Any genre any reason The Rifleman Jed Clampett Elaine Benes (several levels, just sayin) Jack McCoy (Law and Order) Bodie (The Wire)
Michael Knight Mad Murdock B. A. Baracus Hannibal Smith Faceman Peck Honorable Mention: Bo & Luke Duke.
Jerry from Seinfeld Omar from The Wire Larry David from Curb Your Enthusiasm Super Hans from Peep Show Lindsay from You're the Worst
Tyrion Lannister from Game of Thrones - he could carry entire episodes with his presence. Homer Simpson from the Simpsons - he's the most consistent and defining character from the longest running sitcom ever. Sure, the later years have dragged on, but when the Simpsons was in its prime, Homer was one of the main reasons it was one of the best shows on TV. Fox Mulder - The X-Files - The nerdy conspiracy theorist FBI agent that was often more right than wrong with the unknown, he was played perfectly by David Duchovny. Captain Jean-Luc Picard - Star Trek: TNG - I think that Star Trek: TNG was ahead of its time while it ran in the late 80s/early 90s. Some of the single best TV episodes ever (not just sci-fi) are from the run, and its usually because of Captain Picard. Roseanne Conner - Roseanne (original run). Took sitcoms out of the upper and upper middle class households that had dominated the 80s and 90s and really lent a more gritty, real world character to a classic sitcom. Special Mention: Ron Swanson - Parks and Rec
Top 5 male characters Colt Seavers - The Fall Guy Omar - The Wire Bull - Night Court KITT- Knight Rider Norm- Cheers Top 5 female Jody Banks- The Fall Guy Gina- Martin Daisy Duke Dukes of Hazzard Sansa Game of Thrones Denise Huxtable- Cosby Show/ Adifferent World
Tough Randy Marsh Omar Little Hugo Hurley Reyes Barney Stinson Walter White I want to put Dale Cooper on there... but not sure where. Oh and Baby Yoda
