Greatest TV Character of All Time

• TBone14

  

  Agreed with some of the others but I will add:
  
  Marshall the Fire Pup- Paw Patrol
  Ari Gold- Entourage
  Nick Miller- New Girl
• Commander of Awesome

  

  Don Draper
  Bender
  Doug Funnie
• ernest_t_bass

  

  TBone14;1821913 wrote: Ari Gold- Entourage

  Real good one, here.
• Terry_Tate

  

  Dwight Schrute
  Ron Swanson
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  Some great ones here.
  
  I'll add Frank Underwood to the list.
• SnotBubbles

  

  From a comedy standpoint: Homer Simpson
  
  From a great character overall, and acting standpoint: Walter White
• ernest_t_bass

  

  Ernest T. Bass
• thavoice

  SnotBubbles;1821938 wrote:From a comedy standpoint: Homer Simpson
  
  From a great character overall, and acting standpoint: Walter White

  Still has the best quote regarding relationships.
  
  Communication. Too much communication...
• Ironman92

  

  Will and Carlton
• Ironman92

  

  Boner Stabbone and his dad Sylvester from Growing Pains
• Heretic

  

  All I'm going to say is that I wish I had a Tywin Lannister app on my phone where, whenever someone pissed me off, I could activate it and he would completely emasculate whoever I was mad at.
• SportsAndLady

  

  thavoice;1821945 wrote:Still has the best quote regarding relationships.
  
  Communication. Too much communication...

  Homer Simpson sucks and so does that quote. And so do you.
• SportsAndLady

  

  I'll throw my vote out there for Omar from the wire.
  
  The GOAT character from the GOAT show.
• like_that

  

  Another vote for Omar.
• like_that

  

  ptown_trojans_1;1821907 wrote:Omar
  "You come at the king, you best not miss."

  I was playing BP awhile ago and was feeling pretty good/playing really well. Naturally, I dropped this quote on my opponents. /coolstory
• 1_beast

  

  Fred G Sanford
• BRF

  

  Ghoulardi.
• Belly35

  

  Gabby Hayes
  Rifleman
• Ironman92

  

  Jethro
• thavoice

  SportsAndLady;1821984 wrote:Homer Simpson sucks and so does that quote. And so do you.

  So much anger in you.
  I hope one day you can get over your issues.
  
  Goodluck.
• dwccrew

  

  Walter White
  
  Tony Soprano
  
  Omar Little
  
  Marlo Stanfield
  
  Hank Moody
• gut

  technically speaking, it's probably Walter White in terms of length (60+ episodes),evolution and depth of character.
  
  Only real comparisons I would make are Tony Soprano, but the consistency of writing just wasn't there. And Vic Mackey - but he's largely the same guy in the beginning and there's no evolution of character. And possibly Ben Linus, except he's really more of a supporting character.
  
  
  And Tyrion beats them all on multiple levels....but he doesn't have 1/10th the screen time.
• gut

  oh.....and Barney Stinson
• salto

  

  Clayton Bigsby
  
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• Heretic

  

  gut;1822136 wrote:technically speaking, it's probably Walter White in terms of length (60+ episodes),evolution and depth of character.
  
  Only real comparisons I would make are Tony Soprano, but the consistency of writing just wasn't there. And Vic Mackey - but he's largely the same guy in the beginning and there's no evolution of character. And possibly Ben Linus, except he's really more of a supporting character.
  
  
  And Tyrion beats them all on multiple levels....but he doesn't have 1/10th the screen time.

  
  In some ways, that hurts characters on shows with more of an ensemble cast because any individual guy might be the focal point of an episode or a few scenes, but they don't get the overall air time to be "the man" either on their show or on TV in general. In other ways, I think it helps a bit because it helps their top moments stand out more and keeps them from turning Homer Simpson and winding up a pale imitation of what they used to be. Like, I loved watching Tywin utterly destroy virtually everyone he talked to in Game of Thrones, but a big part of that was because he was in a total of what, 20 or so episodes and usually featured in one or two scenes in most of them, so it never turned into a "oh god, how are they going to try to keep him fresh this time..." sort of thing and just stayed at this "get the popcorn ready, someone's getting emasculated now!!!!" thing.