What is a character on any TV show past or present that reminds of you of yourself personality wise?

For me, it's Greg on the sitcom Yes, Dear

He's always afraid of the littlest thing, as am I  ;D

This is weird but Joan on "Girlfriends" reminds of me of myself. She's always happy and sometimes by herself hanging out at different places. She is never mean and snotty and she seems very easygoing. Thats weird because because I am a guy and I could relate to a woman character on TV.

Joey Gladstone from Full House springs to mind first. :)

The "jokester" of the house and kind of a perpetual kid, he also struck me as the most "nice/straightlaced" guy on there.

Well, Danny was too, but in sort of a different way.

Joey Gladstone from Full House springs to mind first. :)

The "jokester" of the house and kind of a perpetual kid, he also struck me as the most "nice/straightlaced" guy on there.

Well, Danny was too, but in sort of a different way.




Ugugugug... WHOA!


can you do impressions though..?

Ugugugug... WHOA!


can you do impressions though..?


Too many! ;D

I do different ones that he does (his Porky Pig and "Mr. Woodchuck" outshines mine by far, so it evens out!). Of cartoon characters, I actually love doing Donald Duck.

Too many! ;D

I do different ones that he does (his Porky Pig and "Mr. Woodchuck" outshines mine by far, so it evens out!). Of cartoon characters, I actually love doing Donald Duck.


you should post them in the what does your voice sound like thread

Kevin Arnold of the Wonder Years - Life is extremely mysterious to me

David Bannor of The Incredible Hulk - Doing the best I can, treating people right, but always coming up short and having to deal with failure, tragedy and disappointment left and right as a result of plain bad luck and pathos.

David Bannor of The Incredible Hulk - Doing the best I can, treating people right, but always coming up short and having to deal with failure, tragedy and disappointment left and right as a result of plain bad luck and pathos.



Do you turn green and rip out of your clothes when you get mad? ;)

I guess I would have to say a cross between Darlene (from Roseanne), and Elaine (From Seinfeld).....because I am very sarcastic...and goofy at the same time.




Erin :)

Joey Gladstone from Full House springs to mind first. :)

The "jokester" of the house and kind of a perpetual kid, he also struck me as the most "nice/straightlaced" guy on there.

Well, Danny was too, but in sort of a different way.





OH....CUT...IT....OUT! LOLOL! ;)




Erin :)

Peter.. Griffin

Well. She's a cartoon, buuut-- Jane from the show "Daria". She's really into Art and very sarcastic.
And my one friend said that my personality is exactly like Lorelei Gilmore, from "The Gilmore Girls". I can kind of see that, too.




Beth

Do you turn green and rip out of your clothes when you get mad? ;)


No, and ironically this message board is one of the only places I ever get mad.

In fact here and only here, is about the only place I get mad.  No one can make me as mad as my father can, he makes me madder than anyone else.

Ironically I've been in a several political debates, in the flesh.  Never seem to get mad there, nor do the other's and these have been issues I care a lot about too.  Abortion, Title IX, homosexual rights.

I'm very thankful for this board, it's one place where I can go to and know for a fact that people will tick me off, and oftenly on purpose.

Well. She's a cartoon, buuut-- Jane from the show "Daria". She's really into Art and very sarcastic.
And my one friend said that my personality is exactly like Lorelei Gilmore, from "The Gilmore Girls". I can kind of see that, too.




Beth



Hey, I've always seen myself like Daria, because we're so gloomy, but then I also see a bit of Jane in me too.  :P  Man, I miss that show.

I'm a cross between Chris Farley and David Spade with a little George Costanza thrown in.

:-[

I look and act a little like Monk.

I'm sure not many will know/remember this character but I would say Luna from One Life to Live.




Cat

I always thought I was kind of a mix of a couple of characters. (or lets say I admired them)

The lady from "Hunter" - She was a strong, beautiful woman who knew how to fight the law.

"Monk" sidekick Sharona (Betty Schram-I think that's how it's spelled) - She's funny, smart, but again, is strong and knew how to keep Monk in line. I miss her. She was good.

Bud Bundy