Latest reviews about Television's Greatest Characters

dolly2835 says "Madea is the best charater out there" about Television's Greatest Characters

dolly2835 — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 20:12:34 GMT

No one out there can compair with Tyler Perry's Madea. That is the character that I love the most. Not only do you learn something from the shows that she is in but you laugh so much that the shows stick with you long after you have returned the movie or have watch it on T.V.

If you list to madea she will tell you something important, while making it seem ok to talk about the situation.

I have never seen another character like her, she is the best. I never did like watching anything that had a religious thyme to it, but with the Tylor Perry show, as long as Madea is in them, does make me feel too uneasy. These shows I can do bad all by myself, class reunion, madea goes to jail, Mades's family reunion, and the Diary of a mad black woman get's you to thinking about the subject line.

The subject line changes over and over again to different topics, so if you go out and watch one of these shows make sure that you pay attention or you will miss something that might be important to you or...

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benster820 says "Archie Bunker, a man for all seasons" about Television's Greatest Characters

benster820 — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 11:44:18 GMT

Archie Bunker can be called a man for all seasons. His humor extends beyond generations because he saids what he thinks, or rather, what he doesn't think. All in the Family's humor touched many Americans because it dealt with issues that most Americans faced.

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DHRICH says "I REALLY LIKE "THE CLEANER"" about Television's Greatest Characters

DHRICH — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 03:59:01 GMT

FIRST,BENJAMIN BRATT IS SOOOO HANDSOME. HE PLAYS THE PART OF THE MAIN CHARACTER IN THIS SHOW REALLY WELL.HE'S A FORMER DRUG ADDICT WHO MADE A "DEAL" WITH GOD THAT IF HE HELPED HIM TO BEAT HIS ADDICTION HE WOULD GO ABOVE AND BEYOND TO HELP ADDICTS FIND THEIR WAY TO RECOVERY.IT IS A TRUE STORY(DOCUMENTARY?) ABOUT A MAN NAMED WILLIAM.IT SHOWS THE STRUGGLES OF DAILY LIFE WITH ADDICTION.I AM NOT SURE WHY I LIKE THIS SHOW SO MUCH.HE LOOKS LIKE A BAD GUY BUT IS REALLY KIND."THE CLEANER" IS ONE OF THE SHOWS I'VE GOTTEN SOME FRIENDS TO WATCH AND THEY LIKE IT AS WELL....

danatx06 says "madea-diary if a mad black woman" about Television's Greatest Characters

danatx06 — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 19:06:40 GMT

madea is so funny ! she as a remedy for every situation! i cant wait for the next movie...

nascarpweb says "Archie Bunker, enough said!" about Television's Greatest Characters

nascarpweb — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 03:06:03 GMT

Character revolutionized TV, so lovable and hatable at the same time....

Sprinter says "Love the show" about Television's Greatest Characters

Sprinter — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 16:05:32 GMT

Love it!...

dukethepcdr says "Here are my favorite characters from TV shows I've seen." about Television's Greatest Characters

dukethepcdr — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 13:17:49 GMT

Greatest Characters on TV
According to Me Anyway :)

Fraiser Crane - This character, played so very well by Kelsey Grammer, is so good that he was the only character in the classic sit-com Cheers to have his own sucessful spinoff show. I loved watching him in both shows. HIs own show, Fraiser, was under head writer Christopher Lloyd who is hilarious himself. He's the classic shrink who's almost as crazy as his patients. The chemistry among his costars on that show is just fun to watch too, especially with Niles who sometimes steals the scenes he's in with his contrastingly subdued but very funny acting.

Kramer - Of all the crazy characters on the most famous show about nothing, Seinfield, Kramer takes the cake. I'm surprised Richards hasn't parlayed his Kramer into his own show. He's the nutty neighbor every apartment dweller hopes he doesn't have. A trainwreck waiting to happen, but we can't keep from watching to see what happens next. My favorite was when he made the coffee......

jake441 says "Say Van DeLay Industries!" about Television's Greatest Characters

jake441 — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 22:39:56 GMT

George Costanza is the greatest TV character of all time and I I highly recommend you get the Seinfeld box set. Not only is his sense of humor amazing, but he is so immature that basically everything he does is hilarious.

