Film: Bond. James Bond.

Literary: Elementary, my dear Watson. That would be Mr. Sherlock Holmes.

TV: The evidence points to Gil Grissom (CSI).

spongebob

Riley Martin-- O-Qua tangin wann

 

 

RILEY MARTIN IT IS!!  HE is the BEST!  I just hope they keep underpaying him (in his opinion) -- his rants are absolute radio gold (well, satellite gold).

KnightNotHorse wrote: RILEY MARTIN IT IS!!  HE is the BEST!  I just hope they keep underpaying him (in his opinion) -- his rants are absolute radio gold (well, satellite gold).

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Yeah he is funny.. That said my next pick would have to be Eric The Actor Lynch,,,who one day will fly with ballons!  Errr

Film: Jason Bourne from the Bourne identity movies.

Literary: Pug from Raymond E Feist's fantasy novels.

TV: Brian the dog in Family guy.

Vince Noir from "The Mighty Boosh"

"I'm a Cockney bitch, a young ragamuffin from the streets."

Jim Leahy-- Trailer Park Boys

Knatted wrote:

Riley Martin-- O-Qua tangin wann

 

 

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 Huh?

Film: Amélie Poulain (or several others)

Book: Humbert Humbert (or several others)

Television: George Louis Costanza  (This one was easy)

Theatre: Angel Dumont Schunard 

Quixotical wrote:

Film: Jason Bourne from the Bourne identity movies.

Literary: Pug from Raymond E Feist's fantasy novels.

TV: Brian the dog in Family guy.

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jason bourne doesn't hold a candle to sean connery in the james bond 007 films with his suave sophistication and great accent! i did love the magician:apprentice character pug from raymond feist's series,however i think gandalf in lord of the rings has more charisma. brian the dog in family guy is funny,but i believe stewie's character is much funnier and more machiavellian. other than that, i believe we share similar taste in those venues.

jason bourne doesn't hold a candle to sean connery in the james bond 007 films with his suave sophistication and great accent!

 

True, but the borne character is imo a realistic representation of what an elite assassin/spy would be like. I have some knowledge of military tactics and the movie mostly rang true to me.  James Bond is not supposed to be real, its more a bit of fun. (Although the latest edition seems to slightly more resemble reality - but I believe that this is in imitation of Bourne)

 

i did love the magician:apprentice character pug from raymond feist's series,however i think gandalf in lord of the rings has more charisma.

 

Haven't read lord of the rings (!)  I couldn't get into it. I have seen the movies, but I prefer Pug. In the latest two series (conclave of shadows and darkwars) Pug is really becoming the ultimate one. Additionally he displays great wisdom and a relaxed social manner (charisma)  I like gandolf too but I think in a fight with pug, he would just get owned.

 

brian the dog in family guy is funny,but i believe stewie's character is much funnier and more machiavellian.

 

Yeah I like stewie too. and its a hard choice between them. I guess I more identify with Brian ; I'm dry, introverted and I think too much.

 

Have you seen this -  Stewie and Brian at the emmys http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrzKyopCls4

Seth McFarlane is a genius

Homer Simpson, Batman, Judge Dredd, The Silver surfer.

TV: Stephen Colbert!!!!!!!!!!!! and JON STEWART!!!!!!!!!!!

Movie: Captain Jack (PotC) anyone from Monty Python's Holy Grail

Books: Silk and Belgarath (Belgariad) Christopher (Everworld) Mat Cauthon and Lan (Wheel O'Time) Dumbledore, the Weasleys (Harry Potter) So many more...

Machinima (look it up, watch it, love it): Caboose, hands down (RvB).

Comics: Calvin and Hobbes, King Steve and Black Mage (8-Bit Theatre) Jason (Foxtrot)

And Chuck Norris...

Never has so much awesomeness been contained in a single post.

P.S. I've read Magician: Apprentice, verdict: Mediocre, though I understand the series gets much, much better.

TV: The Master (Doctor Who)

Book: Luke Rhinehart (The Dice Man)

Film: Alex (A Clockwork Orange)

Animation: Cartman (South Park)