Rockford was 17 and Maverick was 33

Archie Bunker was number 1

On Sep 22, 11:59?am, "dw" telusplanet.net> wrote:

Thanks. Interesting.

Like some of us, Rockford's 1 in my rankings.

dw telusplanet.net> wrote:

Any bizarre choices?

"Adam H. Kerman" chinet.com> wrote in message
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Actually I haven't had a chance to watch it yet. as it was 5 hours long and
I recorded it, and then fast forwarded looking for Jim. I did see Kermit the
Frog as 34 which was only one behind Maverick, and didn't really think those
two should have essentially the same ranking, although I guess Kermit was
fairly memorable.

Number 2 was Ralph Kramden and 3 was Lucy. I think the cast of Seinfeld was
number 5 or 6.

Once, or if, I get a chance to watch it I will post anything that may seem
surprising.

Not a bad ranking considering the number of characters involved.
Nontheless, Jim Rockford should have ranked number one IMO.

Brian
(God-speed John Force).

dw wrote:

Here you go...

1. Archie Bunker
2. Ralph Kramden
3. Lucy Ricardo
4. The Fonz
5. Homer Simpson
6. Seinfeld Cast
7. Lt. Columbo
8. Mary Richards
9. Capt. James T. Kirk
10. Tony Soprano
11. Carrie Bradshaw
12. Edith Bunker...

"Jeff DeWitt" <> Here you go...

Who makes up this shit?

Anonymoose wrote:

I have no idea, it's from some show on the Bravo cable network, as far
as I can recall I've NEVER watched anything on Bravo.

Jeff deWitt

Jeff DeWitt nc.rr.com> wrote:

Thanks.

I couldn't remember who this was; "That Girl".

But not John Steed. I think she was the only character from a British show.

Only a few clowns on the list like Ted Baxter, Jim Ignatowski, and Urkel.

On Thu, 04 Oct 2007 23:15:42 -0400, Jeff DeWitt nc.rr.com>
wrote:

Any list with Carrie Bradshaw above Barney Fife has NO credibility.