Most depressing movies and TV shows

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I'm rewatching Breaking Bad and there is always one episode that gets to me. Season 2 Episode 6 features the kid of meth heads babysitting himself by watching TV in a trashed house. This episode always wrecks me.

This got me thinking, what movies, episodes, or series are most depressing to you?
 
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I thought Alpha Dog was a great movie. Put it on a 2nd time a few years after it came out. Turned it off after 20 minutes bc I realized I couldn't stand what was coming. Even harder now that Yelchin died in brutal fashion and he was such a sweet kid IRL
 
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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas depresses the **** out of me. Idk why. I can't even get through it.
 
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Requiem for a Dream
The Mist (don't just hang on the gut punch ending, the whole thing is about how crappy people can be when things get bad)
The Road
 
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The wife has been on a spate of cheesy, low budget movies on NF. I cant name just one but they're all Lifetime movies. They're depressing as hell.

The Good Witch is another, horrible show.
 
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Schindler's List. Could only watch it once.

As far as TV series, The Waltons. Did anything good or fortunate ever happen on Walton Mountain??? My parents watched that when I was a kid. I tried to watch it on a classic TV station a while back and I couldn't get through one episode. Even the intro music is depressing.
 
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Schindler's List. Could only watch it once.

As far as TV series, The Waltons. Did anything good or fortunate ever happen on Walton Mountain??? My parents watched that when I was a kid. I tried to watch it on a classic TV station a while back and I couldn't get through one episode. Even the intro music is depressing.

Lots of good things happened on Waltons Mnt. One of my favorite shows.
 
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Schindler's List. Could only watch it once.

As far as TV series, The Waltons. Did anything good or fortunate ever happen on Walton Mountain??? My parents watched that when I was a kid. I tried to watch it on a classic TV station a while back and I couldn't get through one episode. Even the intro music is depressing.
Serious question….. was John Boy light in the loafers?
 
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There was an episode in the first season of The Twilight Zone called "A Stop at Willoughby" that has stuck with me.

Basically, a middle aged man with a stressful sales job, an abusive boss and an uncaring, selfish wife keeps having a recurring dream that he's on a train that stops at a peaceful and idyllic small town named Willoughby. He comes to look forward to having these dreams. At the end of the episode, a train conductor stands over the man's dead body and announces that he had jumped from the train. The episode ends with him being loaded into a hearse marked "Willoughby and Son Funeral Home". The town he had been dreaming of was a metaphor for suicide, and the peace he finally found was in the form of death.
 

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