I know it was just the one episode, but any excuse to mention Psych.

For the honor of Grayskull, you can't forget She-Ra!

i think i was 6 when this came out. i loved it. i still love it. so you are not alone!

YES!

Up.

That is my standard explanation for a lot of things , like the quality of my dancing

That dog is me. I am that dog.

Oh that brings back memories

Also filmed in Cumbernauld. Anyone seen it?

We'll see if this gets ma Stamp of Scottish Authenticity...(It's actually filmed in Cumbernauld, six miles fae ma Scottish hoose in Airdrie.)

For pure staying power and the fact that even to this day, kids this generation know the words to the songs, my vote goes to;

The Dark Crystal. Because Skeksis are terrifying.

I mean, c'mon...

Although the movie didn't raise to the level of the book (they rarely do), I was actually pleasantly surprised by the film. I thought it was good. Surprisingly, even my wife who had not read Ender's Game enjoyed it.

Raggedy man, good night.
The best!

As long as its not FitzSimmons! I totally was being fucked with by invisible onion chopping ninjas during the episode where Simmons contracted that alien virus. Skye I can live without, those two though are awesomely geeky!

I feel for your friend. Though not as attached, as your friend, Rogue's treatment was thoroughly vexing.
Time to pop on the old FOX Kids X-Men cartoon... (A few hours later)... Ah, much better. :)

Sherlock Holmes is hard to beat, but I'd consider Ebenezer Scrooge a contender. Like Holmes, he is a character portrayed again and again, and in transformative ways. Similar to Holmes, it's common for a Scrooge archetype to show up by a character having "elements" of Scrooge.

Sadly, I think being raised in a hell world mostly just damned him to a lifetime of insufferability.