Hard to find a scene much more sensual yet innocent, and romantic that this one. Great writing and delivery. Blair Brown's face could make a man's heart melt.

Extraordinary writing, camera work and acting..they just don't make 'em like this anymore.

This show often took your breath away, but seldom more so than during these poetic interludes between Moss and Molly.

What a shame; they put so much crap on DVD, but this TV series is still locked away. I dated a girl who looked like Molly, lived like her and... left me with a broken heart.

What a great scene. David Straithairn was amazing as Moss. I so much wish this show was available on DVD.

A perfect description of a perfect scene.  It was moments like this one that made the memory of this show lodge somewhere in your heart long after the details of particular episodes or storylines had faded from memory.  Here's hoping we'll see it on Netflix or Hulu some day.

Stream on Netflix, Hulu...somewhere....I NEED to see this series again.............

I remember this scene from nearly 30 years ago.

I adored this show. Wish Netflix would stream

Brilliant scene, wonderfully constructed & acted. The "reveal" (so to speak) at the end of Moss's Bergman anecdote, coming out of nowhere & completely taking Molly's breath away is a sheer pleasure... Nice touch in the reprise of "I have to get some bagels", which starts out as a frustrating, typically Moss, deflective banality & comes back, in the afterglow that his unexpected lyrical evocation leaves with Molly, as a welcomed way of rounding off an intensely romantic moment.

For those who have forgotten or never watched, let me fill you in: Molly's dad had
died of a heart attack suddenly and she had gone to see a lawyer with her
sister and brother and mother. Her sister, Mimi was getting a divorce and
her brother Dwight was living in a tepee in a indian reservation.

I loved this show, wish it was on DVD.  I would have been all over Moss like a cheap suit.  

I think I can trace my attraction to nerdy, nebbishy men directly to Moss! <3 Wish this show was available.

You can register on Amazon for notification when the DVD is released!  I can't wait!! I'VE BEEN WAITING YEARS FOR ITS RELEASE ON DVD!

Always watched this show, despite the fact the BBC tucked it away late on Sunday nights .So clever, so funny and at times, so sad. After all these years, this is the only place I've seen it since it was originally broadcast in the UK. What a shame.

This delicate, beautiful scene has lived rent free in my head for 38 years.

Moss clearly has Asperger's. The awkwardness and inability to look people in the eye. Interesting to go back and see the personalities of the people from a new perspective. Molly too. It would be great ot see the whole series, Lots new to discover.

If only - I search DVD stores, waiting.  But this scene is the best of them all.  

I love this clip. It made my heart palpitate.

Thanks. I was inspired! Who can resist Molly's smouldering eyes and disarming smile, Moss's awkward, quiet but sincere charm.. this set against a backdrop of books... ;)

Here's hoping along with you. Not sure why they can't show re-runs on TV; surely that is not legally fraught in the way of a strictly commercial enterprise like that of the distribution and sale of DVDs...?