History Heartwarming / SFDebris

* In his Review for Film/HowardTheDuck, Chuck does bring up that, despite what one may think of his Films, Creator/GeorgeLucas does show that they do have genuine passion for Film Making.

* In his Review for Film/HowardTheDuck, Chuck does bring up that, despite what you may think of his Films, Creator/GeorgeLucas does show that they do have genuine passion for Film Making.

* In his Review for Howard The Duck, Chuck does bring up that, despite what you may think of his Films, Creator/GeorgeLucas does have a genuine passion for Film Making

* His defense of the Federation in "[[{{Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS02E26TheJemHadar}} The Jem'Hadar]]" about not backing down from the Dominion, considering his general disdain for Starfleet and the Federation.

** He did some familiar during his ''Film/StarTrekNemesis'' review for Data [[spoiler: which drew {{Superman}} comparisons]].

** His analysis of the ending makes it that much more heartwarming, pointing out how Madoka [[spoiler: essentially granted everyone's true wishes: Mami doesn't have to be alone, Kyoko can be a hero like she wanted, and Sayaka's selflessness will not end in misery.]]
** Also [[spoiler: while [[Creator/GenUrobuchi Urobuchi]] says Homura failed in her task to save Madoka, Chuck manages to see it as victory, pointing out that because of Homura, Madoka will never become a witch and will never die and, by extent, no magical girl's wish will end in despair.]]

* A minor one, but during his review of Fair Haven he admitted that when he reached the end of ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' with his Femshep (no, not [[SociopathicHero that one]]) and had to chose [[spoiler: one of three endings in which only one would have Shepard survive]] he felt that there wasn't really a choice.

* His dedication of the ''[[Film/StarTrek Star Trek (2009)]]'' review to Dennis "Ghost Rider" Mullan, a longtime online friend of Chuck's who went missing in New York City on December 31 2010, and has not been seen or heard from since.

* His defense of the Federation in Jem'Hadar about not backing down from the Dominion, considering his general disdain for Starfleet and the Federation.

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

* From his ''Series/{{Firefly}}'' review of "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?
* This moment from the review of ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', episode "Out of Gas": When the crew are 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''. It's in the voice. The way Chuck says it is... just aaww.
* The end of the ''Discworld/{{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.

** The usage of "[[Music/{{Queen}} Under]] [[Music/DavidBowie Pressure]]" for the TNG finale "All Good Things."

** His tribute to Creator/ElisabethSladen in the "Dr. Who: Seeds of Doom" review.

* The end of his review of ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' episode 10 [[http://sfdebris.com/videos/special/homura.asp showcasing the relationship and love between Madoka and Homura....set to 'Time After Time' by Cyndi Lauper.]]

* In his reupload of "Shuttlepod One", he praises Connor Trinneer and Dominic Keeting for their performances and laments how their talents were wasted on episodes like this one.

* The pains he takes to make clear that he's not blaming Colin Baker for the initial cancellation of ''Doctor Who'', in a video all about how his run was the beginning of the end.
* In "Skin of Evil", he does seem to sympathize with Denise Crosby's frustration over Tasha Yar's meager characterization in early TNG, noting how a scene as insignificant as Tasha chatting with Worf can still carry some weight and make it worthwhile. He even bemoans the fact that he had very few clips to utilize in the opening tribute.

** In "Yesterday's Enterprise", noting how it serves as a BookEnd to "Skin of Evil". In "Skin of Evil", Tasha earned the respect of one Klingon (Worf), and in "Yesterday's Enterprise", she earns the respect of ''all'' Klingons for her HeroicSacrifice.

* In "These Are The Voyages...", as much as he hates Brannon Braga, Chuck grants some leniency [[CreatorBacklash for admitting how much he screwed up]].

* Memorial Day 2017: His video he's chosen to release is ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'' most famous episode "Code of Hero". Framing the beginning and the end of the review are musical tributes to the heroism of warriors. The perfect tribute to the ending arc for the noble Dinobot and all the good he did in becoming a defender and hero in his final moments.
* The [[https://vimeo.com/250933801 tenth anniversary video]], featuring clips from everything Chuck has reviewed set to "In Time" by Robbie Robb.
* The end of The Hermit's Journey where Chuck discusses the legacy of George Lucas and how he's only human and thus has a balance of bad and good qualities. After closing his statement of the latter truly outweighing the former, we see the glimpse of Obi-Wan Kenobi being struck down by Darth Vader to the tune of Dreams to Dream

* Memorial Day 2017: His video he's chosen to release is BeastWars most famous episode Code of Hero. Framing the beginning and the end of the review are musical tributes to the heroism of warriors. The perfect tribute to the ending arc for the noble Dinobot and all the good he did in becoming a defender and hero in his final moments.

** Also [[spoiler: while [[GenUrobuchi Urobuchi]] says Homura failed in her task to save Madoka, Chuck manages to see it as victory, pointing out that because of Homura, Madoka will never become a witch and will never die and, by extent, no magical girl's wish will end in despair.]]

'''[[Franchise/DoctorWho The Doctor]]:''' I love the whole world / With all its sights and sounds\\

'''[[Film/FlashGordon Vultan]]:''' I love that '''''HE'S ALIVE!!'''''\\

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

* Each episode of the ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'': Imperial Agent Class Quest review has a segment where Chuck vents about something he hates about the game. For the final episode, Chuck clarifies that despite his venting, he truely does love the game and shows a long montage of all his various alts.

** [[http://youtu.be/hj8g4TnWLVw His tribute]] to Creator/LeonardNimoy set to [[VideoGame/Civilization "Baba Yetu"]].

** [[http://youtu.be/hj8g4TnWLVw His tribute]] to Creator/LeonardNimoy set to [[VideoGame/CivilizationIV "Baba Yetu"]].

** His tribute to Elisabeth Sladen in the "Dr. Who: Seeds of Doom" review.

** Also [[spoiler: while [[GenUrobuchi Urobuchi]] says Homura failed in her task to save Madoka, Chuck manages to see it as victory pointing because of Homura Madoka will never become a witch and will never die and by extent no magical girl wish will end in despair.]]

* On the tearjerker page, there's a section about Chuck's wife, who is mentally ill and has currently left home for her own reasons. [[http://sfdebris.com/blog/index.php?entry=The-Ugly-Truth-%28But-the-Show-Will-Go-On%29 He updated]] a couple of weeks later, saying that he managed to talk to her uninterrupted and she came home. And then he thanks his viewers for offering their support.

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