[QUOTE=plnnr]
This, of course, is complete lunacy .
I happen to love, love, love Green Acres. I’m convinced it is the very pinnacle of Western Civilization and is, in reality, extremely subtle, nuanced, and a show of incredible depth.
Either that, or I was usually so baked out of my head that it seemed that way at the time.
[/QUOTE]
No, Green Acres is that good.
And I was about to protest the Mr. Haney nomination because, hey, that guy is great. But to Oliver, Haney has to be the most annoying person he knows. Every time Oliver is in a bind and needs something, Haney shows up with it and charges for every little part and service.
[QUOTE=WOOKINPANUB]
I don’t feel too terribly embarassed to admit that I watch this show, but Andy is my favorite part and I watch it in spite of the whiny wife character. Good god, does that actress have any other reactions in her reperatoire than “Awwwwwww, honeeeeeeeeeeeey” squeaked out in that mousy voice? Gack, what a totally unappealing woman / character.
[/QUOTE]
You mean Cheryl?
I’d do her. Courtney Thorne-Smith is definitely at the top of my MILF list. I missed her during her pregnancy.
[QUOTE=BrainGlutton]
Agreed. OTOH, Hank Hill must die, preferably by some means lingering and humorous involving propane and propane accessories.
[/QUOTE]
Wait, what do you have against Hank? Nice guy, takes care of his family, reasonably intelligent. Kind of a short temper, and really repressed, but he really knows his pornography.
[QUOTE=Darwin’s Finch]
Nedry was eaten by a lone Dilophosaurus. In a Jeep. It was the annoying jerk in JPII who got eaten by the Compsagnathusususes.
Of course, Burke’s uppance came as well. So there’s that, too.
[/QUOTE]
In the first book, Jurassic Park, John Hammond meets his end that way–death by tiny dinos! I guess they didn’t want to kill off kindly old Richard Attenborough.
ETA: I’m not feeling the Hank Hill hate either. He’s not the funnest guy in the world, but he’s (unintentionally) hilarious, a good husband/father/provider, loving, though maybe not all that expressive.
[QUOTE=Silver Tyger Girl]
I also found Jaga to be worse. He was a smarmy half-naked bastard who’s sole purpose was the state the obvious. And be smarmy.
[/QUOTE]
Well, to be fair, someone needed to state the obvious because Lion-o was pretty dim. (Yeah, yeah, kid’s mind in an adult’s body, I know. Still, you’re Lord of the Thundercats, man! Sharpen up!)
Most of my answers have already been said, but I’ll add Eve from Angel .
[QUOTE=Freudian Slit]
In the first book, Jurassic Park, John Hammond meets his end that way–death by tiny dinos! I guess they didn’t want to kill off kindly old Richard Attenborough.
ETA: I’m not feeling the Hank Hill hate either. He’s not the funnest guy in the world, but he’s (unintentionally) hilarious, a good husband/father/provider, loving, though maybe not all that expressive.
[/QUOTE]
And he sure knows his propane and propane accessories.
I always hated Bill from King of the Hill. He’s such a dumba** and really annoying. I really hated it when he was going to get married to the female minister…
[QUOTE=cactus waltz]
I was just about to object and concider Iago of Aladdin, but on further thought I’m pretty sure he was annoying as well.
[/QUOTE]
Bwuh?!? Iago was hilarious!
I pretty much hate any head cheerleader/ high school queen bee/most popular girl in school character, as I had issues with these people in high school. That’s why I refuse to watch Gossip Girl; from the promos I’ve seen, that show seems to be entirely populated with those types.
[QUOTE=Anaamika]
Aha! I think I was conflating the “Q gets turned into a human” episode with this one:
[/QUOTE]
Yes, but he’s kidding. No one thinks he’s remotely seriously, or remotely interested in being anything like actual crew member. And I seem to recall that this is the episode in which he introduces the Federation to the Borg (No, I am NOT conceding that anything on Voyager ever happened!), so his motives are a trifle suspect.
ETA: I’m not feeling the Hank Hill hate either. He’s not the funnest guy in the world, but he’s (unintentionally) hilarious, a good husband/father/provider, loving, though maybe not all that expressive.
[/QUOTE]
Actually … to me, just about every main character in that show is horrible, except Hank. Peggy in particular of course, and Bobby, and all of Hank’s buddies, family and neighbours.
I nominate Judge Judy. Some may claim she’s a judge/not a character; I maintain that she’s worse, a caricature. Totally, gratuitously obnoxious and self-righteous. I’d like to see someone bitch slap her into next week.
The Professor on Gilligan’s Island. He’s totally useless. Once I got old enough (middle school) I wanted to reach into the TV and throttle the guy. How can someone supposedly so smart not figure out how to off Gilligan so he can’t screw up any more schemes for escape? There were many opportunities, like when the cannibals arrived, the Professor, who conveniently knew their obscure spoken dialect, could have told them to enjoy the skinny one as a welcome gift from the white people. He could then work a deal for them to give him a boat or something. Dumbass.
Barney Fife was the pre-Peggy Hill. Phyllis Lindstrom was a female pre-Peggy Hill.
The little boy on “The Danny Thomas Show.” Acting was screaming cheeky lines that real boys would get pimpslapped for saying. He could have been replaced by a lamp without affecting the plot.
[QUOTE=Caractacus Pott]
The Professor on Gilligan’s Island. He’s totally useless. Once I got old enough (middle school) I wanted to reach into the TV and throttle the guy. How can someone supposedly so smart not figure out how to off Gilligan so he can’t screw up any more schemes for escape? There were many opportunities, like when the cannibals arrived, the Professor, who conveniently knew their obscure spoken dialect, could have told them to enjoy the skinny one as a welcome gift from the white people. He could then work a deal for them to give him a boat or something. Dumbass.
[/quote]
Fool of a Took!
The Professor was far too righteous and noble to murder or betray a comrade, even one so feckless as Gilligan. Moreover, he was doing both Mary Ann (his first choice for obvious reasons) AND Ginger (when Mary Ann was either ovulating or headachey), so he didn’t really want to leave the island.