I can think of a bunch, but I'll only list two so that others can name some.

Mike Nesmith - The Monkees - Mike wore a green wool hat in the first season of "The Monkees." For two episodes, he wore a blue wool hat, and then wore a green wool hat with white buttons down the middle. Half way through the second season, Mike went hatless for the rest of the series.

Lowell Mather - Wings - Lowell wore a dirty orange cap, almost all the time. He's also worn a blue cap, and a red cap. But the orange one is his main cap. Of course, all the DVD covers have him without his cap, he did wear it a lot on the show.

Gregory Sierra (:eyes:) wore quite a few hats both as Julio (Sanford & Son) and as Chano (Barney Miller). He often guested on Westerns, and wore cowboy hats as well.

Valerie Harper's Rhoda wore all sorts of hats and headscarves both on MTM and her own show. They made her look very trendy. :D

Kel Mitchell - Kenan and Kel

I forgot - RERUN!!

Archie Bunker and Oscar Madison

Wilson from Home Improvement

Gilligan and the Skipper. Jed Clampett and Radar also had hats.

Mr. French from Family Affair wore a hat whenever he was outside the house.

the kids from South Park are known for their hats. Although the more the show progresses, the less and less Cartman wears his signature hat, but Kyle always wears his and Kenny's only been seen outside of his parka two or three times

Hilary on "Fresh Prince in Bel Air" often wore hats.

Joey Jeremiah (The Jerk from Degrassi high)

J.J. Evans is known for wearing his hat. Although I think he ditched it by the fifth season.

Also, just about everyone on "Hogan's Heroes" had their own trademark hat.

Harry Stone - Night Court

Jimmy Hughes - Yes Dear (He hardly ever took off his hat. :lol: )

Fish (Abe Vigoda) often wore a fedora on Barney Miller.

Vera and Flo always had their little waitress hats on but for some reason Alice never wore one. I guess that's the benefit of having your name be the title of the show. :lol: Mel always wore the dirty white hat too.

Ralph the doorman on the Jeffersons

Thelma Harper (aka: Mama off 'Mama's Family) wore this flowery hat when she went out.

Arnold Horshack often wore a hat on "Welcome Back, Kotter."

Darrin Stephens and Larry Tate wore hats, as well as their clients they looked cool.
Beaver wore his ball cap.
Fred Sanford and Bubba Bexley wore hats and eve Rollo wore one at times.

Amos Jones, Andrew H. Brown, George "Kingfish" Stevens, Sapphire Stevens, Algonquin J. Calhoun, Lightning and Leroy all wore hats on The Amos N' Andy Show.

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And let's not forget about Hyacinth's hats on "Keeping up appearances"!

Murdoch from "The A-Team" often wore a hat, but you rarely ever see him w/ out his hat.

Rick Simon ("Simon & Simon") sporadically wore a hat.

Magnum (Tom Selleck) often wore a Tigers cap.

The Little House on the Prairie cast often wore hats - especially the guys. Mrs. Oleson often wore those huge, feathered hats. :lol:

in entourage turtle alwayz... alwayz wears a tight hat

Blossom wore a hat

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Barney Fife almost always had his hat on :)

Agent 99 on Get Smart wore a hat quite often.

Here's another rare one no one guessed yet:

Ed Brown (Jack Albertson) - Chico and the Man occasionally wore a hat.

Mr. Haney, Mr. Kimmble, Fred Ziffle*, Eb, and Oliver sometimes on "GREEN ACRES".




*here's a trivia fact about the guy who played Fred Ziffle: he was actually 75% deaf-someone would crawl out, out of camera range and tap him on the leg whenever he had to say something.

Raj on Aliens In America wears a little cap.

Do cartoon characters count? Inspector Gadget always wore a hat, and so did several of the kids in Fat Albert.

Didn't Alf & Ralph Monroe wear painters hats on Green Acres too?

Didn't Alf & Ralph Monroe wear painters hats on Green Acres too?
Yes, they did. Oh, Scrooge McDuck and Donald Duck wore hats, too. :lol:

Most of the classic family women in the 50s wore hats when they left the house - Lucy, June for example, Jullia wore her nurse's cap, Jimmy Hughes always wore a baseball cap, Goober Pyle wore whatever that was he wore.

