@@kenyattasimpson8468 The episode that Sandy died entitled “Second Chance” would be hard for me to watch knowing that Matthew Perry is gone for real. I would be bawling my eyes out.
@@jalenbrewster6777years she was in TV show on doing live concert in person picture awards TCM hollywood movies on Amazon prime video on Netflix about biography book of the same
This is what made Jason Seaver an ideal father. He validated the emotions of his children and let them go through whatever emotional stuff they needed to go through to get to the solution to their problem and if there wasn’t one he made himself available for comfort
Tracy Gold an talented actress, whom said that she was fat or what not are so wrong!!!!!, should apologize whom did , am glad nothing had happened to her/ she is not even big, look (s) good, has an average nice shape for her size
@GHOSTPRO4 at this point I'm Leary of even thinking what else could happen. Since that day a year ago this Dec 2 my life has turned into one bad luck after another. Basically every thing I've accomplished or done with my life over the last 16 years has been lost stolen or taken
I lost my mom to cancer 4 years ago and I hated her for it. Not day goes by that I never miss my amazing mom. The pain never goes away but you can't let it stop you, you had to find a way to pick up the pieces and keep going.
I never even realized they had some continuity in regards to Sandy dying. A lot of these sitcoms they throw some shit out there like this and then it's never mentioned again.
I agree Jason Seaver was indeed next to Phillip Banks, Carl Winslow, Danny Tanner, James Evans, Dan Connor, Mike Brady, John Walton Sr, Charles Ingles, Alan Matthews, George Lopez, Cliff Huxuble, Michael Kyle, Red Foreman, Al Bundy, and Tim Taylor. We need those dads back on TV right now.
This hits pretty hard...I lost a really close friend right around Christmas time years ago to a horrible car accident and I remember spending that holiday with my family and I couldn't even think straight I was so overcome by grief...will never forget the way my family was there for me and just let me grieve in my personal way while making it known they were there if I needed them..
My first wife passed away almost 15 years ago. We were married for almost 16 years. I can tell you it doesn't get easier, there are good days, bad days, and there are days I feel just like it happened yesterday. At the time our children were 15, 13, and 10 and I know they feel the same pain as I do. What kept me going was them, I lived by the motto "failure is not an option" for years. Even today I still feel grief so I know what the character Carol is going through.
It never gets easier, it's learning to cope with it. Mother day is sad day for me. I lost my mother to cancer. Everyone at speak their about mom and the thing they do. I just stand there thinking I can't do anything anything anymore with my mom. Time heal all wounds but some scars dig deep to our very souls. Rest In Peace to your wife, gone but never forgotten.
I'm so sorry. We lost our second son 28 months ago and his wife (they were married 8 months) just started dating again & it feels like we have lost him again. He told me after they had been friends/co-workers for a month & he told me he was going to marry her...I am so sorry for your loss.
my friend I wish I could say I know what your going through but I can't , cause I have never been married , but all I can say is I am sorry for your loss
I can relate to Carol feeling like that. October 4th is always hard for me , because the man who was my best friend and really truly loved me passed away. I've healed, but I think of him and I'm still waiting for that love I found with him. RIP Ronald Pierre Wright. Always in my 💜
How nice to come in to a world, go out away from home and family and meet somebody and have such an impact that they cherish your name even after you’re gone with no blood ties loyalty just pure love ❤️ rip Ronald Pierre Wright
Absolutely. Even though Tracey Gold's character reminded me of all of the snobby girls that I went to school with at the time, her acting in this scene is incredible. She displayed such a raw and powerful emotion here especially for a person of her age during this episode.
@@martykeaton182 name a recent sitcom that tackled a real issue like this with this tone..most television today is just bad with a handful of good shows to watch..
@@emmanuelmontperous3537 It’s been a while for me watching those kinds of shows except old ones. Plus out of curiosity, any chance of naming at least one bad show?
@@martykeaton182 watchmen for starters,Dr who WAS good till the 13th doctor got there Batwoman is terrible and is being forced to be renewed it has less than half a million tuning in,Dear white people is another but that's getting canceled
Growing Pains is the greatest sitcom and greatest show ever! It's funny and serious the acting is great the pacing is great with high energy it has fun storylines and it has a fourth wall episode called Meet the Seavers that's very creative and brilliant my favorite part in the episode is when the set guy carries Ben over his shoulder haha. It's serious the greatest show!
It surely was. This is why I believe that teenage/young love is the most purest, honest, and innocent form of connection. Everything is natural because most teenagers haven't been hardened yet by life's cruel experiences. At least that was the case for me.
My brother passed away. He was 42. It's been 10 years, and no, it doesn't get any easier. Every single day, he is always on my mind. Different shows he would have loved, watching his 2 daughters grow up, he would have been so happy. I know he is. Everyone still misses him. I find myself crying sometimes. To me, it felt like I dreamt I had a brother. It just doesn't seem real. It's only been 10 years but it feels like forever. But the pain never goes away. There will always be someone missing. It never gets any easier.
I liked that Growing Pains had Sandy die in one episode but had Carol continue to grieve for him in following episodes and didn't just forget about it.
The first time I saw the episodes about ‘Sandy’s’ dying, I was in my late teens and cried because he was around my age. Watching it as a Mom, I cried because it’s a loss no parent wants.
Excellent scene, and good acting. I wish though they went with the alternative sincerity was that Carol wasn't afraid to risk being happy with someone else, but actually decided that she didn't want to be with anyone else. Nothing wrong with remaining single.
She was so very young. You can’t make such huge and important decisions that young. I’m sure Sandy wouldn’t have wanted to know that she was down here grieving her life away over him, never having another love, never experiencing having a family of her own. That’s unrealistic and cruel to wish on her.
😂😂😂😂 When does it get easier I’m not happy I’ve been mad at myself because of what been happening When does that easier? Day by day eventually I’ll be happy To me it work that way I’ll never be happy without true love
I wanted to get married every since I was 11 years old in middle and high and the last school I wanted to be in love They didn’t even care They didn’t even care about my family It took 37 years to be in love and here I am depressed and lonely Being in love is never for me first a lost of family and now it get harder and harder I agree with Carol in a different perspective I was in love I’m grieving about family I’m grieving about being in love why ? Why do we get hurt?