Vernon Francis Gallagher (Shameless, the English version):
Who's Your Favorite Television Character of Characters?
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Arik
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The Dude!
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A few more......
Futurama - Bender (drunk robot....funny as heck)
The Addam's Family - Uncle Fester
Beverly Hillbillies - I think Granny was the funniest
Mission Impossible - Rollin Hand
Scooby Doo - Shaggy, by far the most interesting and funny
character of the gang.
Dark Shadows - Barnabas
Gomer Pyle - Sergeant Carter (kept me in stitches)
The Honeymooners - Ed Norton
Man from U.N.C.L.E. - Illya Kuryakin
Bewitched - The funniest (besides the adorable E. M.) was Uncle Arthur and Aunt Clara
The Avengers - Is it ok if I take Emma Peel over John Steed
Green Acres - I can't decide who was the funniest on that show. I usually had tears in my eyes while watching it.
The Monkees - It seems I got the biggest laughs from Mickey D.
F Troop - Corporal Agarn (I seriously believe that Larry Storch is nuts)
The Munsters - Tie between Herman and Grandpa
Here's Lucy - Mr. Mooney
Kung Fu - Kwai Chang Caine and Master Po
All in the Family - George Jefferson
The Flintstones - Barney Rubble
Hogan's Heroes - Ok, Schultz is great but Klink followed by Berkhalter kept me cracked up (SHAT UP, KLINK)
Mary Tyler Moore - Ted, the Anchorman and Lou Grant
One Day At A Time - Dwayne Schneider
I Claudius - Augustus
Characters in Anthology Series - Too many great shows and characters but..
The Outer Limits - David Mccallum in "The Sixth Finger"
Martin Landau in "The Man Who Was Never Born"
Nick Adams in "Fun and Games"
Donald Pleasence in "The Man With the Power"
The Twilight Zone
Billy Mumy - "It's a Good Life"
Burgess Meredith - "Time Enough At Last"
William Shatner - "Nightmare At 20,000 Feet"
Robert Redford - "Nothing in the Dark"
Alfred Hitchcock
George Lindsey - "The Jar"
Bruce Dern - "Lonely Place"
Futurama - Bender (drunk robot....funny as heck)
The Addam's Family - Uncle Fester
Beverly Hillbillies - I think Granny was the funniest
Mission Impossible - Rollin Hand
Scooby Doo - Shaggy, by far the most interesting and funny
character of the gang.
Dark Shadows - Barnabas
Gomer Pyle - Sergeant Carter (kept me in stitches)
The Honeymooners - Ed Norton
Man from U.N.C.L.E. - Illya Kuryakin
Bewitched - The funniest (besides the adorable E. M.) was Uncle Arthur and Aunt Clara
The Avengers - Is it ok if I take Emma Peel over John Steed
Green Acres - I can't decide who was the funniest on that show. I usually had tears in my eyes while watching it.
The Monkees - It seems I got the biggest laughs from Mickey D.
F Troop - Corporal Agarn (I seriously believe that Larry Storch is nuts)
The Munsters - Tie between Herman and Grandpa
Here's Lucy - Mr. Mooney
Kung Fu - Kwai Chang Caine and Master Po
All in the Family - George Jefferson
The Flintstones - Barney Rubble
Hogan's Heroes - Ok, Schultz is great but Klink followed by Berkhalter kept me cracked up (SHAT UP, KLINK)
Mary Tyler Moore - Ted, the Anchorman and Lou Grant
One Day At A Time - Dwayne Schneider
I Claudius - Augustus
Characters in Anthology Series - Too many great shows and characters but..
