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Greatest character in TV history?

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Matlock

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"Who are you?"
"I'm Frank Costanza's lawyer."
 
What I look at your responses and can only come to the singular result that you all are fucking retarded. While you have some close one no one can touch the greatness that is Jack Tripper














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Boss Hogg.
 
Plankton, I prefer Gareth over David. David's too much of an ass.

Same episode:

Speaker - "Gareth, quick trust exercise. Ultimate Fantasy."

Gareth - "Two lesbians probably. Sisters. I'm just watching."
 

Matt_09

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Homer J. Simpson
Mr Burns
David Brent
Fraiser Kraine

Kramer
The whole Costanza Family.

Frank to George:

"you dont need glasses YOUR WEAK!" haha
 

Shinobi

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Since Batman TAS is my favourite show ever, it's only appropriate that I nominate a character that was created for this show...

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Iceman

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Stephen Root as Jimmy James. Thread ova.

second place: Patrick Warburton as Johnny Johnson
third place: Phil Harman as Evelyn William "Bill" McNeal (RIP)
fourth place: Dave Foley as Dave Nelson
fifth place: Andy Dick as Matthew Brock
sixth place: Maura Tierney as Lisa Miller
seventh place: Joe Rogan as Joe Garelli
eight place: Vicki Lewis as Beth
 

CloudNL

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I've seen a scene from the new season where Jack 'talks' with a suspect. He's just badass! :lol
 

snaildog

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David Brent without even thinking. The directing behind The Office, and his acting in particular (the guy Ricky Gervais is also co-director) is genius - and not genius as everyone throws the word around, but actually GENIUS, which I wouldn't say about any other actor/program. Most comedies since the greats (Monty Python, Blackadder) have forgotton that most of the laughs come from the acting and delivery, NOT the writing, and is the reason I can't stand most modern stuff - especially American; the actors are all exactly the same and by-the-books.
 
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