My Two favorite Characters of the 1990s are

1. Al Bundy-Married With Children
2. Carlton Banks-Fresh Prince

NewsRadio:
Bill McNeal (played by Phil Hartman/1995-98)

Wings:
Lowell Mather (played by Thomas Haden Church/1990-95)

Kramer

Frasier Crane

1. Steve Urkel


I can't think of a second one.

Will and Carlton (Fresh Prince)

I can't even think of any other 90's shows I really like.

I cant just pick 2. I have 3

1) Fran-Nanny
2) Eric-boy meets world
3) Al-Married with Children

Eric Matthews-Boy Meets World
Joey-Friends

Bill and Dave from NewsRadio.

#1. Tim Taylor - Home Improvement
#2. Al Bundy - Married...With Children

Carlton and Will Fresh Prince

1. Laura Winslow (Family Matters).
2. Estelle Winslow (Family Matters).
3. Marcy D'Arcy (Married With Children).
4. Whitley Gilbert ( A Different World).
5. Rudy Huxtable (The Cosby Show).

Bill Clinton and Al Gore!

They sure were characters, alright.

Luther Van Dam of Coach

George Costanza of Seineld

Kramer
Darma, she cracks me up.

I have to pick 3. I just can't stop with 2.

1- Al Bundy
2-George from Seinfeld
3- Bill McNeal from NewsRadio

Any of the characters from "Sports Night".That show was brilliant and those characters never failed to make me laugh.

Larry Appleton and Balki Bartokomous from Perfect Strangers are my top two.

Originally posted by James
Larry Appleton and Balki Bartokomous from Perfect Strangers are my top two.


Larry and Balki were characters from the 80's

1) George Costanza & Cosmo Kramer from Seinfeld (tied)

2) Samuel "Screech" Powers from Saved by the Bell

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Larry and Balki were characters from the 80's

But the show ended in the 90's so technically they can be considered 90's characters.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Larry and Balki were characters from the 80's
the show ended in 1993 though.

mine are:
Roseanne
Will and Carlton

Originally posted by Sal
Bill Clinton and Al Gore!

They sure were characters, alright. :lol:

I would say

Al Bundy & Roseanne

Al Bundy and Steve Urkel

Originally posted by Topanga
But the show ended in the 90's so technically they can be considered 90's characters.


HUH??? What you said does not make any sense. So that means since the Jeffersons, Three's Company, Alice, Barney Miller, and Happy Days all started in the 70's but ended in the 80's, that means those are 1980 sitcoms??????????????

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
HUH??? What you said does not make any sense. So that means since the Jeffersons, Three's Company, Alice, Barney Miller, and Happy Days all started in the 70's but ended in the 80's, that means those are 1980 sitcoms??????????????

It means they can be considered either 70's or 80's sitcoms. It doesn't mean they are only one or the other.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
HUH??? What you said does not make any sense. So that means since the Jeffersons, Three's Company, Alice, Barney Miller, and Happy Days all started in the 70's but ended in the 80's, that means those are 1980 sitcoms??????????????

LMAO it figures you wouldn't understand.

It's like Seinfeld is considered a 90's a show even though it started in the late 80's. Same with Full HOuse it started in the late 80's but people consider it a 90's show.

Heck the full house board here is under the 90's not the 80's.

So Perfect Strangers can be considered by SOME to be a 90's show, just like some consider Seinfeld, and Married with Children, heck some even consider Roseanne a 90's show.

It's the decade the show ends in, is why it's considered a show of that decade, and not the decade it started in.

Sam Malone

Rebecca Howe

Originally posted by Topanga
LMAO it figures you wouldn't understand.

It's like Seinfeld is considered a 90's a show even though it started in the late 80's. Same with Full HOuse it started in the late 80's but people consider it a 90's show.

Heck the full house board here is under the 90's not the 80's.

So Perfect Strangers can be considered by SOME to be a 90's show, just like some consider Seinfeld, and Married with Children, heck some even consider Roseanne a 90's show.

It's the decade the show ends in, is why it's considered a show of that decade, and not the decade it started in.


Senfield is considered a 1990's show because it started in 1990. Full House really belongs on the 1980's board because it started in 1987. Perfect Strangers started in 1986 and only aired for the first two years of the 1990's decade so how could anyone think Pefect strangers was a 1990's sitcom?

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Perfect Strangers started in 1986 and only aired for the first two years of the 1990's decade so how could anyone think Pefect strangers was a 1990's sitcom?

Correction: Perfect Strangers ended in 1993, so it ran three years into the 1990s. (Well, four if you consider the years in the 1990s in which the show ran were 1990, 1991, 1992, and 1993.)

Originally posted by James
Correction: Perfect Strangers ended in 1993, so it ran three years into the 1990s. (Well, four if you consider the years in the 1990s in which the show ran were 1990, 1991, 1992, and 1993.)

THe show still premeired in 1986 which makes it a 1980's sitcom

I think that a show should be associated with the decade that the majority of its run occurred in, like if it started it's run near the end of a decade i'd round up to the next decade. For example Night Court and Cheers both started in the 80s and the majority of their run was in the 80s, but I associate a show like Roseanne which started in the late 80s as a 90s show, because the majority of it's run was in the 90s and it has a 90s flavor/attitude.

BTW, My two favorite 90s characters are Kramer (Seinfeld) and Mr. James (NewsRadio). A close runner-up would be Dick Soloman (3rd Rock).

Originally posted by BLT
I think that a show should be associated with the decade that the majority of its run occurred in, like if it started it's run near the end of a decade i'd round up to the next decade. For example Night Court and Cheers both started in the 80s and the majority of their run was in the 80s, but I associate a show like Roseanne which started in the late 80s as a 90s show, because the majority of it's run was in the 90s and it has a 90s flavor/attitude.

BTW, My two favorite 90s characters are Kramer (Seinfeld) and Mr. James (NewsRadio). A close runner-up would be Dick Soloman (3rd Rock).


But Perfect Strangers was in 86 so it;s no way someone can considered that a 90's show. Plus the Show was on Haitus in 91 so PS is defintley a 80's sitcom. Now Family Matters which started in 1989 is defintely a 90's sitcom.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
THe show still premeired in 1986 which makes it a 1980's sitcom

So is Roseanne an '80s sitcom too. It started in '88.

Originally posted by Crimson and Clover
So is Roseanne an '80s sitcom too. It started in '88.

Roseanne can be considered a 90's show. since it was aired in 88 and 89. But PS was on in 86, 87, 88, 89. And also Laverne and Shirley aired in 1976 and ended in 1983 so would you consider L&S a 80's sitcom???-LOL

Kramer, Seinfeld
Norm, Norm Show

Martin Crane - Frasier
George Costanza - Seinfeld



Im only counting shows I consider 90s sitcoms.
Or Norm Peterson (Cheers) and Lilith Sternin(Cheers) would be my picks.
Cheers=80s.

1. Screech
2. Kramer

Luther (Coach)
Arnold J Rimmer (Red Dwarf)

Carl Winslow "Family Matters"
Niles "The Nanny"

1. Dan Conner of Roseanne
2. Kramer Seinfield