TV Binge Watch (Part 2)

Mustachioed leading men on TV shows

  1. Victor Newman (The Young and the Restless)
  2. Thomas Magnum (Magnum, P.I. (80s version))
  3. Chico Rodriguez (Chico and the Man)
  1. Victor Newman (The Young and the Restless)
  2. Thomas Magnum (Magnum, P.I. (80s version))
  3. Chico Rodriguez (Chico and the Man)
  4. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers)

Mustachioed leading men on TV shows

  1. Victor Newman (The Young and the Restless)
  2. Thomas Magnum (Magnum, P.I. (80s version))
  3. Chico Rodriguez (Chico and the Man)
  4. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers)
  5. Ptl. Patrick Flaherty (Hill Street Blues)

Mustachioed leading men on TV shows

  1. Victor Newman (The Young and the Restless)
  2. Thomas Magnum (Magnum, P.I. (80s version))
  3. Chico Rodriguez (Chico and the Man)
  4. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers)
  5. Ptl. Patrick Flaherty (Hill Street Blues)
  6. Gabe Kotter (Welcome Back, Kotter)

Ooh! Ooh! Mistah Kahtah!

Mustachioed leading men on TV shows

  1. Victor Newman (The Young and the Restless)
  2. Thomas Magnum (Magnum, P.I. (80s version))
  3. Chico Rodriguez (Chico and the Man)
  4. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers)
  5. Ptl. Patrick Flaherty (Hill Street Blues)
  6. Gabe Kotter (Welcome Back, Kotter)
  7. Carl Winslow (Family Matters)

Mustachioed leading men on TV shows

  1. Victor Newman (The Young and the Restless)
  2. Thomas Magnum (Magnum, P.I. (80s version))
  3. Chico Rodriguez (Chico and the Man)
  4. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers)
  5. Ptl. Patrick Flaherty (Hill Street Blues)
  6. Gabe Kotter (Welcome Back, Kotter)
  7. Carl Winslow (Family Matters)
  8. Mario (The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!)

Mustachioed leading men on TV shows

  1. Victor Newman (The Young and the Restless)
  2. Thomas Magnum (Magnum, P.I. (80s version))
  3. Chico Rodriguez (Chico and the Man)
  4. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers)
  5. Ptl. Patrick Flaherty (Hill Street Blues)
  6. Gabe Kotter (Welcome Back, Kotter)
  7. Carl Winslow (Family Matters)
  8. Mario (The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!)
  9. Alex Trebek (Jeopardy!)

-“BB”-

Mustachioed leading men on TV shows

  1. Victor Newman (The Young and the Restless)
  2. Thomas Magnum (Magnum, P.I. (80s version))
  3. Chico Rodriguez (Chico and the Man)
  4. Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers)
  5. Ptl. Patrick Flaherty (Hill Street Blues)
  6. Gabe Kotter (Welcome Back, Kotter)
  7. Carl Winslow (Family Matters)
  8. Mario (The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!)
  9. Alex Trebek (Jeopardy!)
  10. Earl Hickey (My Name Is Earl)

First name female-led TV shows

  1. Angie

First name female-led TV shows

  1. Angie
  2. Elsbeth

First name female-led TV shows

  1. Angie
  2. Elsbeth
  3. Maude

First name female-led TV shows

  1. Angie
  2. Elsbeth
  3. Maude
  4. Karen (1975)

Starred Karen Valentine as “Karen Angelo,” but it only lasted 13 episodes.

First name female-led TV shows

  1. Angie
  2. Elsbeth
  3. Maude
  4. Karen (1975)
  5. Reba

First name female-led TV shows

  1. Angie
  2. Elsbeth
  3. Maude
  4. Karen (1975)
  5. Reba
  6. Alice

First name female-led TV shows

  1. Angie
  2. Elsbeth
  3. Maude
  4. Karen (1975)
  5. Reba
  6. Alice
  7. Roseanne

Was Karen always demanding to speak to a supervisor?

First name female-led TV shows

  1. Angie
  2. Elsbeth
  3. Maude
  4. Karen (1975)
  5. Reba
  6. Alice
  7. Roseanne
  8. Rhoda

First name female-led TV shows

  1. Angie
  2. Elsbeth
  3. Maude
  4. Karen (1975)
  5. Reba
  6. Alice
  7. Roseanne
  8. Rhoda
  9. Julia
  1. Angie
  2. Elsbeth
  3. Maude
  4. Karen (1975)
  5. Reba
  6. Alice
  7. Roseanne
  8. Rhoda
  9. Julia
  10. Ellen

NEXT: Shows from before 2000, that acknowledged a character’s gayness openly, and without it needing to be changed. Doesn’t need to be a series regular-- can be a one-off episode.

  1. The Mary Tyler Moore Show: Phyllis’ brother Ben is gay, and when Phyllis is informed, she says something like “Oh, thank God!” because she thought he was interested in Rhoda.

NEXT: Shows from before 2000, that acknowledged a character’s gayness openly, and without it needing to be changed. Doesn’t need to be a series regular-- can be a one-off episode.

  1. The Mary Tyler Moore Show: Phyllis’ brother Ben is gay, and when Phyllis is informed, she says something like “Oh, thank God!” because she thought he was interested in Rhoda.
  2. Soap. Jodie Dallas was gay, and wasn’t shy about letting others know.

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Shows from before 2000, that acknowledged a character’s gayness openly, and without it needing to be changed. Doesn’t need to be a series regular-- can be a one-off episode.

  1. The Mary Tyler Moore Show: Phyllis’ brother Ben is gay, and when Phyllis is informed, she says something like “Oh, thank God!” because she thought he was interested in Rhoda.
  2. Soap. Jodie Dallas was gay, and wasn’t shy about letting others know.
  3. Barney Miller - Darryl & Marty

Shows from before 2000, that acknowledged a character’s gayness openly, and without it needing to be changed. Doesn’t need to be a series regular-- can be a one-off episode.

  1. The Mary Tyler Moore Show: Phyllis’ brother Ben is gay, and when Phyllis is informed, she says something like “Oh, thank God!” because she thought he was interested in Rhoda.
  2. Soap. Jodie Dallas was gay, and wasn’t shy about letting others know.
  3. Barney Miller - Darryl & Marty
  4. All in the Family - Liz (Edith’s cousin) at Liz’s funeral. Liz and Veronica were a gay couple.