Who is your favorite t.v. character in old t.v.show

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Well they say that if an character in tv or movies can stir up an emotion such as love/hate then the actor playing that character is doing a good job…As far as Earnest I loved when he would come into town jumpin in the air as he walked and then starting breaking windows…God bless 🦋
 
My favorite character is Mr. Ed the talking horse.
I also like Alfred Hitchcock as a character, even though he was a presenter of Alfred Hitchcock presents.
 
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Well they say that if an character in tv or movies can stir up an emotion such as love/hate then the actor playing that character is doing a good job…As far as Earnest I loved when he would come into town jumpin in the air as he walked and then starting breaking windows…God bless 🦋
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I didn’t say I hated him, just couldn’t stand him. I found him too silly. He’s irritating to me. I did think the episode where he got a “special certificate for learning” from Helen was funny.
 
Mr. Spock on the original Star Trek. (I’ve been working my way through all the episodes … slowly … I’m 5 episodes into Season 3.)
 
Edith Bunker on All in the Family. Edith wasn"t the sharpest knife in the drawer, but she had a good heart and a beautiful soul. She loved everyone, and always gave people the benefit of the doubt. It drove me nuts when Archie would call her ‘dingbat’ or tell her to ‘stifle yourself’.
 
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Definitely Paladin from “Have Gun- Will Travel”.
The guy had to be one of the manliest men that ever lived, a real man’s man. …Paladin was just about the fastest gun that ever lived,
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but was he faster than special agent Jim Hardie of the Tales of Wells Fargo

now jim was no fancy pants dude, but jim was a real man’s man

jim could have taken sam tuttle not walk away like paladin was doing… haha
 
Paladin said many times, that other guys were faster than he was. Only a confident man can do that. And, a real man is also confident enough to know when to walk away from something. I’ll stick with Paladin.
 
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I had a crush on Vinnie Barbarino.

I would think though, that Epstein would have been a bit more sharp than to sign his forgeries, “Sincerely, Epstein’s Mother.”
 
Yes

I like her relationship with her husband Gomez

It’s like watching the tango
 
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