These two...

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Good Times father character James, Goeorge Jefferson, The parents of Michael J Fox on Family Ties some how having hippy flash backs during the awesome 80's killed it for me. Michael Stivic and Gloria on All and the family, two irritating hippies. Jean Luc Picard, dude put a wig on. John Cleese on Monty Python, funny on Faulty Towers, but arrogant on Monty. Any cast member on the uk series Chef. The whole acting crew of the new Battle Star Galactica, Human Cylons? Cmon Man! More like cheaping out on the costumes. Hated the whole crew of Deep Space Nine, life on a space station, Whats the point? Bill Bixby on My favorite Martin, he was good on the Hulk, stunk on the Martian. The whole stinking cast of That 70's show, I think I saw 4 or 5 episodes of it and hand to hit the remote. The list is never finished, good topic though...

Todd's father on Gold Rush.

The father and son on Dessert Car Classics.

You sound real fun to talk TV with....:rolleyes:

Oh yeah. He gets razzed at the conventions too. Poor guy.

+1

Dr. Smith for sure
Hawkeye, Burns, and Winchester from M*A*S*H
Urkel from Family Matters
Arnold and Willis from Diff'rent Strokes
David Caruso's character in, well, anything (CSI: Miami and NYPD Blue to start)
Diane from Cheers
Ross from Friends (okay, David Schwimmer in anything incl. Capt. Sobel in Band of Brothers)
Janice from Friends
Wesley Crusher, check
All 3 lead characters from Sex and the City
George Costanza and Newman from Seinfeld

I know...John Cheese? Wow.

Interesting thread, intereting insight.

For me it is Marshall Dillon: The fact that he never bent Miss Kitty over his desk made me lose all respect for him.

I am a simple man.

John Wayne in any role. Always the same flat character.

"Frank Burns" from Mash and "George" from Seinfeld. Both were annoying and stupid.

Nancy Kulp... Actually a good actress with an interesting history.

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I had to search the whole thread, I can't believe nobody pointed out it was Milburn Drysdale.

Any anonymous red shirt on Star Trek who beamed down to the planet.
Why not just kill them in the transporter room and save having to recover the body.

Why couldn't they reconstitute the body alive back up on the ship like the food synthesizer?

Among many others, these come to mind...

Carl Grimes from The Walking Dead
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Janice Soprano from The Sopranos
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Alan Harper from Two and a Half Men
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Bernadette Rostenkowski from The Big Bang Theory
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Nope...he came in a close second to Jane Hathaway.:D

Alan Harper was ok, to me, the part he had to play as Charlies brother was a tough part to take.

Bernadette....I have a hard time understanding what she is saying...otherwise ok.

Yeah..I've heard that she did. I just didn't care for her character on BH...the only one that was great was Elly Mae! (and not for her acting)

But I have to disagree with you on George....He carried that show.
Seinfeld never would have grown like it did without him.

Robert Culp in just about anything, but especially in any of the Colombo episodes.

Also Robert Conrad in anything, again especially the Colombo reruns.