Nels Oleson (Little House on the Prairie)

Emil Peterson (Bob Newhart Show)

Walter Findlay (Maude)

Ray Barone (Everybody Loves Raymond)

Hal (Malcolm in the Middle)

Niles Crane---Frasier

Niles Crane---Frasier


Totally agree, also Dan Conner

Frank Lorenzo on All in the Family. I can't think of a specific incident; he just seemed that way.

Carl Winslow-Family Matters
Herman Munster-The Munsters
Harriet Drysdale-The Beverly Hillbillies
Woodrow Anderson-Sanford And Son
Mr. Bookman-Good Times

Walter from Maude

I will say CLIFF HUXTABLE. He was hen-pecked a lot. :lol:

Carl Winslow-Family Matters
Herman Munster-The Munsters
Harriet Drysdale-The Beverly Hillbillies
Woodrow Anderson-Sanford And Son
Mr. Bookman-Good Times


I forgot about Woody :lol: He had no say in nothing.

Al Bundy - Married with Children

I forgot about Woody :lol: He had no say in nothing.
I know, one time she caught him drinking it was funny she said. "Woodrow, put that bottle down before I knock you out". "Don't make me knock you out".

Frank Barone-Everybody Loves Raymond
Ralph Kramden-The Honeymooners
Martin Morgenstern-Mary Tyler Moore/Rhoda
Stanley Roper-Three's Company/The Ropers
Buddy Sorrell-The Dick Van Dyke Show

Arthur Carlson-WKRP-was henpecked by his mother
Stanley Zbornak-Golden Girls-was henpecked by his ex-wife

Walter from Maude



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Bookman was married!? I never knew that. :lol: He never seemed the marrying type to me.

I will say CLIFF HUXTABLE. He was hen-pecked a lot. :lol:

The hen-peckedness of Cliff surfaced in the third season when Clair began nagging him about his eating habits.

The men on the Cosby Show was portrayed as idiots who were not on the ball with life. Martin and Elvin had their hands tied, lips sealed, feet binded to a corner and the string was pulled as long as it was relevant to the point of view presented. Also, Cliff's father was henpecked as well. The second season episode where Clair's sister got engaged and the women were in the kitchen and they talked about men as though they were all monsters. Rudy dogged Kenny "Bud" as well. That was a bit much for a child to tell a boy, "You got to earn my love." Hello what does a child know about earning love.

Tom Willis of The Jeffersons was an outright doormat in his marriage to Helen. It was beyond me how those two were casted as a married couple. They do not seemed compatible at all and I found that amusing to watch. But it was good to bring the interracial couple out in the open as being the first interracial married couple on TV. I just did not care for their relationship.

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Wasn't Maude pretty bossy to Walter? Maybe my memory of the show isn't that good. It has been along time since I watched it.

Wasn't Maude pretty bossy to Walter? Maybe my memory of the show isn't that good. It has been along time since I watched it.
Ann, the first season of Maude was just released on DVD, and I've requested it from my local library. Yes, Maude truly wore the pants (figuratively) in the family. Her signature line was, "God'll get you for that, Walter!"

Wasn't Maude pretty bossy to Walter? Maybe my memory of the show isn't that good. It has been along time since I watched it.



No, Maude did not boss Walter around, I say they were pretty equal

I always thought Maude bossed everybody around!

I always thought Maude bossed everybody around!


Walter would put Maude in her place from time to Time

Walter would put Maude in her place from time to Time

It's true. Every hen-pecked husband spoke up now and then. That's what made for good comedy!

I have one more for the list of henpecked hubbies.

Gunther Toody-Car 54 Where Are You Gunther's wife Lucille wore the pants in that family.

What about Alan Harper on Two and a Half Men? He seemed to cave in to his ex-wife Judith pretty often?