My favorite all time TV nerd is WALDO HERALDO FALDO from Family Matters. He was extremely funny and a good dancer.

Potsie! But Potsie wasnt a nerd, he was a dren.:p

Urkle, Waldo, Horshack... theyre all funny to me.

Arvid from Head of the Class

Originally posted by ¤MsConanOBrien¤
Potsie! But Potsie wasnt a nerd, he was a dren.:p


To quote one of my faves:"What-za Dren beeyatch?"

I'm sorry I just had to do that :lol:

To translate:"What's a Dren?"

Steve Urkel and Screech

Originally posted by amp2k3
Steve Urkel and Screech

I agree 100% ... and if I had to be nailed down to one between the two, I'd have to go with Screech. He's a sentimental favorite!

Screech and Carlton Banks.

george costanza from seinfeld

Steve Urkel.

Originally posted by Jen1982
Skippy Handleman from Family Ties. He was so nice to everyone.

yeah i liked him too

Originally posted by Sitcomwriter
To quote one of my faves:"What-za Dren beeyatch?"

I'm sorry I just had to do that :lol:

To translate:"What's a Dren?"
Dren=nerd backwards.

Episode #53 They Call It Potsie Love

Steve Urkel
Waldo Faldo
Screech
Cliff Clavin
Milhouse Van Houten (Wait, he's not a nerd. Nerds are smart!)

Ralph Furley from Three's Company
Latka Gravas from Taxi
Roy and Steven Bradley from The Facts of Life
Screech from Saved By The Bell
Arnold Horshack from Welcome Back, Kotter
Kimmy Gibbler from Full House
Erwin "Skippy" Hendleman from Family Ties
Gilligan from Gilligan's Island

Originally posted by *~PinkLady59~*
Screech and Carlton Banks.

ditto

Screech Powers, Carlton Banks, Steve Urkel, George Costanza and Cliff Clavin are all great.

but Sitcom Analyzer is right. (for once I agree with him/her)

Waldo Heraldo Faldo, is the greatest TV nerd of all time.

Arnold Horshak:lol:

Originally posted by Snoopy

Milhouse Van Houten (Wait, he's not a nerd. Nerds are smart!)



Waldo isn't smart either ;)

George Costanza and Skippy.

Milhouse and Martin from The Simpsons, definitely.

i enjoyed the first few seasons of "Family Matters" with Steve Urkel, before he took over the entire show and the plotlines became more and more outlandish. I remember Waldo, but not really that well.

I'll have to go with Waldo Geraldo Faldo and Steve Urkel from Family Matters, as well as Paul Pfeiffer from The Wonder Years.

BTW, who was Screech Powers? Austin's brother? :lol:

Skippy..he rocked:lol: :rolleyes:

Matthew Brock from NewsRadio. The best nerd/spaz ever.

Cliff Clavin and Latka Gravas

Originally posted by Brian Damage
Cliff Clavin and Latka Gravas

Ditto

I agree with Freakzilla,

Matthew Brock is, to me, the funniest nerd in TV. I know alot of "NewsRadio" fans can't stand Matthew (Andy Dick), but I think the show really would have suffered if he weren't there.

I also like Steve Urkel, though I'm only an occasional "Family Matters" fan.

Screech Powers-Saved by the Bell

I know one of the TV nerds:

1. Michelle Tanner
2. Stephanie Tanner
3. DJ Tanner
4. Steve Urkel
5. Animated Lizzie McGuire

I also like Owen Kronsky from Less Than Perfection. Owen and Matthew Brock are sort of the same character. As long as Andy Dick is playing the office spaz and not Darlene Aguileara, he's not annoying to me.

Waldo

I loved Steve Urkel, he was hilarious! That voice could drive you crazy though after awhile, haha.
And of course George Costanza.

Steve Urkel
Skippy from family ties
Arnold Horshack
Carlton Banks
Mark from step by step

Steve Urkel
Skippy from family ties
Arnold Horshack
Carlton Banks
Mark from step by step



I don;t consider Carlton a Nerd. I can desribe what he was but it wasn;t a Nerd

Steve Urkel

Arnold Horshack (Welcome Back, Kotter)
Screech Powers (Saved By The Bell)

My two favorite TV nerds were Arnold Horshack and Steve Urkel.

Steve Urkel. He was a f*ing crack-up. Loved him to death. I cant believe how different he is in real life. Now theres an outstanding actor.

I also liked Screech from SBTB at times; but he could get really annoying, really quick.

And dont know if he could really be classified as a nerd, but Bud Bundy is another 'nerd' I love watching. He's hilarious.

Steve Urkel. He was a f*ing crack-up. Loved him to death. I cant believe how different he is in real life. Now theres an outstanding actor.

I also liked Screech from SBTB at times; but he could get really annoying, really quick.

