History Heartwarming / SFDebris

* Any time Chuck talks about his twin sons on Twitter. Parents may love their children, but when you remember how close Chuck came to losing one or both of them before even getting to really know them, [[TastesLikeDiabetes you know that he probably loves them more than most can realize.]]

'''[[MassEffect2 Female Shepard]]:''' I love to hold the line\\

-->'''Londo:''' I love to have a drink\\
'''Sisko:''' I love to HIT THINGS\\
'''Data:''' I love my lifeforms ♪\\
'''Worf:''' [[{{Headdesk}} I hate when Data sings]]\\
'''The Doctor''': I love the whole world / With all its sights and sounds\\

'''Janeway:''' I love to shoot stuff!\\

'''River:''' [[AC:I love to taste dreams]]\\
'''Harry:''' [[TheChewToy I hate to be alive!]]\\
'''Crichton:''' I love the whole world / And all its craziness\\

'''Kirk:''' I love green women\\
'''The Cat:''' I love when things are mine!\\
'''Picard:''' I love my relics\\
'''[=FemShep=]:''' I love to hold the line\\

* The end of the ''{{Hogfather}}'' review, about how Terry Pratchett's work will live on long after his death, both his own and whatever his daughter will do to continue it.

* Any time Chuck talks about his twin sons, Max and Luke, on Twitter. Parents may love their children, but when you remember how close Chuck came to losing one or both of them before even getting to really know them, [[TastesLikeDiabetes you know that he probably loves them more than most can realize.]]

* This moment from the review of ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', episode "Out of Gas": When the crew is having dinner together, things seem very positive for them, and all the moments that are mentioned are very sweet, but especially when SF Debris points out that Zoe showed her concern for Wash by saving him a plate from dinner and that he ''adored'' her over it, ''which he should''. Aaww.. Just aaww.

* The end montage for Captain Kirk set to [[Music/{{Journey}} "Faithfully"]] in his review of ''Film/StarTrekGenerations'', which managed to be a more touching tribute to Kirk than the film was.

** Similarly, his "Skin of Evil" review beginning with a montage for Tasha set to "[[BobDylan Knocking on Heaven's Door]]".

** The end montage in his review of ''WesternAnimation/WallE'' set to [[Music/PeterGabriel "In Your Eyes"]].

--->'''Londo:''' I love to have a drink\\

* The end montage in his review of ''Film/StarTrekGenerations'', which managed to be a more touching tribute to Captain Kirk than the film was.
** He did some familiar during his ''Film/StarTrekInsurrection'' review for Data [[spoiler: which drew {{Superman}} comparisons]].

** Plus, let's not forget the most recent example: his "Skin of Evil" review beginning with a montage for Tasha set to "[[BobDylan Knocking on Heaven's Door]]".
** The opening to this 5th Anniversary ClipShow, when the characters from each of the various recaps join in song. The Trek characters all in-character, too. --More to the point, they're all nods to Chuck's {{Alternate Character Interpretation}}s. After five years, they're almost as much ''his'' characters as the series!

** The opening to this 5th Anniversary ClipShow, when the characters from each of the various recaps join in song. The Trek characters all in-character, too. --More to the point, they're all nods to Chuck's {{Alternate Character Interpretation}}s. After five years, they're almost as much ''his'' characters as the series!

'''The Doctor''': I love the whole world / And all its sights and sounds\\

** Plus, let's not forget the most recent example: his "Skin of Evil" review beginning with a montage for [[spoiler: Tasha]] set to "[[BobDylan Knocking on Heaven's Door]]".

--> '''SF Debris''': The eternal flame nostalgia is a movie that you know has problems, but you're glad that you watched it -- to see that it's back again. You're probably never going to watch it again, but you're happy just knowing that it's there. That you could go on to watch it if you ever really wanted to. It's the film equivalent of knowing that there's always a bed and a hot meal at mum's house if you ever needed t. Even though you know you never will. It's just good to know the flame hasn't completely gone out. So you can hope that maybe it'll be back again, and as good as you can remember.

* The end montage of his review of ''Film/StarTrekGenerations'', which managed to be a more touching tribute to Captain Kirk than the film was.

* This moment from the review of ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', episode "Out of Gas": When the crew is having dinner together, things seem very positive for them, and all the moments that are mentioned are very sweet, but especially when SF Debris points out that Zoe showed her concern for Wash by saving him a plate from dinner and that he adored her over it, which he should. Aaww.. Just aaww.

* This moment from the review of ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', episode "Out of Gas": When the crew is having dinner together, things seem very positive for them, and all the moments that are mentioned are very sweet, but especially this one: SF Debris points out that Zoe showed her concern for Wash by saving him a plate from dinner and that he adored her over it, which he should. Aww.. Just aaww.

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* From his ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', "Shindig": His treatment of [=KayLee=]. Why the hell couldn't a girl dress in a gorgeous dress and feel pretty and enjoy herself at the ball if that's what she wants?
* From his ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', "Out of Gas Review": When the crew is having dinner together, things seem very positive, and all the things that are mentioned are very sweet moments, but especially this one: SF Debris points out that Zoe showed her concern for Wash bz saving him a plate from dinner and that he adored her over it, which he should. Aww.. Just aaww.

--> '''SF Debris''': The eternal flame nostalgia is a movie that you know has problems, but you're glad that you watched it -- to see that it's back again. You're probably never going to watch it again, but you're happy just knowing that it's there. That you could go on to watch it if you ever really wanted to. It's the film equivalent of knowing that there's always a bed and a hot meal at mum's house if you ever needed t. Even though you know you never will. It's just good to know the flame hasn't completely gone out. So you can hope that maybe it'll be back again, and as good as you can remember.

* In the review of ''Series/RedDwarf: Back to Earth'', nostalgia movies and return of old favourites are discussed at length, and the treatment they get falls into the heart-warming category. SF Debris states that three are types of nostalgia movies, and paradoxically, when he talks about the third type, which is the most flawed one of the three, the result is the pure heart-warmth:

* In the review of ''Series/RedDwarf: Back to Earth'', nostalgia movies and return of old favourites are discussed at length, and the treatment they get falls into the heart-warming category. SF Debris states that three are types of nostalgia movies, and paradoxically, when SF Debris talks about the third type, which is the most flawed, the result is the pure heart warmth: