]

She went through the stages of greif (skipping Denial) Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance

[@jessediaz1293]

“So I guess this is it. If you don’t mind..I’ll run alongside the train, as it speeds you from my life.” 😢

[@frankiek_1]

This will always we one of my favorite episodes

[@nathanblevins5483]

There people that inspired you to become who you are.

[@lpnp9477]

Yes, and I curse them every day because I'm like if God spilled a person

[@nikita1911001]

​@@lpnp9477 i just hope you can feel better about being yourself, as you shaped to be, however hard it was, and not about being the other "better" person who never even was.

[@MATIZKOOL]

No matter what happens, you’ve always got yourself. And you are awesome. Keep fighting.

[@organisationxiv2927]

I'm sorry but really only we who were actually highly literate as children and teenagers know this feeling of connection to a teacher, I suspect. I will never forget my English and science teachers, nor two of my professors. Conversations with them are the highlights of my life.

[@kayatuschling8706]

This is one of only three bits of TV I've ever cried at

[@dannobeats8702]

The Simpsons really is amazing. What a great piece of television this is.

[@Dominic-Gecko235]

One of the most emotional scenes ever in The Simpsons. ❤😥😢😭❤❤

[@TheFlamerWolf]

This brought a tear to my eye, theirs people you meeted and they give you something and you never see them again, a women gave me a drawing and never saw her again

[@Bud_IsWiser]

This is my ALL TIME Fave episode!! The First Time I seen It I Balled Out Crying For like 30min straight…Makes me think of My Grandmother…Never Really Got To Grieve From Her Passing…This Was A Pure and True Episode Here!

[@SupBro-ww9go]

This is the most genuine thing I've seen in the Simpsons

[@adams2385]

yes

[@partsparis]

If this were to be adapted to film it would be oscar worthy and the greatest production ever made definitely more hour long length feature

[@partsparis]

Mabe this is what heaven is like R.i.p. World This needs a follow up as in a sequal for closure

[@iervo3899]

Here we are more than 30 seasons later and he is still the best

[@basslin3r]

As a stupidly intelligent high IQ freak who was raised In a small town with a hopeless family at a school with hopeless teachers... Who had one science teacher once who I actually connected with and showed me how amazing learning can be... This episode really hit me.

[@Xammie98]

Wow same here but with math instead of science teacher

[@flargarbason1740]

You’re using a lot of buzzwords there. More just sounds like you THINK you were different and unique because that’s what all kids see. Sounds like you were just a normal kid who was interested in one particular subject because they liked the teacher. It’s not an uncommon thing. Pretty much every kid experiences that.

[@MrCaleb-ni5ek]

@@flargarbason1740 What were the buzzwords there? In all honesty. What did you think you were doing when you replied to this comment? Were you proving a point to yourself, or maybe to OP? Are you just so miserable that you need to mitigate every remarkable thing someone else feels a compulsion to share, in hopes it ignites a flare within you that's been lost to time and experience? It won't, and I speak from experience. The most you can do is nurture these same kinds of people that we once were, and hope that we can learn from them ourselves. Shun my interpretation of the truth all you'd like, but one day you'll realize all of our hopes lie within the future, and eventually you'll come to terms with that - or die alone and friendless, like it seems you're headed along the tracks for.

[@EddyDisaster]

This scene and Jurassic Bark from Futurama always make me cry

[@christinajones93]

This was one of my favorite episodes I cried

[@JewishKeto]

I remember when this first aired! We were starting to learn script (cursive) handwriting in my third grade class.. when the note was first shown I excitedly shouted “script!”

[@tonyajones1463]

I've had special peopme in my life that I hated to lose. People I've connected with. And it can be hard to move on but once u do it becomes easier but u never forget what they taught u.

[@antoniotolentino8108]

This one hits me more than any other especially someone who didn’t have the best self esteem everyone has a favorite teacher. I had a teacher that left me a note too and I never forget my dream because of it and she passed away so even more so. The hope teachers can give us become more than are own. My two favorite teachers Ms. Godwin 5th grade. She propelled my life long love for reading and had me read some of the best books. Ms Cagel she believed in my writing and said she can’t wait till I write a book it’s a dream I’m working on 😢

[@eeeeewu]

Damn it this is so emotional and I love it.

[@BrentBlueAllen]

My heart can't take this, holy hell

[@limonsoda]

Back when they were the best tv show on air.

[@juannaym8488]

I love how they covered a child having a crush on an adult. It's done maturely and sweet without being creepy

[@Raitor33]

To me Lisa was one of the best and most relatable characters in the early seasons. Scenes like this move you and even leave a lesson. This show had so much soul…

[@evanreid6917]

You know I'm 34 now, I remember when this episode came out. There's just something about how Dustin Hoffman delivers, the whenever you feel alone line that is heartbreaking Because it's so real it still makes me cry.

[@RyneMcKinney]

This scene is so impactful. Everyone needs a teacher like Mr. Bergstrom

[@ShxpxRok]

I miss these old stories they're intelligent and leave you with something to think on..

[@pontredreal01]

Such a charming teacher

[@princessmarlena1359]

I’ve had my share of “Mr. Bergstroms” or “Karls” in my life. When they’re gone, it hurts but they never have nor ever will leave my heart.

[@Fan_of_The_Sailor_Scouts]

You may not remember this, because the Actor had no Lines, but He did return. Years later. And Lisa missed His entire 1 second clip.

[@_BEELUVS]

so my favorite teacher is leaving school and i was crying yesterday because of it and he gave me a hug. he then held me back today to tell me something i wasn’t thinking much of him leaving because i was hanging out with my friends but then he put this video on and when the dude started writing a note he wrote something on a piece of paper i was crying by then and then when she opened it he told me to open it.. i ended up crying and my friends were so worried because of it-

[@zezan321]

this is the reason why 2 season is my favorite, because it have a lot of great episodes

[@Dark_Side213]

Great scene ! 😔❤️

[@super266]

That was sad on the level of Fry's dog in Futurama.

[@buddytenney7121]

I haven't felt this emotional since I saw the moment from near the end of the VeggieTales episode "Celery Night Fever", in which Junior and Laura hugged each other.

[@Crylhound]

Good old times.

[@XBlakeFreemanX]

Tears

[@martinrojas2737]

Master Shifu, are you?