I mentioned Gregory Sierra wearing lots of hats in his various screen appearances. Observe:

Highway to Heaven: Victor French's character usually wore an Oakland A's baseball cap.

Petticoat Junction: Uncle Joe Carson often wore a porkpie hat.

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The men AND women of Little House on the Prairie were always seen wearing hats/bonnets when outside the home. :cool: :D

Sgt.(later Lt.) Joe Friday(Jack Webb) and Officer(later Sgt.) Frank Smith(Ben
Alexander) both wore hats during the original 1950s Dragnet series until 1957
when Webb decided to have both Friday and Smith go hatless-this may or may
not have been due to a loosening of standards for LAPD Detectives regarding the
wearing of said hats or possibly Webb wanting to show off his new military crewcut
from The D.I., which had finished production shortly before production began on the
final batch of Dragnet episodes which aired between 1957-1959.

Michael Landon wore hats for a long time on both Bonanza and Little House On The Prairie
but eventually started wearing hats less frequently on both series until he was virtually
hatless on Bonanza.

Webb's role as Technical Sgt. Jim Moore in The D.I. also affected his career in
another dubious way-the strain of playing Sgt. Moore eventually ruined his
original trademark baritone voice from his early days and that is why on the
1967-70 color series he speaks with the now familiar dry rasp, which was
certainly not helped by his famous heavy smoking.

Harper Finkle of Wizards of Waverly Place wore hats that matched her original outfits.

Sgt.(later Lt.) Joe Friday(Jack Webb) and Officer(later Sgt.) Frank Smith(Ben
Alexander) both wore hats during the original 1950s Dragnet series until 1957
when Webb decided to have both Friday and Smith go hatless-this may or may
not have been due to a loosening of standards for LAPD Detectives regarding the
wearing of said hats or possibly Webb wanting to show off his new military crewcut
from The D.I., which had finished production shortly before production began on the
final batch of Dragnet episodes which aired between 1957-1959.

Webb's role as Technical Sgt. Jim Moore in The D.I. also affected his career in
another dubious way-the strain of playing Sgt. Moore eventually ruined his
original trademark baritone voice from his early days and that is why on the
1967-70 color series he speaks with the now familiar dry rasp, which was
certainly not helped by his famous heavy smoking.

So that explains why Webb's voice sounds less harsh on the 1960s Dragnet than it does on the original 1950s version.

Tia and Tamera often wore hats on Sister, Sister - especially in the first couple of seasons.

Sophia on the Golden Girls often wore hats when she would go out.

Dan Conner on Roseanne would often wear ball caps, especially more so in the early seasons.

Theo's friend in the later seasons, (don't know his name) always wore a hat. It was like a fedora, one episode Cliff tried to take it off and he said not to, it was like an extension of his head. LOL.

Will Smith on Fresh Prince often wore hats. Most of the ones he wore were ball caps and they matched his clothes, just like Hilary.

Barney Fife wore a hat a lot, especially when he would wear his deputy uniform and also when he would wear his suit.

On Dr. Quinn, a lot of the men wore hats quite often and the women would wear bonnets and fancy hats. That was typical back in those days just like LHOTP.

On M*A*S*H, Col. Henry Blake often wore a hat covered in fishing lures.

Professor Crumb 0n WOWP wore a wizard hat most of the time

Dave Lister on Red Dwarf

Venus Flytrap (WKRP) often wore hats. Here are a couple of examples:

How about Goober on the Andy Griffith Show. I always thought he had a Jughead hat. The comic strip Archie. Jughead Jones.

How about Goober on the Andy Griffith Show. I always thought he had a Jughead hat. The comic strip Archie. Jughead Jones.
It makes sense that Goober would wear a Jughead hat. After all, his cousin Gomer was a Jarhead (Marine). :D

Didn't Gomer also always wear a cap?

He sure did - both on TAGS and USMC:

How do you upload photos to message boards?. The last photo was Gomer and it looks like a shot from the Andy Griffith Show.