Jim Rockford
Stringfellow Hawke
Angus MacGyver
Steve Austin
Mr. Rogers

Speed Racer!!!http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1345065725.jpg

Jason Batemans character "Matthew Burton" on the mid-80's sitcom "It's your move"

Actually I said 'Maverick' at first but I'll change that to Gus in 'Lonesome Dove'...

I always thought Clarabell was having fun too....him and his seltzer bottle chasin' old Bufflao Bob around.... Now that will boggle the mind of some of the young whipper snappers....:D

No so much a "who" as a "where"

In the watertower with the girls at Petticoat Junction (remember the title sequence?)

Or stuck on the island (Gilligan's Island) with Mary Ann. ;-)

Ok, if you made me pick some specific guy, it would be probably be either Chuck Connors (as The Rifleman) or Christopher George (leader of The Rat Patrol).

Or a 60's - 70's pro football player, especially Ray Nitschke, Joe Schmidt, Dick Butkus, or Ted Hendricks.

Or maybe Al Kaline, Norm Cash, or Bill Freehan.....

Wow !! I had forgotten ,I actually worked with a man who performed as a character named "Cowboy Bob" He was an elementary school teacher later in his life.
Did you realize that Clarabell was played by Bob Keeshan? Who went on to become famous as Capt kangeroo.

I'd like to add Maxwell Smart and Sam Malone to the list. Obviously at different stages of my life.
The elementary school that I went to had early dismissal every Wednesday (teacher development). My friends and I would all run home to catch Get Smart at 2:00 on those days.

Did not mean to upset you. & I am not a Bigot. Although truthfully people in large groups and different nationalities act different. Including Anglo Saxon Caucasions .
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That is something learned not heard.

I am being honest and know many, East Indian, Pakistani, Sihk and a couple of African Canadians. As a matter of fact, 4 years ago my 2 Kids and I had cookies and tea in the Sihk temple. Invitation-la..tee..da.
I am not one to put a personality on color.
The most grief , I`ve ever experienced was from a WHITE WOMAN & her FAMILY.
Peace man.

[QUOTE=dw1;6915190]No so much a "who" as a "where"

In the watertower with the girls at Petticoat Junction (remember the title sequence?)

Which reminds me.
I was once told that in the tune-Here`s uncle Joe, he`s a movin kinda slow at the Junction`.
Because he had BLUE BALLS from those 3 broads he`would be staring at having a bath in the water tower.
I though it was funny.

Jethro Bodine

I always wanted to be a double knot spy.

:D

+1
James West came in a close second.

Capt Tony Nelson in I Dream of Jeanie also had possibilities.

I wanted to be like Sky King but wound up being more like George "Kingfish" Stevens. You'll have to be really old to remember these two.

Actually, yes I did know that Clarabell was played by Bob Keeshan...just didn't mention it. I did not know that til a few weeks ago, though...

Also would not mind being the Mousekateer who was doin' Annette back in the day :D We all watched her tits grow... LOL.. Sadly she has not had a happy adulthood with MS, etc.

Remember them well :D

Glad you said it and not me. ;)

Captain James Tiberius Kirk.

Robert Cummings on the Bob Cummings Show. As a kid I always thougth he was such a great woman getter. I wonder what it would be like to watch one of those programs today.

I was too quick on the draw there. We are going through ugly schit at home. My apologies.