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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 266017" data-attributes="member: 8">1. Ann Hammond - THE BROTHERS[ATTACH=full]26430[/ATTACH]She&#039;s smart, sexy and she hates nice people - so there is that.Ann is the restless corporate wife who likes to do a bit of self-analysis every now and then, as if she&#039;s trying to break the barriers of the soap bubble she&#039;s living in.And sometimes she almost&nbsp; gets it, only to be outfoxed by the people who write her The Brothers story.2. Harriet Oleson - LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE[ATTACH=full]26431[/ATTACH]Daughter Nellie is probably the bigger cult icon but Harriet and her super-ego could make even the tiniest scene sizzle with excitement.I was always disappointed when she (or Nellie) didn&#039;t appear in an episode but at the same time it made the Oleson episodes extra special.3. Rosco P. Coltrane - THE DUKES OF HAZZARD[ATTACH=full]26432[/ATTACH]The wicked sheriff with the trademark chuckle who never really wanted to catch the Dukes because he liked the car chasing too much.4. Annika Zeferis - WHO PAYS THE FERRYMAN?[ATTACH=full]26433[/ATTACH]For that seventies, continental Euro-glamour. The character could have been played by a British actress and that&#039;s why I think this was an interesting choice.She and &quot;Leandros&quot; do a little dance in a Dutch talk show.[MEDIA=youtube]Q8pgEmTIBZs:166[/MEDIA]5. John-Boy - THE WALTONS[ATTACH=full]26434[/ATTACH]The #1 reason to watch The Waltons, I think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 266017, member: 8"] 1. Ann Hammond - THE BROTHERS [ATTACH type="full"]26430[/ATTACH] She's smart, sexy and she hates nice people - so there is that. Ann is the restless corporate wife who likes to do a bit of self-analysis every now and then, as if she's trying to break the barriers of the soap bubble she's living in. And sometimes she [I]almost[/I] gets it, only to be outfoxed by the people who write her The Brothers story. 2. Harriet Oleson - LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE [ATTACH type="full"]26431[/ATTACH] Daughter Nellie is probably the bigger cult icon but Harriet and her super-ego could make even the tiniest scene sizzle with excitement. I was always disappointed when she (or Nellie) didn't appear in an episode but at the same time it made the Oleson episodes extra special. 3. Rosco P. Coltrane - THE DUKES OF HAZZARD [ATTACH type="full"]26432[/ATTACH] The wicked sheriff with the trademark chuckle who never really wanted to catch the Dukes because he liked the car chasing too much. 4. Annika Zeferis - WHO PAYS THE FERRYMAN? [ATTACH type="full"]26433[/ATTACH] For that seventies, continental Euro-glamour. The character could have been played by a British actress and that's why I think this was an interesting choice. She and "Leandros" do a little dance in a Dutch talk show. [MEDIA=youtube]Q8pgEmTIBZs:166[/MEDIA] 5. John-Boy - THE WALTONS [ATTACH type="full"]26434[/ATTACH] The #1 reason to watch The Waltons, I think. [/QUOTE]

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