From the August 1-7 Issue of TV Guide.

25. 'Captain Video' from Captain Video, 1949-1955

24. 'Dick Solomon' from 3rd Rock From The Sun, NBC, 1996-2001

23. 'Ultraman' from Ultraman, Syndicated, 1966

22. 'the Doctor' from Doctor Who, BBC, 1963-1989

21. 'Starbuck' from Battlestar Galactica, ABC, 1978-1979

20. 'John Crichton' from Farscape, Sci Fi Channel, 1999-2003

19. 'Steve Austin' and 'Jaime Sommers' from The Six Million Dollar Man, ABC, 1973-1978, and The Bionic Woman, ABC, 1976-1977, NBC, 1977-78

18. 'Captain Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds' from Firefly, Fox, 2002

17. 'Allie Keys' from Taken, Sci Fi Channel, 2002

16. 'Max Guevara' from Dark Angel, Fox, 2000-2002

15. 'The Coneheads' from Saturday Night Live, NBC, 1977-1979

14. 'Robot' from Lost In Space, CBS, 1965-1968

13. 'Mystery Science Theater 3000 Crew' from Mystery Science Theater 3000, Comedy Central, 1989-1996, Sci Fi Channel, 1997-1999

12. 'Sam Beckett' from Quantum Leap, NBC, 1989-1993

11. 'Duncan MacLeod' from Highlander, Syndicated, 1992-1998

10. 'Jack O'Neill' from Stargate SG-1, Showtime, 1997-2001, Sci Fi Channel, 2002-Present

9. 'Captain John Sheridan' from Babylon 5, Syndicated, TNT, 1994-1998

8. 'Alf' from Alf, NBC, 1986-1990

7. 'Fox Mulder' from The X-Files, Fox, 1993-2002

6. 'David Vincent' from The Invaders, ABC, 1967-1968

5. 'Diana' from V, NBC, 1983-1985

4. 'George Jetson' from The Jetsons, ABC, 1962-1963

3. 'Uncle Martin' from My Favorite Martian, CBS, 1963-1966

2. 'Star Trek Crews' from the various Star Trek series, NBC, Syndicated, UPN, 1966-Present

1. 'Rod Serling' from The Twilight Zone, CBS, 1959-1964

Fox Mulder should be number 1 man

No i think No.1 was a good choice. although he probably wouldn't have appreciated being seen as a sci-fi legend.

whatever... mulder rocks

I, generally, agree with the list.


I would have adjusted a few placements, but that's all.

mulder may have been better placed in the top 5, i think.

okay, i'll agree with that. as long as we all agree that he rocks.

'Star Trek Crews' is incredibly moot though. Pick one. Actor, I mean.

Originally posted by At my Most Beautiful
'Star Trek Crews' is incredibly moot though. Pick one. Actor, I mean.

But what's Kirk without Spock?

Doc Who is much better than most of those guys.

I would of chose the martian from the looney toon films though.

Originally posted by Zmaster
13. 'Mystery Science Theater 3000 Crew' from Mystery Science Theater 3000, Comedy Central, 1989-1996, Sci Fi Channel, 1997-1999

My God I loved that show.

Originally posted by Zmaster
But what's Kirk without Spock?

Probably the same as Mulder without Scully.

good answer beautiful

Originally posted by Living On Video
Doc Who is much better than most of those guys.

I, personally, would have placed Doctor Who higher.

Originally posted by At my Most Beautiful
Probably the same as Mulder without Scully.

But the dynamic between them wasn't the key to Mulder's charm. He could hold an audience captive by himself.

Plus, if they listed Star Trek people individually then they would take up a good amount of the list, and they probably wanted to provide some variety.

Originally posted by Zmaster

14. 'Robot' from Lost In Space, CBS, 1965-1968



'Danger! Danger, Will Robinson!'

After being introduced to Bill Mumy by Angela Cartwright's son, I can't watch this show the same way again.

I mostly agree with the list, even though the original 'Star Trek' crew was far better then the crew of the more recent show.

Originally posted by Zmaster
But the dynamic between them wasn't the key to Mulder's charm. He could hold an audience captive by himself.

Not for a significant amount of time he couldn't. People would just get bored.

Originally posted by RoCKoN027
Fox Mulder should be number 1 man

I love Mulder

not sexually though.

Originally posted by Zmaster
I, personally, would have placed Doctor Who higher.

The BBC are remaking Doctor Who. :laugh:

Originally posted by Zmaster
Plus, if they listed Star Trek people individually then they would take up a good amount of the list, and they probably wanted to provide some variety.

That’s true, and we all know Worf would have been top of the list.