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Fox Mulder
I really, really wanted to put Spike from Buffy down. I thought more and decided against that choice as clickbait material.
Number Six from The Prisoner would also be another interesting choice.
I really, really wanted to put Spike from Buffy down. I thought more and decided against that choice as clickbait material.
Number Six from The Prisoner would also be another interesting choice.
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Archie Bunker, so ignorant and at the same time so sure of his beliefs.
Frasier is another great one. Frasier and Niles always made me laugh.
Frasier is another great one. Frasier and Niles always made me laugh.
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One of my favorite shows ever is "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
There were lots of good characters on that show but my favorite was Willow Rosenburg. Alyson Hannigan played that part perfectly. She could play both the funny and emotional scenes very well.
There were lots of good characters on that show but my favorite was Willow Rosenburg. Alyson Hannigan played that part perfectly. She could play both the funny and emotional scenes very well.
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One of the few times I agreed with a TV Guide list as #1 pick... 
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Nothing wrong with that pick.Originally Posted by hasslein
One of the few times I agreed with a TV Guide list as #1 pick...
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GoldenJCJ , 07-31-16 10:59 PM
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Possibly the best character arc I've ever seen on a TV show. He started out as a clumsy error prone medical intern and ended the series as fully experience Doctor; and he was completely believable the entire time!
Possibly the best character arc I've ever seen on a TV show. He started out as a clumsy error prone medical intern and ended the series as fully experience Doctor; and he was completely believable the entire time!
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Favorite tough guy:
Favorite not-so-tough guy:
Favorite gal:
Favorite not-so-tough guy:
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Sometimes I'm embarrassed for him. Sometimes I have great sympathy for him. Sometimes I'm astonished by how big of a mean streak he has. He was all over the place, yet it never seemed like the writers were making contrivances. All of that was Hank, and Jeffery Tambor played him perfectly.
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Hank Kingsley.Sometimes I'm embarrassed for him. Sometimes I have great sympathy for him. Sometimes I'm astonished by how big of a mean streak he has. He was all over the place, yet it never seemed like the writers were making contrivances. All of that was Hank, and Jeffery Tambor played him perfectly.
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What's amazing is if you watch 'All in the Family' today, the topics they are discussing in the 70's are no different then 2016 Presidential Campaign.Originally Posted by Easy
Archie Bunker, so ignorant and at the same time so sure of his beliefs.
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Wesley Wyndam-Pryce from Buffy/Angel. I don't think any other TV character goes through such a drastic character transformation, and actor Alexis Denisof pulls if off so goddamn well.
Columbo is a great character too, but his character never really changes in the nearly 4 decades he appeared. Granted, that was part of the appeal of the character.
Columbo is a great character too, but his character never really changes in the nearly 4 decades he appeared. Granted, that was part of the appeal of the character.
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Dr. Sam Beckett
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Robert Conrad as Pappy Boyington
Wouldn't he be a real life character? Originally Posted by RavenTwo
Robert Conrad as Pappy Boyington
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Original Desmond , 08-02-16 10:03 AM
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I would have said Jack Bauer too but i've been rewatching 24 recently, the earlier seasons and sometimes the selfless and single minded actions of Jack really bug me when they adversely affect his personal circumstances
I would have to go with
Nasir from Robin of Sherwood
I would have to go with
Nasir from Robin of Sherwood
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Wouldn't he be a real life character?
A character based on reality? Yes.
From the thread originator's first post:
"...where people can name their most favorite tv character ever ?
Any genre, any medium in tv (animated, reality, scripted etc)"
