Male:
Archie Bunker (All In the Family)
George Jefferson (All In the Family/The Jeffersons)
Lou Grant (especially the early years of the Mary Tyler Moore Show)
Mike Stivic (All in the Family)

Females:
Ann Romano (One Day At A Time)
Julie Cooper (One Day At A Time)
Maude Findley (Maude)
Gloria Stivic (All In the Family)
Clair Huxtable (The Cosby Show)
Julia Sugarbaker (Designing Women)
Carla Tortelli (Cheers)

Homer Simpson
Debra Barone

Andy Taylor (last 3 years of TAGS)

The characters with quick tempers that come to mind are the following:

Laverne DeFazio (plus Shirley Feeney, to an extent) on Laverne & Shirley
Larry Appleton on Perfect Strangers
Hayden Fox on Coach
Carl Winslow on Family Matters

That's all I can think of at this time.

Ralph Kramden, Archie Bunker, Lou Grant, George Jefferson, Sgt. Carter on Gomer Pyle USMC, The Skipper on GI, Oscar Madison, Mr. Drysdale, Frank and George Costanza on Seinfeld, Hayden Fox on Coach, Arthur on King of Queens, Frank Barone on ELR, and Becker.

Jack Arnold On The Wonder Years

Ricky Ricardo: I Love Lucy

Mr Drysdale and his wife...... :frosty: :rednose: :frosty:

Mr. Mooney......... :banana: :santa2: :banana:

Mr. Roper........ :mrt:

definitley Homer Simpson

Lucy Ricardo!! She had some when it came to her and ethel fighting LOL... and that sargent from Gomer Pyle UMC.

Originally posted by mstewart
Male:
Archie Bunker (All In the Family)
George Jefferson (All In the Family/The Jeffersons)
Lou Grant (especially the early years of the Mary Tyler Moore Show)
Mike Stivic (All in the Family)

Females:
Ann Romano (One Day At A Time)
Julie Cooper (One Day At A Time)
Maude Findley (Maude)
Gloria Stivic (All In the Family)
Clair Huxtable (The Cosby Show)
Julia Sugarbaker (Designing Women)
Carla Tortelli (Cheers)


George Jefferson and James Evans are the two charcters with the shorest tempers ever.

I believe Mr. Mooney from The Lucy Show had the quickest and the most wild temper. Every time when Lucy Carmichael made a mistake he was right there yelling.

Originally posted by *GoodMorningCalgary*
definitley Homer Simpson

Why, you little...! :mad:


:D

Louie De Palma-Taxi

Originally posted by Impressions
Louie De Palma-Taxi

Oh, how could I have forgotten Louie! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Jack Arnold on Wonder Years. He could get really mad sometimes!!! Ricky Ricardo too, but underneath it all.. he still seemed kind @ heart! When Jack got mad.... back off! lol:eek:

Ha..I forgot Jacks son Kevin!! He would have the biggest hissyfits!!! Laverne DeFazio wouldnt get mad @ first.. she would get defensive, then mad.

Becker on Becker

Major Houlihan and colonel Potter on Mash

Archie comes to mind right away!:lol:

Phillip Banks (Fresh Prince)
Roseanne (Roseanne)
Ricky Ricardo (I Love Lucy)
Original Becky (Roseanne)
Debra Barone (Everybody Loves Raymond)

Ricky Ricardo and Archie Bunker!! Such tempers!!:)

Not sure if Skipper on Gilligan's Island has been mentioned yet. If I was around Gilligan all the time, I'd have a quick temper too.

"The Skipper" and "Ricky Ricardo".

Thelma Harper from Mama's Family:mad:

Susie Greene (Curb Your Enthusiasm)

The best character I can think of that had a quick temper was Milburn Drysdale from "The Beverly Hillbillies." He was so funny when he was angry.

I think that out of all the characters mentioned, nobody got as angry as Ralph Kramden. He would go positively ballistic.

Originally posted by Janice
I think that out of all the characters mentioned, nobody got as angry as Ralph Kramden. He would go positively ballistic.

I forgot about him. He was even more funny than Drysdale when he got angry.

Major Nelson - (Larry Hagman) - I dream of Jeannie -when one of Jeannie mishaps kicked in he would yell at her. Well the reason being is because he didn't know how to handle her and he was also in love with her too :heart:

what about Darrin Stevens? was he mentioned at all? and Larry Tate had some what of a temper too.