Alan and BJ on GH. Emily I wanted to do the Hora on her grave. AMC's Palmer death made me quite sad but the fact that he had been off the show for a while and that the character had stopped appearing (and I had stopped watch years earlier) muted my reaction.

AMC: Jenny's death was the first one I ever cried over. I also cried when Angie couldn't save Jesse and when Laura died, as well as Mona, Palmer & Phoebe.

OLTL: Megan.

GL: Maureen.

Josh telling Marah that Reva died, which was done without dialogue with just music playing over the scene (sorry, I'm too lazy to look for these scenes on YouTube).

I've been moved by the deaths of many characters but I can only think of two that made me cry. And those characters weren't among my all-time favorites but something about their deaths hit me. One was when Dave Bachman died suddenly of a heart attack on "How to Survive a Marriage."

The other was when Tod Chandler died on Days with his sister Liz singing to him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Fs_L7zalQ4

Storm Logan - B&B. I was a complete mess, blubbering and all. When Donna came into the room and screamed, I really lost it.

This one really got to me, too. When Brooke takes the photo from Storm's hand, man, the tears came. Darla's death in the hospital with Thorne and Stephanie by her beside, and Sally looking in was also a tearjerker.

Oh yeah Storm's suicide on B&B got me.

When grace died on days I was a wreck.

Been watching soaps since I was like 5 and in all those years (35+), the only one that really brought me to tears was on General Hospital in 1993 when Dominique died in Scotty's arms immediately after she discovered Scotty and Lucy were going to have her baby. Ridiculously brilliant soap moment.

Two instances on OLTL. When Megan died, I was very sad! I came very close to crying when Marty was pushed down the stairs by that sociopath Eli, and she lost her baby. I once came close to crying on Passions (I mostly just remember that soap being campy fun) when Gwen's baby was born prematurely and she miscarried, and when she lost another baby a year later. I didn't care too much for Gwen (or Ethan or Theresa) but Liza Huber did some good work there.

Gabrielle's death on OLTL just enraged me.

Only ones I can remember....

- Edward and Lila.

- Katherine C.

- Stephanie Forrester Douglas.

- Phoebe Forrester

Oh and Ann (Stephanie's mom on BB)

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Sad scenes

DAYS: Original Roman dying in Bo's arms and Steve's death

OLTL: Megan's death

There was a Filipino soap a friend of mine watched a while back called Bukod Kang Pinagpala about 3 women fighting for custody of a girl named Cindy. Ofelia, one of the women had lost her daughter to a heart defect.

From 1:03 - 5:00, Ofelia is confronted with the death of her daughter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwKr5LgM0Xw

Even though I don't understand Tagalog, Jennica Garcia's acting, the haunting score, and the fact that Ofelia wasn't there when Lizzie died made this scene tragic and sad.

Ohhh and I forgot! Remember Queen Liz's friend from 2010? The old woman who had cancer and gave Liz advice? When she died I sobbed like a baby. I think her name was Shirley.

AMC- Leora. I know Ron and some GH fans don't like to remember this time in Anna's history but it happen anyway. There was great acting by FH and VI.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YM--GxGaDZ0

Jennifer's death on ATWT in 2006 was a very personal one for me. It was hard for me not to draw comparisons between me watching her death to my grandmother watching her grandmother's death on ATWT 30 years earlier. Throw in all of Jennifer's goodbyes to her family and the fact that she was leaving behind a young child...just a lot of feels.

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Yes. Jennifer's death was one I forgot too list. IMO, that truly was the show's last good story and one of JP's few, and I mean FEW, good stories. I welled up at Hal and Babs reactions more than anything.

Jennifer's death on ATWT in 2006 was a very personal one for me. It was hard for me not to draw comparisons between me watching her death to my grandmother watching her grandmother's death on ATWT 30 years earlier. Throw in all of Jennifer's goodbyes to her family and the fact that she was leaving behind a young child...just a lot of feels.

I was just about to say Jennifer Munson's death. That was heartbreaking and beautifully done!

Caroline Wilson (Lionel Lockridge's wife on Santa Barbara). That death broke my freaking heart