History TearJerker / JetsonsTheMovie

** The method of recording was -- due to his advanced age -- someone saying the line to O'Hanlon in the studio, and O’Hanlon then repeating it in George Jetson's voice. Because of this, O'Hanlon's last words were "George, George! Are you okay?!" when he was found going through the stroke that would ultimately kill him.

* A real life example with both George O'Hanlon (the voice of George) and Creator/MelBlanc (the voice of Mr. Spacely) who both died shortly after recording their lines and never got to see the finished product. George O'Hanlon even had a stroke ''in the studio'' and died shortly afterward in the hospital.
** The method of recording was someone saying the line to O’Hanlon in the studio, and O’Hanlon repeating it. What were his last words? “George, George! Are you ok?!?!”.
-->'''Astro:''' ''(at the end of the credits)'' [=RrI=] Rrove you, Rreorge!

* The song "Home" by ''Tiffany'' as the Jetsons bid farewell to their new friends, especially by the climax.

** Hits harder meta-wise given the scorn Tiffany earned after being put into the movie via ExecutiveMeddling.
* And finally, there’s ANOTHER Meta-Tearjerker. This movie went through one major DevelopmentHell to the point that, as mentioned above, two of the main voice actors of the show died before production ended. And to top it all off, the movie's poor performance at the box office basically killed off the franchise for the next 27 years, [[ShaggyDogStory which made almost all the hard work the studio put into this movie worthless]]

* The song "Home" by Music/{{Tiffany}} as the Jetsons bid farewell to their new friends, especially by the climax.

* And finally, there’s ANOTHER Meta-Tearjerker. This movie went through one major DevelopmentHell to the point that, as mentioned above, two of the main voice actors of the show died before production ended. And to top it all off, the movie's poor performance at the box office basically killed off the franchise for the next 27 years, which made almost all the hard work the studio put into this movie worthless.

* When Elroy nearly dies, and [[AdultFear George and Jane's reactions]] after he is saved.

* And finally, there’s ANOTHER Meta-Tearjerker. This movie went through one major DevelopmentHell to the point that, as mentioned above, the main voice actor of the show died. And to top this all off, this movie bombed so hard at the box office that the entire Jetsons franchise didn’t resurface in years. That made almost all the hard work the studio put into this movie for nothing!

** The method of recording was someone saying the line to O’Hanlon in the studio, and O’Hanlon repeating it. What were [[FamousLastWords his last words?]] “George, George! Are you ok?!?!”.

* [[spoiler: When Elroy nearly dies, and [[AdultFear George and Jane's reactions]] after he is saved.]]

* A real life example with both George O'Hanlon (the voice of George) and Mel Blanc (the voice of Mr. Spacely) who both died shortly after recording their lines and never got to see the finished product. George O'Hanlon even had a stroke ''in the studio'' and died shortly afterward in the hospital.

* The song "Home" by Tiffany as the Jetsons bid farewell to their new friends, especially by the climax.
** Hits harder meta-wise given the scorn Tiffany earned after being put into the movie via ExecutiveMeddling.

* The song "Home" by Tiffany as the Jetsons bid farewell to their new friends. When you listen to the climax of that song, it will bring you in tears. I mean, that song was so beautiful and heartwarming, it makes you want to cry.

* The song "Home" by Tiffany as the Jetsons bid farewell to their new friends. When you listen to the climax of that song, it will bring you in tears. I mean, that song was so beautiful and heartwarming, it makes you want to cry.

* A real life example with both George O'Hanlon (the voice of George) and Mel Blanc (the voice of Mr. Spacely) who both died shortly after recording their lines and never got to see the finished product. George O'Hanlon even had a stroke ''in the studio'' and died just as voice director Andrea Romano was calling an ambulance.

* The song "Home" by Tiffany as the Jetsons bid farewell to their new friends. When you listen to the climax of that song, it will bring you in tears. I mean, that song was so beautiful and heartwarming, it makes me want to cry.

* [[EveryoneCries Astro, Jane, and Rosie crying]] while watching an emotional soap opera.

-->'''Astro:''' ''(at the end of the credits)'' [=RrI=] Rrove you, Rreorge!

* [[spoiler: When Elroy nearly dies, and George and Jane's reactions after he is saved.]]