And dont know if he could really be classified as a nerd, but Bud Bundy is another 'nerd' I love watching. He's hilarious.



No bud Bundy was not a nerd

Carlton Banks and Steve Urkel (the early years).

Carlton Banks and Steve Urkel (the early years).


Carlton was not a NERD on any season of Fresh Prince

Carlton Banks...
Michael Tribbiani on Joey... a smart Tribbiani?
and of course the hottest nerd Ross

Mark Foster, on Step-by-step
Arvid Engen, on Head of the Class
Skippy Handelman, on Family Ties
Steve Urkel, on Family Matters
Ernie Douglas, on My Three Sons

Depending on the strict definition of 'nerd' one could argue whether it was, or was not true of the above characters. I found all of the above characters likeable individuals, people who I would have wanted among my friends as a kid, and in some instances with whom I could identify.

As for adults, I think Wilson on Home Improvement was an interesting 'nerd' type, although you could only see the top of his head from over the fence!

My favorite all time TV nerd is WALDO HERALDO FALDO from Family Matters. He was extremely funny and a good dancer.
I wouldn't say Waldo was a nerd.He was just well goofy

Steve Urkel without a doubt. I love Family Matters and everyone on the show. Urkel was very unique, daring, had courage, and always knew what to say. You actually sometimes feel sorry for him when that stuck up Laura keeps turning him down. Poor Steve. He cared so much for her and would do anything for her. However, miss-Laura only saw him for his demented looks and lifestyle.

Also, I loved watching Steve destroy things. Jaleel White was such a good actor, both in dialogue and physical comedy. It took talent to do what he did.

Steve Urkel (a classic!)
Carlton Banks (more preppy than nerdy...but his Tom Jones dance was kinda nerdy)
Josh Nichols (Drake & Josh on Nickelodeon)
Brian Miller (Still Standing)
Malcolm (Malcolm in the Middle)
George-Michael Bluth (Arrested Development...isn't he kinda nerdy?)
Mark Foster (Step By Step)
Ben Seaver (later years of Growing Pains)
Mark Hogan (Jeremy Licht's character on Valerie/The Hogan Family)
Theo Huxtable (later seasons of The Cosby Show)
Elvin (The Cosby Show)
Cody Lambert (not exactly a nerd, but super-goofy with the IQ higher than Dana Foster)
Freddy (Silver Spoons)
Barbra Jean Hart (Reba; not a nerd but nerdy characteristics; the white female Urkel)
Ricky Stratton (Silver Spoons)
Alex P. Keaton (Family Ties)
JJ Walker (Good Times)
Raj (What's Happening!!)
Rerun (What's Happening!!)
Balki Bartokomous (Perfect Strangers)
The Monkees (whom could all be nerdy)
Kel Kindall? (Kenan & Kel)
Ferguson Darling (Clarissa Explains it All)
Sponge (Salute Your Shorts)
Artie (Adventures of Pete & Pete)
Paul Pfieffer (The Wonder Years)
Dr. Doogie Howser and Vinnie
Richie Cunningham and Ralph Malph (Happy Days)
Eric Foreman (That 70's Show)
Fez (That 70's Show)
The Fonz (gangster nerd)
Jazz (Fresh Prince of Bel-Air)
Randy Taylor (Home Improvement)
Spence (King of Queens)
Greg Warner (Yes, Dear)
Alan Harper (Two and a half Men)
Buster Bluth (Arrested Development)

Carlton Banks was not a TV NERD

Skippy on Family Ties.
Ralph Furley on Three's Company.

And, various others, but I'm not really sure if they qualify as "nerds" or not...

Who else for me but Stanley Beamish from Mr. Terrific?

Sometimes the writers of the show tried to portray him as an idiot, but Stephen Strimpell, who played the role, said that Stanley was naive and innocent, not stupid. (I believe he is seen, in a visual aside, working out a chess problem in at least one ep.) Without his power pill he was certainly considered a puny specimen. And normally he was pretty invisible to the ladies.

Lauren on Square Pegs

Sometimes the writers of the show tried to portray him as an idiot, but Stephen Strimpell, who played the role, said that Stanley was naive and innocent, not stupid. (I believe he is seen, in a visual aside, working out a chess problem in at least one ep.)

Yes, at the beginning of the episode "The Formula Is Stolen", Stanley can be seen playing "chess by mail". :)

And normally he was pretty invisible to the ladies.

Oh dear... I don't want to get started on this topic. It would need a thread on its own anyway (there would be just too much to write about). But the topic Stanley and the "ladies" is something that can really make me mad. And of course, this is a topic that is especially interesting for me, too.

Sometimes I got the impression that it's the other way around. Maybe the ladies were invisible to HIM... ;)

And remember that he tends to be very picky when it comes to "ladies". But this is all too much off topic in here.