History TearJerker / Warehouse13

** Also a little before this in the [[LittleNo quiet way]] that Pete, normally the childish one, holds it all in for Claudia and tells her to "Please go back to the car."
* Also in the third season finale when [[spoiler: H.G. Wells sacrifices herself to create a force field for Pete, Myka and Artie to remain safe in while the warehouse blows up from a bomb the BigBad planted. The look on Myka's face and the ensuing explosion coupled with the soft piano music of the scene is really something.]]

* In season 2 second last episode, The whole scene when H.G Wells [[spoiler: falls victim to the Medusa head, which lets her live out her happiest desire. She is back in Victorian times playing with her daughter. "I'll never leave you again."]] When she is pulled away, her face is absolutely broken and she then asks Myka "Why did you do that?!"

* Steve's reconciliation with his mother over his sister's death is both a full-on TearJerker and CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming. That Claudia's expressions and mannerisms constantly reminds them of the dearly departed is just the icing on the heartbreak cake.

* "A Faire to Remember": [[spoiler: Claudia and her sister Claire getting to spend one final day together. If the decision to make a HeroicSacrifice doesn't start the waterworks, the sisters' final duet of {{Music/Garbage}}'s "When I Grow Up" will.]]

** The GrandFinale makes this even worse. [[spoiler: Leena once confided in Mrs. Frederic that [[ForeseeingMyDeath she had a premonition that she would die in the Warehouse]], and Mrs. Frederic promised her that she would try to prevent it.]] [[TheStoic Steve]] [[SandInMyEyes has to leave the room after discovering that]].

** The GrandFinale makes this even worse. [[spoiler: Leena once confided in Mrs. Frederic that [[ForeseeingMyDeath she had a premonition that she would die in the Warehouse]], and Mrs. Frederic promised her that she would try to prevent it.]] [[TheStoic Steve]] [[ManlyTears has to leave the room after discovering that]].

* Pete likewise is having trouble accepting [[spoiler:that the Warehouse might move]], because he credits the job as making him a better person and is afraid of what might happen if he ever lost it.

* Artie's "Breakup Speech" to the Warehouse is gut-wrenching. He's angry, he's frustrated, and he's bitterly, bitterly sad about [[spoiler: the possibility of losing the thing he's given his life to for no real reason]]. Luckily, it turns out that [[spoiler: the Warehouse really does care, or at least as much as a building can care about a man.]]

** Also a little before this in the [[LittleNo quiet way]] that Pete tells her to "Please go back to the car."

* The last ten minutes of "Where and When". [[spoiler:Rebecca wants to share one last kiss with Jack by using H.G. Wells' time machine. When told that the MentalTimeTravel is one way and will last nineteen seconds before her time-travelling self turns back into her past self, she replies "Why would I want to come back?"]]

* Also in the third season finale when [[spoiler: H.G. Wells sacrifices herself to create a force field for Pete, Myka and Artie to remain safe in while the warehouse blows up from a bomb the BigBad planted. The look on Myka's face and the ensuing explosion coupled with the soft piano music of the scene had this troper in tears.]]

* It would nearly impossible to name one person who shed a tear when Sykes died the first time around. Then time is reset and Gandhi's cloth removes the evil that infected him when he was a child. [[spoiler: He dies, again]] this time the child that he was asks eveyone for forgiveness. Then it dawns on you that he was just another victim of Artifact whammying. Then suddenly, it's not so satisfying anymore.