I have always been the guy who gravitates toward the supporting underrated guy, instead of the obvious choice. I always though Epstein was far better than Barbarino on Welcome Back Kotter, thought Bailey was far hotter than Loni Anderson on WKRP and so on.

Even in comics, while I love Superman, I prefer Nightwing and Flamebird and have a love for the original Batwoman and Bat-girl (sorry Linda)

I still think that Phil Hartman was the greatest to ever grace SNL and was far more talented and funny than more popular guys like Ferrel etc.

My new favorite is Ed Helms. He steals the show on the Office and was the best thing in The Hangover. he also rocked in the Goods. Guys like Bradley Cooper may get the attention but he is far better.

Anyone else feel the same way?

Maryann or Ginger!

That's a tough one. When Ginger used to seduce Gilligan it got me all bothered but Maryann rocks.

Spock over Kirk Always loved Spock

Agree but I think they're considered equal in the public eye. Now if you said Sulu instead of Kirk, you'd be on to something.

I preferred Oded Fehr over Brendan Fraser in The Mummy Movies. But my favorite person in them was John Hannah, who played Evielyn's brother. I found his part very amusing.

Very interesting.

Betty or Veronica! The answer is Mary Ann and Betty.

Betty for me too! Though Midge was hot

Yes, Midge. The tease.

Star Trek the Wrath of Khan....Judson Scott was my favorite (played Joachim) I thought he was hot

JilerB is my favorite Beach

For what reason?

Contrarianism.

Interesting. You like a good argument?

Well, as you may have guessed, I have a soft spot for Daphne in "Scooby Doo". I've always felt she was underappreciated and under used. Even more so than Fred and Velma have been at times.

When he answers, "no", just walk away.

It's a trap.

Archie's mom.

(I'm pushing fifty. I'm a little old to be lusting after comic book teens. Time to move on and lust after comic book moms.)

Always thought the dad (Michael Gross) on "Family Ties" was the funniest character, much funnier than Michael J. Fox.

Heck, even as a young boy in my biggest "girls are icky" phase, I had a sweet spot for Danger-Prone Daphne. Might have even been my first "crush", despite being a cartoon character.

50 isn't that bad. Been there for 7 months now. Got to say though, I really don't like the AARP stuff showing up in the mail.

HELL YES!! I thought I was the only one who thought that way! Woo hoo.