dw <chevelle@telusplanet.net> wrote: Just curious if anyone caught TVLand's top 50 TV Icons? Jim was 77, although the only ones included in the airing were the top 50, but below are links to the Top 100. Oh. Didn't see the rest of the list. Thanks.

Just curious if anyone caught TVLand's top 50 TV Icons? Jim was 77, although the only ones included in the airing were the top 50, but below are links to the Top 100. I didn't see it but will ... are not part of the show. http://www.tvland.com/originals/50greatesttvicons/toplist.jhtml Here is the list of 50-1. http://www.tvland.com/originals/50greatesttvicons/toplist1to50.jhtml

"dw" <> Jim was 77, although the only ones included in the airing were the top 50, but below are links to the Top 100. Who gives a shit? You must be a homo if you actually watch those "greatest top 50" fucking loser shows.

... although I thought the top 10 icons were pretty reasonable. But...of the folks in the top 50 putting them several places...over the course of nearly 50 years! As I said elsewhere...I'd think of an icon as an actor (this is...right, which shouldn't be iconic at all. Doesn't excuse...E/R! Clooney isn't iconic, but an actor with classic...That's a somewhat common tv character, actually. 32 Henry Winkler...

... sorts of lists are pretty meaningless, although I thought the top 10 icons were pretty reasonable. But here ... some of the folks in the top 50 putting them several places above ...)- over the course of nearly 50 years! In addition to that, he has made numerous TV movies (Street of Laredo, Heartsounds, ... certainly ahead of many in the top 50, including the ones you mentioned....

IMO - These sorts of lists are pretty meaningless, although I thought the top 10 icons were pretty reasonable. But here are some of the folks in the top 50 putting them several places above James Garner. ..., 8 Simple Rules)- over the course of nearly 50 years! In addition to that, he has made numerous TV movies (Street of Laredo, Heartsounds, Memorial Day, etc...

... on HBO is adapted from. She bought 10s of thousands of dollars in shoes she couldn't afford throughout the course of the series. As Carrie was sort of That Girl! 30 years later, it's not iconic. I hated that show, but it could have just been a gender thing - - I know alot of women who loved it. But to me it was just about a group of superficial women who got together and ...

...is adapted from. She bought 10s of thousands of dollars in shoes she couldn't afford throughout the course of the series. As Carrie was sort of That Girl! 30 years later, it's not iconic. I hated that show, but it could have just been a gender thing - - I know alot of women who loved it. But to me it was just about a group of superficial women who got together and talked about...

...of the series. As Carrie was sort of That Girl! 30 years later, it\'s not iconic.<<< Maybe Parker was being considered as an icon for her role on \"Square Pegs?\" -- Message posted using http://www.talkabouttelevision.com/group/alt.tv.rockford-files/ More information at http://www.talkabouttelevision.com/faq.html