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I was close to crying, but it wasn't until the second time that I watched it, that I realised how much I wanted to cry!
Hey there!
In October 2012, I am going as part of a school group to Capetown, South Africa. As a developing country, Capetown lacks basic amenities that we here in the UK, USA, Australia or wherever you are visiting from take for granted. While we are across, we will be working within the community, teaching in the classrooms, helping in peoples homes and much more! So please, help me raise money towards the trip by visiting THE STORE section on the website, look through the different picture galleries of the items available (mostly Doctor Who!) and email me at operation.capetown@hotmail.com if you are interested in any of them! Also, you can donate to the cause by Pressing DONATE on the home page! Thanks in advance with any donations, Fraser Johnston http://capetown-2012.webs.com/
watched it last night and blubed then had a dream about me being there and woke up crying.
im a very emotional person, any of you who watch eastenders may know how sad wellards death was, well i was crying so loud it wss as if my dog had died.
It was upsetting but I was never in fear of crying. The only time I've been really close to shedding a tear due to a fictional TV programme was in the final episode of Six Feet Under. I doubt any of the kids here have ever watched it (and if you have, you shouldn't have!
 ) but I recommend it for when you're old enough. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Latest figure: Dalek Drone.
This is naughtily off-topic of me, but - six feet under!!! That's the only time in my life I've ever cried at TV, and it was a full-on cry - could be because I'd watched the whole series for the first time in about two weeks, which was quite intense... I started roughly when David saw Keith at the picnic, and didn't stop till the end... But Exit Wounds? Nope. Nothing. I have no heart.
Sorry for the off topic post too (pretty please don't delete it, because it's a good clip to watch  ), but that's exactly the same for me - I downloaded (naughty me) all 5 series and watched them quite quickly. The most upsetting thing was a cast you've grown to know and love all die in a 5-minute montage:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnZfpjIeynA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Latest figure: Dalek Drone.
Re: Did you cry in Exit Wounds?
I didn't on the first viewing, but on the second viewing I nearly did. I had a lump in my throat at least.
Re: Did you cry in Exit Wounds?
I cried owen was my fab character
Re: Did you cry in Exit Wounds?
of couse i did how emotinal
Here are Some Brain Busters Can you do all Three?
Dodgy Dave has been hired to paint the house numbers on a recently completed housing estate. There are one hundred houses and therefore Dave has to paint all of the numbers from 1 to 100. How many times will Dave have to paint the number nine? A person in a boat drops a cannonball overboard, does the water level change? I went to visit my friend last week and he told me that each night he wakes up and gets out of bed at least 180 times. However, he always sleeps for at least 7 hours at a time. How can this be explained?
Re: Did you cry in Exit Wounds?
Any need to post the same thing twice in 24 hours? 
Re: Did you cry in Exit Wounds?
i cried so much
 i love tosh.
Re: Did you cry in Exit Wounds?
When I say cry its more like teary eyed but I was choked up with some emotion.
And Deschain, I agree about Six Feet Under!  Recent Figures: Dalek: The Eternal TOTAL: 172 Figures 1 Deluxe Figure 2 B-A-F 2 Playsets 4 TARDISes
Re: Did you cry in Exit Wounds?
re-watched this the other week there, and have to say I didn't cry at all........
apart from the bit where Owen got locked in the room... and couldn't get out. That was soooooooooo sad. My heart was in my mouth. That was the only sad bit because I loved his character, he was such a good character, and brought a nice charm to the show and made it worth watching even if it was a rubbish episode, and he was very light-hearted and funny.  I wouldn't say Exit Wounds was one of the best Torchwood's we've seen. (or should I say I?)Erm... new signature.
(hope it isn't too big). I've done my bit to help Karen Gillan. Voted for her in the GLAMOUR Awards. Good Luck Kaz! Last Classic Adventure watched: Tomb of the Cybermen Latest figure bought: Prisoner Zero - Series 31 figure
Re: Did you cry in Exit Wounds?
I cried. Muchly. I just got rid of my tears then they were packing up their stuff.
:'( No story lives unless someone wants to listen. The stories we love the best do live in us forever. So whether you come back by page or by the big screen, Hogwarts will always be there to welcome you home.. "You think the ones we love ever truly leave us?" Albus Dumbledore, 1991.
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