My Name Is Alex: Start watching at 3:30. At 3:58, his voice gets a little watery. By 4:06, his voice is very teary. By 4:11, he starts to get hysterical. By 4:22, he starts sobbing heavily. It's the most intense crying scene thus far.

Final Episode: Michael J Fox shows up at 5:14, and it's obvious that he's trying hard not to cry. By 5:22, he finally begins to cry. At 5:40, a close-up shows that Michael is crying, right before he hugs Meredith. Then he finally lets loose.

Marty McFly Crying: By 0:02, he's in tears - as he cries out "Doc! Doc!" He gives a sob at 5:05 as he flips Doc over. At 5:07, he starts sobbing as he turns his head away and goes "Oh, no!" By 0:16, he can be heard sobbing as Doc begins to sit up.

Anyone know any other crying scenes for Michael?

I thought you were younger than 47.

Oh, I am. I'm only 30. :)

Why does it say 47 on your youtube profile?

I guess I just didn't want to give out my real age there.

So what do you think of the videos?

They were good. I rather enjoyed the clone one.

You can probably tell that I like the idea of Marty twins, lol. ;)

How long have you had a thing for MJF?

A little over a year, now! It started out with Marty McFly, then it extended over towards Michael J Fox. It actually took a little while for me to admit that I had a thing for Michael J Fox.

When did you first see the movies? I first saw them in 2001 and they became my favorites immediately.

I first saw them either in 1999 or 2000, when I was going through my time travel phase - but I quickly moved onto other interests. I rediscovered my love for Back to the Future, though, when I ran across some fan fiction by Charles A Murphy.

I have to say that the crying scene from My Name Is Alex is a lot more real and convincing - than that one scene in the episode where Mallory ends up nearly ruining Alex's interview to get into Princeton College, by crying so overdramatically that it sounds like she's hyperventilating (because she caught her boyfriend cheating on her).

The fact that Alex opted to find a college closer to home shows how much he really loves his sister, and the rest of his family. That episode had been criticized by some as being unrealistic - because, for some reason, I guess some people can't fatham the idea of giving up the college of your dreams to stay home (just because your younger sister has a hissy fit over being cheated on). I personally love the episode, though, because it goes to show that Alex really does have a big heart and cares deeply about the people that he loves.

For all the times that he gives Mallory a hard time, he really does care for her and he looks out for her - and, anyway, I guess big brothers are supposed to give their little sisters a hard time every now and then. But, whenever the chips are down, you can also count on your big brother to come to your aid.