What one object would you most strongly associate with a tv character?

[Dropo]

Alex Trebek (with ‘70s porno 'stache) – A $50 bill he would relentlessly wave in front of contestants on High Rollers (“Take the fifty! Take the fifty!”)

Devon (Keir Dullea on The Starlost) - The computer that asks “May I be of… assistance?”

Eddie Munster - Wolfie

Joe Friday - Badge #714

Number 6 (The Prisoner) – Lotus 7

Ren and Stimpy – The History Erasure Button or the Don’t Whiz on the Electric Fence boardgame

Rod Serling - cigarette

Any member of the Scott family (The Thunderbirds) - All of the vehicles really, but most especially #2.

Lady Penelope - Lady Penelope’s car

@terentii

…Thurston Howell’s ascot and Panama hat.

Teddy.

[WildaBeast]

Gus, from Psych – blue Toyota Yaris hatchback

[Dropo]

@Dropo

Any member of the Scott family ( The Thunderbirds ) - All of the vehicles really, but most especially #2.

Just remembered the family name is Tracy.

[Czarcasm]

@terentii

Sorry, Cathy Gale’s leather catsuits.

Dorothy Gale wore gingham.

Damn it-Now I can’t get the image of Dorothy Gale in a gingham catsuit out of my mind.

[GreysonCarlisle]

Wednesday Addams’s headless doll.

[terentii]

Morticia Addams’ lounge chair.

Thing’s box.

[terentii]

@AncientHumanoid

Underdog - a secret compartment in his ring he fills with an Underdog super energy pill

Mr Terrific’s secret Power Pill.

[Banksiaman]

@Dropo

Any member of the Scott family ( The Thunderbirds ) -

In your understandable excitement I think you meant to say the Tracy family. You could add Brains’s big specs, and Lady Penelope’s foot-long cigarette holder.

[terentii]

@WildaBeast

Riker – chairs, just for that weird way he sits down
Troi – chocolate cake
Crusher – medical tricorder

Riker – beard
Troi – completely redundant Bridge station
Beverly Crusher – Wesley Crusher (also redundant)

[terentii]

@GreysonCarlisle

I am trying to think of something for Sam Malone that isn’t the bar, itself. Hair, I guess.

Coach—clip-on tie.

[terentii]

Samantha’s twitch.

[Author_Balk]

Oscar the Grouch’s garbage can.

[John_Bredin]

Detective Murdoch’s bicycle
Inspector Brackenreid’s liquor bottles
A bit of a stretch: Constable Crabtree, a dead body. “What have you, George?”

[terentii]

Data’s cat.

[Bonum_Legatum]

Star Trek: In terms of the Spock character, I would say the tricorder. I can remember several episodes where he uses that with its postage-stamp-size TV screen. I guess that I’m just not big enough of a fan to recount the episode(s) where he has a slide rule.

The Beverly Hillbillies: The truck.

Green Acres: Lisa’s hotcakes.

Get Smart: The shoe phone has already been mentioned, so I’ll add “the cone of silence”.

Cannon: William Conrad’s Lincoln Mark.

[terentii]

@Bonum_Legatum

Star Trek: In terms of the Spock character, I would say the tricorder. I can remember several episodes where he uses that with its postage-stamp-size TV screen. I guess that I’m just not big enough of a fan to recount the episode(s) where he has a slide rule.

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[MikeF]

Maxwell Smart - Shoe Phone (also, Cone of Silence but you said one thing)

[NetTrekker]

Popeye: +pipe, +tattoo

If the Peanuts gang count as TV characters we could be here for a few more days

[terentii]

Snoopy—doghouse/supper dish/Woodstock

Linus—security blanket/Great Pumpkin

Charlie Brown—oversized baseball cap/kite-eating tree

Lucy—football

[Slow_Moving_Vehicle]

@terentii

Charlie Brown—oversized baseball cap/kite-eating tree

I’d say Charlie Brown is more strongly associated with his iconic yellow t-shirt with the black zigzag. That’s how Quentin Tarantino invoked him in Kill Bill.

Also: Schroeder - toy piano