Lesser Characters From “A Christmas Carol”
Old Fezziwig
Belle
Mrs. Cratchit
Fan
Boy Sent to Buy Goose
Joe, the rag and bone man
Fred
Martha Cratchit
Mrs. Dilber, the thieving charwoman
Dick Wilkins, fellow apprentice
Peter Cratchit, oldest son of Bob
Ignorance and Want
The Ghost of Christmas Past
Next:
Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
We see a photo of him giving the Medal of Honor to Harry Bailey.
Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Bailey
Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Bailey
George Bailey
Eutychus
December 12, 2014, 3:46pm
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Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Bailey
George Bailey
The Martini Family
Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Bailey
George Bailey
The Martini Family
Mary Hatch
JohnT
December 12, 2014, 4:28pm
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Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Bailey
George Bailey
The Martini Family
Mary Hatch
Zuzu
(Isn’t “Mary Bailey” and “Mary Hatch” the same (extremely hawt) person? Also, what sort of name is “Zuzu”?)
Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Bailey
George Bailey
The Martini Family
Mary Hatch
Zuzu
Annie
“I been savin’ this money for a divorce, if I ever got a husband.”
Sampiro
December 12, 2014, 5:10pm
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Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Bailey
George Bailey
The Martini Family
Mary Hatch
Zuzu
Annie
Mr. Gower
The negligent pharmacist who bops George’s ear.
anyrose
December 12, 2014, 5:41pm
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Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Bailey
George Bailey
The Martini Family
Mary Hatch
Zuzu
Annie
Mr. Gower
Harry Bailey
Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Hatch Bailey
George Bailey
The Martini Family
Zuzu
Annie
Mr. Gower
Harry Bailey
Mr. Potter
Adjusted for festive holiday nitpick.
Thin_Ice
December 12, 2014, 6:28pm
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Characters from “It’s A Wonderful Life”
President Harry S. Truman
Clarence, the Angel
Sam “Hee Haw” Wainwright
Man whose grandfather planted tree
Mary Hatch Bailey
George Bailey
The Martini Family
Zuzu
Annie
Mr. Gower
Harry Bailey
Mr. Potter
Nick, the bartender
New! Name a TV series that you think ended well or badly and why.
The Fugitive - well, Kimble found the one-armed man
Name a TV series that you think ended well or badly and why.
The Fugitive - well, Kimble found the one-armed man
Star Trek: The Next Generation - last episode was better than the cast’s first movie
Leaffan
December 12, 2014, 6:36pm
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Name a TV series that you think ended well or badly and why.
The Fugitive - well, Kimble found the one-armed man
Star Trek: The Next Generation - last episode was better than the cast’s first movie
Newhart - the best ending ever!
Name a TV series that you think ended well or badly and why.
The Fugitive - well, Kimble found the one-armed man
Star Trek: The Next Generation - last episode was better than the cast’s first movie
Newhart - the best ending ever!
The Chicago Code
They were faced with a difficult situation. The show’s ratings had been low and it was unlikely it would be renewed for a second season. At that point, the writers could have just stopped caring and written some hack ending. But they came up up with a good final episode that offered closure to the series but at the same time left opportunities to reopen the stories if the show had been renewed. I thought it showed dedication that they made this kind of effort for a show they knew was a dead end.
Infovore
December 12, 2014, 6:44pm
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Name a TV series that you think ended well or badly and why.
The Fugitive - well, Kimble found the one-armed man
Star Trek: The Next Generation - last episode was better than the cast’s first movie
Newhart - the best ending ever!
The Chicago Code
MA S*H - Well. Solid finale to a good series.
Eutychus
December 12, 2014, 6:49pm
31942
Name a TV series that you think ended well or badly and why.
The Fugitive - well, Kimble found the one-armed man
Star Trek: The Next Generation - last episode was better than the cast’s first movie
Newhart - the best ending ever!
The Chicago Code
MA S*H - Well. Solid finale to a good series.
Breaking Bad - wrapped up almost all the loose ends and was very emotionally satisfying
anyrose
December 12, 2014, 6:55pm
31943
Name a TV series that you think ended well or badly and why.
The Fugitive - well, Kimble found the one-armed man
Star Trek: The Next Generation - last episode was better than the cast’s first movie
Newhart - the best ending ever!
The Chicago Code
MA S*H - Well. Solid finale to a good series.
Breaking Bad - wrapped up almost all the loose ends and was very emotionally satisfying
Quantum leap
The promo NBC ran said “All your questions will be answered” in the series finale. Well, 1) I had dozens more questions about the characters, and 2) Sam never got home.