In the Ted Lasso thread, CubbieAggie posts:

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And Roy Kent is quickly making his way up onto the Mt Rushmore of TV characters.

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Making his way, but not there yet?

So who ya got?

Walter White

Lucy

bluefire579 said:

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Lucy

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Lucy from.....? Charlie Brown?

MooreTrucker said:

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bluefire579 said:

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Lucy

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Lucy from.....? Charlie Brown?

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Lucille Esmeralda Ricardo ne McGillicuddy

Archie Bunker
Ralph Cramden
Lucy
The Fonz

Walter White
Tony Soprano
Don Draper
Stringer Bell

John Locke
Walter White
Tony Soprano
George Constanza

Archie Bunker
Mary Richards
Tony Soprano
Walter White

Archie Bunker
Sam Malone
Hawkeye Pierce
Andy Taylor

Barney Fife

Archie Bunker
JR Ewing
Walter White
Arthur Fonzarelli

Marshall Dillon
Lucille Ball
Hawkeye Pierce
Walter White

Walter White
Homer Simpson

I don't think the following deserve to be on Mt. Rushmore but maybe are Honorable Mentions with one very controversial one just to stir it up:

Betty White
Bill Cosby
Mary Tyler Moore

And last but not least:

Potcake said:

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Great call.

JR dominated the 80s

YouBet said:

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I don't think the following deserve to be on Mt. Rushmore but maybe are Honorable Mentions with one very controversial one just to stir it up:

Betty White
Bill Cosby
Mary Tyler Moore

And last but not least:

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This is what I'm talmbout. Mount Rushmore is easy. Who are the four characters with plaques inside the gift shop? Not the GOAT, but deserve to be recognized for all entertainment eternity just as much. For me:

- Bobby Hill
- Uncle Phil
- Lyanna Mormont
- Leslie Knope

For an added degree of difficulty, analogize you choices to the individual presidents on Mt. Rushmore. For example:

1. George Washington - Father of our Country, maybe the first "great man" in the nation
2. Thomas Jefferson - Another Founding Father, responsible for many of our founding principles (Declaration) and for greatly expanding our reach (Louisiana Purchase)
3. Abraham Lincoln - The Great Emancipator, saw our nation through a stormy transition into a better future
4. Theodore Roosevelt - The "modern" choice, laid the foundation for great things to come (National Parks System)

George, not Kramer?

Homer Simpson

If I'm taking someone from Seinfeld, it's George all the way.

Comedy -
Sam Malone
Michael Scott
Cosmo Kramer
Fred Sanford

Honorable Mentions - Archie Bunker, Ted Baxter, Phil Dunphy, Hawkeye Pierce

Drama -
Tony Soprano
Walter White
Coach Eric Taylor
JR Ewing

Honorable Mention - Stringer Bell, Dr Doug Ross, Sonny Crocket

Did we just become best friends????

Lucy
Archie Bunker
JR Ewing
Walter White

HM: Robert Petrie, George Constanza, Hawkeye & Andy Taylor

Kirk
Spock
Bones
Scotty

For my money:

Claude! said:

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For an added degree of difficulty, analogize you choices to the individual presidents on Mt. Rushmore. For example:

1. George Washington - Father of our Country, maybe the first "great man" in the nation
2. Thomas Jefferson - Another Founding Father, responsible for many of our founding principles (Declaration) and for greatly expanding our reach (Louisiana Purchase)
3. Abraham Lincoln - The Great Emancipator, saw our nation through a stormy transition into a better future
4. Theodore Roosevelt - The "modern" choice, laid the foundation for great things to come (National Parks System)

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Using your guidelines:
Comedy
1 Sid Cesar
2 Lucille Ball
3 Carrol O'Connor
4 Bill Cosby

Drama
1 James Arness
2 Raymond Burr
3 Jack Lord
4 Tom Selleck

Other
1 Jackie Gleason
2 Ed Sullivan
3 Johnny Carson
4 Walter Cronkite

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