I’d have to say the end of Army. Rusty gives Jack the condensed milk and then gets picked up by his dad, whom he very much idolizes. Really impactful for someone who didn’t have such a great role model growing up.

Tied with Army would have to be The Creek. Specifically when the group gets to the spot that Bandit used to play in as a kid. Bandit getting to show the kids something special from his past and it being impactful to them really resonates. Especially having a young one of my own. I hope to be able to similarly share special things and have them be as well received.

The end of Grandad with Chili and her dad sitting in the pier. Our time here is short.

Baby race always gets mom cause she watched it right about the same time the first baby was (not) crawling. I have a soft spot for Sleepytime but camping caught me off guard the first time we saw it.

For me, it's the end of Early Baby, when Indy and Rusty decide to play mums and dads together.

My two year-old was obsessed with the episodes The Sleepover, Early Baby, and Mums and Dads (playing consecutively on Disney+) at the same time that my partner and I were just about to have our third baby. The "be the bravest you've ever been" theme from the kids' games hit hard when our new baby ended up in the NICU for a couple of days. Everything ended up just fine in the end, but it was scary and we really did need to be the bravest we'd ever been.

Since then, the moment that Indy and Rusty share, with the episode's theme music peaking, it's the perfect summation of how it feels to share a quiet happy parenting moment with my partner.

The end of Born Yesterday when Bandit learns to appreciate the small things in life. When he has the epiphany while looking intensely at the leaf.

I found Baby Race to be very relatable. I also got feelsy about Sleepytime, as our toddler still co-sleeps, but that'll have to transition to her own bed soon with another little one on the way. And then like others have said, the end of Army got me.