Take for instance the time he tries to fake out the unemployment service by using a fake company name. I mean come on, that is so damn funny. So anyway I think you should rent these dvds....

jennmihalovich says "Scooby Doo is the best dog ever!" about Television's Greatest Characters

jennmihalovich — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 02:44:35 GMT

I happen to believe that Scooby Doo is the greatest television character ever. I grew up watching Scooby Doo and now my 4 year old son watches it. Normally, I do not allow him to watch anything except for educational shows, but who could say no to Scooby Doo. I am an adult and I can still sit and watch Scooby Doo with my son and I don't get bored. Scooby Doo is a classic and he has been around for ages. He is and always will be my favorite television character....

motherdelilah says "Thank you for everything" about Television's Greatest Characters

motherdelilah — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 07:45:45 GMT

Seinfeld. Never been a show as clever and gut-strainingly hilarious as this show, nor does it seem that there ever will. Ingenious and superbly casted, I long for the day I stumble apon a rerun I have somehow never seen, for this will be like a long anticipated Christmas morning at age 5, pure unbridled joy....

blindfaith73 says "what happened to television" about Television's Greatest Characters

blindfaith73 — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 19:12:49 GMT

they say dora and spongebob are one of the best cartoons out there today
well i guess they did not grow up watching cartoons of the 1970's those were cartoons
thank goodness for the boomerang channel or kids would not know what real cartoons were
sure todays cartoons are action packed learning adventure but thats all that is on
kids are so involved with cartoons that they dont get out and go outside
there is a endless array of cartoons, they never end
and they are way to commercialized they have everything from music to clothes to just anything imaginable with the cartoon chararcter on it
give me a break, i dont need to show my status or how popular my kids need to be all because of who or what is on their clothes
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jhiles37 says "Fire is hot" about Television's Greatest Characters

jhiles37 — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 16:03:15 GMT

I am not certain what or who I am to review here, but I will throw a big shout out to a somewhat unkown and often overlooked character of Lowell Mathers from the NBC sitcom "Wings." He was always good for a laugh with whimsical and distorted perspectives on life, and when he left the show I think that the show suffered a great deal until it finally got cancelled. I know he is a miniscual character amongst the better known, but I still feel as though he has something to offer if you should happen to catch an old rerun at 3:00 in the morning....

TigerGirl1226 says "Awesome" about Television's Greatest Characters

TigerGirl1226 — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 12:31:21 GMT

Great show! It was a real representation of what TV should be. There isn't a lot of TV I care to watch these days, but I could watch this over and over again. My entire family enjoyed this show. I wonder when it comes on again...

We are lovers of classic TV shows and this brought back lots of memories from when we were kids....

aliasroks says "There's no drug like adrenaline" about Television's Greatest Characters

aliasroks — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 19:38:16 GMT

Sydney Bristow, college student by day, superspy by night, is one of the greatest characters in television history. The central character on ABC's "ALIAS" had a dysfunctional family life (to say the least) when growing up. Her mother died when she was young, or so she was led to believe, and her father, Jack, a CIA double agent under the guise of an airplane parts salesman, was mostly absent....at least emotionally. Sydney was recruited into the spy game to work for a covert branch of the CIA...but she found out that was all a ruse, once her fiance was brutally murdered by Arvin Sloane (her current boss and former father-figure) due to her revelation that she was in fact a spy. She had been working for a terrorist cell called SD-6 which duped it's lower level operatives into thinking they were the good guys. She tried to walk away, only to have them attempt to take her life, seeing her as a security risk. Then she found out her father was a member of SD-6 as well. His...

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Telpher says "Blame them: they keep me glued to the boob tube" about Television's Greatest Characters

Telpher — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 06:18:47 GMT

Those us of us who fall into Generation X grew up with television as a staple. Sad to say, but I remember a lot more about television shows from the 70s than I remember about the things I learned in grammar school.

There have been some awful programming, but television has also featured some really great entertainment and memorable characters. Here, in no particular order, is my list of great television characters - the ones that captured the imagination, made me love to hate them, made me laugh, scared me, and generally kept things interesting.

J.R. Ewing, Dallas - No list would have any credibility without J.R. Ewing. The guy was a scoundrel, a beast...he'd stab his own brother in the back and collect insuarance on it. Yet, there was something so very likable about J.R. Larry Hagman, who stood out in my memory as the lovable oaf, Major Anthony Nelson from I Dream of Jeanie, pulled out all the stops and had a ball with this juicy role. I never was quite sure if I wanted to slap J.R.,...

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