Heartwarming / S Club 7

• From the S Club Party Live tour in 2001^note Specifically the Manchester show, which is the official DVD. A young fan is chosen to come on stage for the performance of "I Really Miss You". Rachel holds the young girl's hand throughout the entire song and gets her to dance with her. It's just so friggin adorable, especially when it cuts to Jo laughing happily at it. And at the end Rachel kisses the girl goodbye.
• Being a band essentially designed for kids, it's a given that their music would be bright and optimistic. Accordingly, amidst the Silly Love Songs, several of their songs can be definite Sweet Dreams Fuel, with messages about friendship and positivity. "Reach" is the most obvious, but there are several others, such as "We Can Work It Out," "It's Alright," "Stand By You," and "Anytime, Anywhere," all of which contain the same general premise of "things will get better and you always have somebody on your side." Definitely not bad for lifting your spirits if you've had a bad day.
• In Miami 7, there's an episode where Paul ended up being a Mean Boss in charge of the hotel and he comes to regret his behavior after apparently alienating himself from the band. To his surprise and joy, they soon forgave him by the end of it after he apologizes at the luau they were throwing, place a lei over him and Jo, Hannah and Jon all kiss him as he joins them in their performance.
• An episode of LA 7 has Rachel being forced to take their manager's son to his high school prom. The son is a typical nerd, who gets bullied. Rather than grumpily going along with it, Rachel is nice to him throughout the whole night and defends him from the bullies.
• Towards the end of the "Two in a Million" video, for the bits where the gang are singing on the couch, you can see Bradley with his arm around Hannah - the two of them swaying together. D'awww.
• In the Seeing Double movie, there's a sequence where Jo sings "Never Had A Dream Come True" over a montage of Bradley and Tina showing the clones a good time. Bradley takes the Jon clone on the beach to play football with him (soccer to the yanks) and Tina teaching the Rachel and Hannah clones a little dance routine (in contrast to the Drill Sergeant Nasty the TV series normally portrayed her as, she's just helping them have fun here). Given that the group would disband not long after the movie, it comes across as a bittersweet farewell to the child fans from 1999 who were now growing up.
• The Christmas Special when after Paul, Hannah and Bradley are all injured in a car crash. Whilst the latter two soon recover, the former loses his memory. Instead of using the plane tickets they had to fly back home to England as originally planned, they stayed with Paul and used the money from cashing in the tickets to buy a tree, other decorations and presents.
• During the Good Times reunion tour in 2023, each show featured a recording of the deceased Paul singing the titular song, with the rest of the band affirming that they will always miss Paul; Bradley in particular declares that Paul was like his brother.

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