Best characters on TV

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You don't know me but I have lurked on these forums for 3 years. Today I am so fucking bored I'm going crazy with the posting and have posted up a up storm.

Shits really going crazy, now I will start a thread.

Best new character on TV
Louis Litt on Suits
So fucking funny, you love him even though he is a wormy dick. So much character going on on that face of his. Great show too, but sometimes that mike ross needs a bullet

Best Character 2000-2005 (the beginning of the golden age)
Al Swearengen on Deadwood- couldn't understand what the hell he was talking about in the first couple of episodes, but he turned into a great anti hero

Honourable mention - every character in the wire

2006-2010
Walter White on Breaking Bad.

Before 2000
Kramer
"Who wants to have some fun"

[HEX]

Roger on American Dad

[Hockey Guy]

Dave Hester.

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Dave Hester.

I had to google that name. My one friend told me about storage wars, I thought it must be like some gay antique show...have to give a try now

[DRK Star]

You don't know me but I have lurked on these forums for 3 years. Today I am so fucking bored I'm going crazy with the posting and have posted up a up storm.

Shits really going crazy, now I will start a thread.

Best new character on TV
Louis Litt on Suits
So fucking funny, you love him even though he is a wormy dick. So much character going on on that face of his. Great show too, but sometimes that mike ross needs a bullet

Best Character 2000-2005 (the beginning of the golden age)
Al Swearengen on Deadwood- couldn't understand what the hell he was talking about in the first couple of episodes, but he turned into a great anti hero

Honourable mention - every character in the wire

2006-2010
Walter White on Breaking Bad.

Before 2000
Kramer
"Who wants to have some fun"

Good call with Louis Litt. His facial expressions and comedic timings are fantastic.

[Ricky]

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Best Character 2000-2005 (the beginning of the golden age)
Al Swearengen on Deadwood- couldn't understand what the hell he was talking about in the first couple of episodes, but he turned into a great anti hero

First, welcome to the fold!

Second: after reading the thread title I came in to post Swearengen/Deadwood. I still feel that show deserved another season (a fucking criminal pattern that HBO has developed with killing shows without any resolution to story lines. All why seeming to give not-one-fucks if the show is still popular.....outrageous given the fact that HBO is a pay-channel! Rome, Deadwood, Carnival and others come to mind, but I digress).

Third: The Imp, Aria and her assassin (I could name nearly half the cast of thrones really), Sheldon Cooper, Barry Weiss (fuck Dave Hester ffs!), and Parker at the Big-Nugget mine. I know some of these are real-life-characters, but they are some of the best on TV today IMO.

[abrown83]

You don't know me but I have lurked on these forums for 3 years. Today I am so fucking bored I'm going crazy with the posting and have posted up a up storm.

Shits really going crazy, now I will start a thread.

Best new character on TV
Louis Litt on Suits
So fucking funny, you love him even though he is a wormy dick. So much character going on on that face of his. Great show too, but sometimes that mike ross needs a bullet

Best Character 2000-2005 (the beginning of the golden age)
Al Swearengen on Deadwood- couldn't understand what the hell he was talking about in the first couple of episodes, but he turned into a great anti hero

Honourable mention - every character in the wire

2006-2010
Walter White on Breaking Bad.

Before 2000
Kramer
"Who wants to have some fun"

Good call with Louis Litt. His facial expressions and comedic timings are fantastic.

Suits is really well written. I am excited for its return in January.

One of the few shows that I have been able to stay with and I always make sure to DVR.

[Crowe Diddly]

http://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sho...-TV-Characters

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You don't know me but I have lurked on these forums for 3 years. Today I am so fucking bored I'm going crazy with the posting and have posted up a up storm.


Best Character 2000-2005 (the beginning of the golden age)
Al Swearengen on Deadwood- couldn't understand what the hell he was talking about in the first couple of episodes, but he turned into a great anti hero

First, welcome to the fold!

Second: after reading the thread title I came in to post Swearengen/Deadwood. I still feel that show deserved another season (a fucking criminal pattern that HBO has developed with killing shows without any resolution to story lines. All why seeming to give not-one-fucks if the show is still popular.....outrageous given the fact that HBO is a pay-channel! Rome, Deadwood, Carnival and others come to mind, but I digress).

Third: The Imp, Aria and her assassin (I could name nearly half the cast of thrones really), Sheldon Cooper, Barry Weiss (fuck Dave Hester ffs!), and Parker at the Big-Nugget mine. I know some of these are real-life-characters, but they are some of the best on TV today IMO.

the worst tv decision ever to not make the 4th season of deadwood

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oh well, lets say this is the oct 28 version of this topic

[ShadyJ]

Victoryyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!

[shortbuspoker]

Paulie Gualtieri obv. He was simultaneously a hardened killer while yet being a neurotic basket case.

[BUBBLES]

[sonatine]

go back to lurking.

shout out to hex finishing this thread on the second post.

[RichardBrodiesCombover.]

go back to lurking.

shout out to hex finishing this thread on the second post.

[shortbuspoker]

Ricky Spanish is the funniest bit on American Dad in a long time.

[Dan Druff]

Best character ever on TV:

[NaturalBornHustler]

Al Bundy.

[Hockey Guy]

Best Character: Hawkeye Pierce.
Best Show: M*A*S*H

[Mad Dad]

Bruce Willis on Moonlighting