Heartwarming / Key & Peele

• The fanboy valets finally meet Liam Neesons!
• After all the Cringe Comedy of the funeral witnessing a late Civil Right Activist's undignified racist-laced Hollywood roles, the son puts the film reel in the coffin and opts to move on discussing the positive side of his father's legacy.
  Son: In 1964, my father marched with Martin Luther King Jr. and Harry Belafonte, along with other renowned civil rights leaders.....
• Though it's Played for Laughs, the friendship formed by the gangsters who bonded over Twilight is still heartwarming to see. Finding out they're both Team Edwarders brings them from holding each other at gunpoint to having a blast hanging out at the arcade and pool together (while holding each other at gunpoint), traveling the world together (while holding each other at gunpoint), and even growing happily old together and passing on at each other's sides! (While holding each other at gunpoint.)
• The "Nooice" sketch. The titular catchphrase is periodically said by Peele while in a dance circle; when Key begins to enthusiastically echo him, Peele doesn't appreciate it and tells him to stop. When Key leaves, Peele has a My God, What Have I Done? moment and chases Key just in time to stop him boarding a bus. After clearing up the misunderstanding by saying no other word but "nooice!" to each other, accompanied by heavy rainfall and epic music from Two Steps from Hell, they embrace and leave hand-in-hand.
• The "Gay Wedding Advice" sketch. Gary, the gay coworker brought in to try and explain that a gay wedding is no different than a straight wedding, finds the family's questions exhausting. But they truly are just trying to prepare for their cousin's wedding, and are in full support. Just very confused on the particulars.
• The "Pussy On The Chainwax" sketch actually has a pretty cute ending in a very similar way to "Nooice". It starts with Key and Peele's characters and two of their friends hanging out and laughing it up while playing pool... before Peele's character starts getting increasingly annoyed that the others keep using the title phrase like it's a thing everyone says and voicing it. After playing it off for a while, Key's character finally gets quiet... and then asks why Peele's cares whether he made it up or not... before also saying that he just lost his job and that his girlfriend dumped him, and that he just wanted to have a fun day with his friends to take his mind off things, all with very serious and earnest delivery. Peele's character freezes up awkwardly, and starts saying that "...I'm just trying to say... that I want to..."
  All: [In enthusiastic unison.] ...PUT THE PUSSY ON THE CHAINWAAAAAAAAAAX!
• The "Pirate Chantey" sketch, should the shanties the pirates have been singing be true. While the others are somewhat ridiculous, the first verse had a couple of pirates tucking a drunk woman away in a bed to save her from being raped and the third had a pirate, while clearly heartbroken, supporting his girlfriend's decision to abort her child to continue to stay in school.
• It's a quick moment and ultimately does not work, but the waiter who Meegan bullied in the first Andre & Meegan sketch trying to stop Andre from going after his girlfriend after she storms off. Andre's just another customer at the diner, but he still notices what looks like an abusive relationship on the horizon, and urges him to drop it... and after Andre chases Meegan anyway, his remark is -
  Waiter: ...Seemed like a nice guy...
• The Teaching Center sketch showing teachers receiving the attention and adulation reserved for pro athletes.
• It's hard not to be happy for the guy in "Continental Breakfast", who marvels at a pretty-standard hotel breakfast buffet and works himself into sobbing with Tears of Joy over eating yogurt and mini-muffins. Even the twist ending of the sketch doesn't do much to put a damper on it, as the guy seems happy and chill enough with the revelation that he's a ghost who's always been at the hotel... and cruises right off to grab some more breakfast.