In Excelsis Deo - West Wing
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Wasn't, there an episode where the president,s sec talks about losing her sons in war? Anyone have that clip?
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This scene never fails to make me tear up. :(
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You have captured my favorite clip of the entire West Wing collection. I miss this show so much. Nicely done!
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just finished watching the entire west wing box set for the third time...I need to try and hold off before watching again to make sure I fully enjoy it...driving me nuts though, I'd stick season one on tonight if I wasn't so scared of ruining the best show I've ever seen. Not a bad actor, not a bad episode, not a bad script in the entire collection!
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Vienna Boys Choir - Little Drummer Boy ^^
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What makes these scences great is that they appeal to our instinctural feeling of what is right and our emotional reactions when we are saddened
and does it in a way that feels true to principles.
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*sniffle*
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Have you heard the Harry Simeone Chorale version that's available in the account of "terrydmyers". That version is 3:16 long. The photo that's attached to the title looks like a firework shell that's just starting to explode. Maybe any of the Harry Simeone Chorale versions are acceptable.
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This is the ONLY version of Little Drummer Boy I've ever been able to tolerate.
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Much as I love this scene, the part that always brings me to tears is when Mrs. Landingham tells Charlie why Christmases are hard for her--her two sons were killed in Viet Nam at Christmas. "They were so young, Charlie. I know they were scared. I believe they needed their mother then." (Not word for word, but that was the thought.) I think of all the young men and women who have died in war, of how scared they must have been, and of all the mothers who grieved for them and I cry.
@ J12X, I spent 8 months on a post funeral honor guard while in the Army. The normal saying I would use when presenting the flag to next of kin was, "On behalf of the President of the United States, and the people of a grateful nation, please accept this flag as a token of appreciation for your loved one's honorable, and faithful service."
ozziecat35 1 year ago 15
"Toby, does this mean i'll have hundreds of homeless veterens lining up for these funerals?"
"I can only hope so"
Beautiful.
MilwaukeeFtw 1 year ago 13