The Outer Limits - David Mccallum in "The Sixth Finger"
Martin Landau in "The Man Who Was Never Born"
Nick Adams in "Fun and Games"
Donald Pleasence in "The Man With the Power"
The Twilight Zone
Billy Mumy - "It's a Good Life"
Burgess Meredith - "Time Enough At Last"
William Shatner - "Nightmare At 20,000 Feet"
Robert Redford - "Nothing in the Dark"
Alfred Hitchcock
George Lindsey - "The Jar"
Bruce Dern - "Lonely Place"
Dr. Johnny Fever and Det. Phil Fish.
Ernie Andersen
That was Ernie Anderson. Papa-Ooh-Mau-Mau !
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That was Ernie Anderson. Papa-Ooh-Mau-Mau !
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#newwindow=1&q=Papa+Ooh+mau+mau
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gregintenn
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Somehow, I didn't see The Big Lebowski until a few months ago. How it slipped my radar all these years is beyond me! I felt like I'd been cheated out of something by not seeing it when it was new.
Arik
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I know what you mean. I used to see the VHS tapes in Blockbuster (remember those?) but somehow the description on the back didn't sound interesting. One day I was at a friend's house and the movie was on tv......he made me watch it! I regretted not renting it years earlierSomehow, I didn't see The Big Lebowski until a few months ago. How it slipped my radar all these years is beyond me! I felt like I'd been cheated out of something by not seeing it when it was new.
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Grayfox
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Leroy Jethro Gibbs and Abby Sciuto.
SC_Mike
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Im really liking Mike from Better Call Saul these days.
Also Capt Mal Renyolds and Jayne Cobb from Firefly.
Another vote for Justified/Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder.
Also Capt Mal Renyolds and Jayne Cobb from Firefly.
Another vote for Justified/Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder.
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SW MP15
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My Favorites?
Hard to choose:
1) Sponge Bob or Mr Crabs! Tough call, between the two.
2) I LOVE, Dora The Explorer, Boots and Swipper! Cousin Diego is OK, I Guess?
3) All the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! But I kind'a like Leonardo the best!
Dang, can you tell I've spent way to much time watching TV with my Grandson over the years???
Hard to choose:
1) Sponge Bob or Mr Crabs! Tough call, between the two.
2) I LOVE, Dora The Explorer, Boots and Swipper! Cousin Diego is OK, I Guess?
3) All the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! But I kind'a like Leonardo the best!
Dang, can you tell I've spent way to much time watching TV with my Grandson over the years???
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Raylan Givens
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More faves and see if YOU can name em all?
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10mmauto
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Jim Rockford (and his Firebird!)
JJEH
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There are just too darn many but one of them is Kojak 
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Sarge.
Boone + Mingo.
Alf, Barney, George,
Sheriffs: Hollister, Lobo.
Lamont, Fred (no-NOT Fred Bear) Sanford.
The Jeffersons with Archie.
Barney Miller and the gang.
Sarge from: The Rookies.
Whispering Smith and his co-partner, Mushy, Johnny Yuma.
Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger, Lee Van Cleef (aka) The Master.
Pappy Boyington, Gordon and West.
Admiral Nelson and his Captain.
Boone + Mingo.
Alf, Barney, George,
Sheriffs: Hollister, Lobo.
Lamont, Fred (no-NOT Fred Bear) Sanford.
The Jeffersons with Archie.
Barney Miller and the gang.
Sarge from: The Rookies.
Whispering Smith and his co-partner, Mushy, Johnny Yuma.
Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger, Lee Van Cleef (aka) The Master.
Pappy Boyington, Gordon and West.
Admiral Nelson and his Captain.
Isn't he the first of the line of the 'Svengoolies'? There was a guy named Jerry Bishop that did the show in Cleveland, then he handed off the mantle to Richard Coz who does the show nationally now.
One think I really like about the show is how he gets into the background of the actors and production.
I looked it up and it seems 'The Ghoul' ran cocurrently with some of the 'Svengoolie' stuff, but the first Svengoolies go back to the 60's but wasn't picked up and broadcast until 1970????
hmmmmmmmm
olcop
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Harry Bosch and the entire family from Blue Bloods
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