GophersInIowa
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Bulldog Brisco in Frasier.
And Nick!For Family Ties, I always got a kick out of Skippy.
I was a big fan of Suzi Quatro/Leather.Leather and Pinky Tuscadero from Happy Days. I was convinced Fonz was actually in the closet until these gals showed up. Aaaaayyy.
Great call on Colonel Flagg.
On a Simpsons adjacent topic I'm a big fan of Calculon and Hedonism bot from Futurama.
The Smoking Man from The X-Files, at least in the early seasons.
If we hit that bullseye the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards. Checkmate!Good call. While a slightly more regular character....Zapp Brannigan episodes were almost always highlights.
Her?I'm going to toss Ann from Arrested Development into the mix--not because she brought a lot to the table, but due to George Michael's utter ectasy and Michael's total bewilderment every time she entered the frame.
I don't know--I thought Richard Stabone's delivery was always a bit stiff.When given the chance, he always rose to the occasion.
In that same vein, Izzy Moreno on Miami Vice.Good and interesting topic. He might appear in too many episodes to fit the criteria laid out by the OP (about one in every three), but I always enjoyed Suart Margolin's portrayal of Angel on The Rockford Files.
Rockfish - you forgot Gandy?Good and interesting topic. He might appear in too many episodes to fit the criteria laid out by the OP (about one in every three), but I always enjoyed Suart Margolin's portrayal of Angel on The Rockford Files.
If we hit that bullseye the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards. Checkmate!
Leather and Pinky Tuscadero from Happy Days. I was convinced Fonz was actually in the closet until these gals showed up. Aaaaayyy.
And, if I may, Constable Bob -For my Justified peeps (which honestly, should be everyone), I present Dewey Crowe:
Everyone cast in Rachel's family was great, but I think Marlo Thomas as her mother, Sandra, was pretty genius.Friends: No, not Janice. Frank Jr. Jr. by the brilliant and bizarre Giovanni Ribisi