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Fife Finishes a Strong Second, But Comes Up Short of Claiming the Top Spot
2. Barney Fife, “The Andy Griffith Show.” Yes, he was funny. Everyone knows that. But what many do not know is that Don Knotts’ portrayal of the diminutive deputy with a big heart and an ambitious mind...
Tags: Punditty TV Greats, Pantheon, Barney Fife, humor, satire, Andy Griffith
'Hogan's Heroes' rules Honorable Mentions division of Punditty's TV Greats Pantheon
Since some of my loyal readers have asked, Punditty wants to take this opportunity to explain why James MacArthur of “Danno” fame in “Hawaii Five-O” did not make the Pantheon of TV Greats in a Secondary or Lesser Role. While Danno...
Tags: Punditty TV Greats, Honorable Mentions, Hogans Heroes, The Rockforf Files, The Beverly Hillbillies, Starsky and Hutch, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, Andy Griffith Show, Northern Exposure, Welcome Back Kotter, The Bob Newhart Show, The Honeymooners. Art Carney, Suzanne Pleshette, Marcia Strassman, Tom Lester, Howard Morris, Elaine Miles, Hal Smith, Pat Buttram, Frank Cady, Max Baer, Jr., Stuart Margolin, Angel, Huggy Bear, Sam Drucker, Mr. Haney, Otis Campbell, Floyd Lawson, Ernest T. Bass, Julie Kotter, Emily Hartley, Edward Norton
Riddle & Phelps Slap, Gasp Their Way to 3-spot Among All-time Secondary TV Greats
3. Jimmy Riddle and Jackie Phelps, “Hee-Haw." Remember the guy who made monosyllabic noises and mashed his hands together to squeeze out air as his partner slapped a thigh and his chest to provide a frenetic...
Tags: Punditty TV Greats, Pantheon, Effen and Hambone, humor, satire
Two-faced Eddie Haskell scores No. 4 in Punditty's Pantheon of TV Greats
4. Eddie Haskell. When “Leave it to Beaver” made its TV debut in 1957, few could have predicted the long-term impact the series would have on America over the next 50-plus years. The show was set in idyllic Mayfield, a community where everything...
Tags: punditty TV greats, Pantheon, politics, humor, political satire, George W. Bush, Leave it to Beaver
Pearl Bailey, Nixon's 'Ambassador of Love,' charms her way to No. 5 in countdown
5: Pearl Bailey, "The Muppet Show," “Captain Kangaroo,” others. While technically not a regular on either of the aforementioned shows, Pearl Bailey made enough guest appearances (as herself) to be granted the extremely rare Punditty TV...
Tags: Pearl Bailey, Punditty TV Greats, Pantheon, humor, classic TV, political satire, United Nations, Richard Nixon
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