The greatest sitcom Character's ever?

[The Dark Knight]

Name some of your fav's.

Here's mine


Jack Tripper

George Costanza

Sam Malone

Joey Tribbiani

Larry David

[Johnny Law Man]

Ralph Furley

Cliff Clavin

Fraser Crane

Alex P. Keaton

Arnold from Different strokes

[The Dark Knight]

Ralph Furley

Cliff Clavin

Fraser Crane

Alex P. Keaton

Arnold from Different strokes



O, Alex P Keaton.

That's a good one. He is one of the all time greats.

Micheal J Fox was always good at doing that pause after Mallory said something dumb.

[NJBRONCOSFAN]

Cosmo Kramer

Blair from Facts of Life

[In-com-plete]

Christopher Moltasante

Tony Soprano

Frank Costanza

[theMileHighGuy]

Wilson from Home Improvement was the only reason I ever watched that show.

[2 Minute Warning]

Hawkeye Pierce~M*A*S*H

All of the Golden Girls :D

Alex P. Keaton

Marshal Dillon, Doc and Festus :cheers: Gunsmoke......
and some others I can't think of right now :confused:

[RealBronco]

Cosmo Kramer

Blair from Facts of Life

Yes....Kramer wins this hands down...


Tony Soprano

dude it says "greatest SITCOM character".....

The Sopranos is not a sitcom...

[Amigo_Bronco]

- Al Bundy.

[NJBRONCOSFAN]

- Al Bundy.
That's a good one!!!

Kelly bundy ain't so bad either! ;)

[JWinn]

Frank Burns

[ReleaseTheBeast7]

Fred Sanford

Lamont Sanford

Beaver in "Leave it to Beaver"

Fred Munster

God, I gotta stop watching TV Land.

[Uula Bear]

Dharma from Dharma & Greg is my fav, I want my next wife to be like here, she's a fun free spirit.

Kramer from Seinfeld is the funniest character ever.

Joey is great too.

Dennis Finch from Just Shoot Me.

Phil Hartman's Character from Newsradio.

There's more, but I can't think of them right now.

[Jared]

Frasier Crane

Hawkeye Pierce

Ralph Kramden (I can't believe no one said this)

Homer Simpson

Ralph Furley

Alex P Keaton (in reality, he WAS the lead role, although it was technically an ensemble cast. That's how well written and acted the role was.)

Larry Root's character from Newsradio

Benson DuBois

Fred Sanford

Both of the Jeffersons

[The Dark Knight]

Alex P Keaton (in reality, he WAS the lead role, although it was technically an ensemble cast. That's how well written and acted the role was.)




And I think after the writers/producers realized he was the most popular, he started getting more storylines.

[Sevenis7]

Can't believe no one's mentioned them yet, but they're the ones that started it all and still are going strong in syndication:

Ricky and Lucy Ricardo
Fred and Ethel Mertz

[AZ Snake Fan]

--- Ralph Kramden --- Ed Norton --- Archie Bunker --- Edith Bunker --- Meathead

[ESPN]

Can't believe no one's mentioned them yet, but they're the ones that started it all and still are going strong in syndication:

Ricky and Lucy Ricardo
Fred and Ethel Mertz


amen 2 that

[cuuda]

Wilson from Home Improvement was the only reason I ever watched that show.
Yeah .....great eyes and nose on Wilson :D
Archie Bunker and his family.........All in the Family
Mad T.V. does a great take-off on lucy and Desi ....I Love Lucyl

[AZ Snake Fan]

--- Jed Clampett --- Granny --- Ellie May --- and Jethro!!!

[Charlie Brown]

For me the best ever would be:

Kai
Xev
Stanley
790 the Robot Head

Don't know who they are? Well then google it!!!

[traybronco]

ARCHIE BUNKER! the best character ever in the best sitcom ever.

[AzBroncoFan67]

I forget his name, but the father off of everybody love Raymond--holy crap
the rest of the cast is great too

[AzBroncoFan67]

Coach from Cheers also (RIP)

[Elway]

Norm from Cheers.... sheesh.

Hawkeye of course

Ralph Kramden & Ed Norton

Darren on Bewitched (the first one)

Arnold on Diff'rent strokes

Oscar on the Odd Couple

Ted Baxter from Mary Tyle Moore Show

[topscribe]

Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Audrey Meadows in "The Honeymooners"

Alan Alda, Loretta Switt in "M*A*S*H"

Andy Griffith, Don Knotts, Jim Neighbors in "Mayberry R.F.D."

Lucille Ball in "I Love Lucy"

Fred Murray in "My Three Sons"

Kramer in "Seinfeld"

Mr. Ed the Talking Horse

Just off the top . . .

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[Southstander]

HOMER SIMPON

He is the pimp

[steve22]

al bundy hands down.