Jack The Lad

I used to quite like Kate Jackson (the one on the right) from Charlie's Angels.



I never really thought much of the show though - apart from that groovy theme tune.

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highthief

Yeah, I always liked Kate better than Farrah or Jaqueline, also.

But I like brunettes - it was always going to be Janet over Chrissie, and Betty over Wilma, no matter what.

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Leto

Hey another Kate Jackson admirer. She was my absolute fav...


right on. I always was a Betty kind of guy. Oh, and MaryAnn over Ginger too.

yankeefatboy

Dorothy and Mary Poppins. Sorry, but I'm old.

Terrell

Kes Star Trek Voyager

Tophat665

Amen!

Leia from Start Wars
Dianna Troi from Trek, also Bev Crusher, Nurse Chapel, and Uhura
Wonder Woman for sure.
Mystique from X-Men.
Any or all of the women from Heavy Metal.
Wyoming Knott from The Moon is a Harsh Mistress (Wy nott?)
Trinity, The Girl in Red, and/or Persephone from the Matrix movies
The Coroner from the first Men in Black, or the evil alien from the second.

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Lucifer

Oh yeah, Kate Jackson! Even better than Charlie's Angels was her later show "Scarecrow and Mrs. King" where she played a soccer mom who goes to work for the CIA. Had to be the first MILF that I ever had a crush on.

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Jack The Lad

If I had to choose, I think I'd pick Betty over Wilma, too. Don't tell Barney.

What show were Janet and Chrissie from?

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highthief

Yeah, that goes without saying.

I saw Dawn Wells when she must have been in her mid-fifties and she still looked about 24!

Three's Company.

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Jack The Lad

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I've never seen an episode of Gilligan's Island but Ginger would get my vote, based on the above evidence.

I've always considered Kate to generally be the intellectual male viewer's favourite Angel. Jaclyn Smith was okay. I could never see the appeal of Farrah Fawcett though. I'd forgot all about Scarecrow and Mrs. King!

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Ahh...I don't think that's ever been shown here in the United Kingdom, but I know it's a remake of a British sitcom called Man About The House.

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highthief

Yeah, it's one of the few US versions of UK shows that was actually just as funny.

Very low brow, slapstick, idiotic situations - but a good laugh.

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filtherton

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throb48

kelly bundy
bet she could suck start a 72 harley.

thartsell

Olive on Pushing Daisies.... mmmm hmmmm....

levite

Hmmm....

Well, first off, +1 on Willow and on Seven of Nine.

Just about any girl from a Robert Heinlein novel....

And these (anyone remember the last one? anyone?):

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Absence, because it doth remove
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CinnamonGirl

Well, there's Dr. Jones...


Dr. Horrible...(I must say, I find the lab coat sexy.)


Wesley AND Willow. At the same time.



Plus several from books, but their pictures exist in my head.

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Church

Dark Angel - Max
Red dress outfit, first episode.

Ass kicking outfit would do too

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thespian86

This, along with the "Album Recommendation Thread", is a thread I could post endless amounts of answers to. So I won't even answer.

There are lots though. Way too many.

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Jenna

The things I would do to Aragorn...


Danielle from The Girl Next Door


Persephone in The Matrix


That's all I can think of at the moment. I'm SURE there's many, many more.

ancientk

I agree with T'pol.

I always had a thing for Racetrack on BSG.

levite

For me, it was Kat!

Good call, Jenna!!

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Absence, because it doth remove
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ItWasMe

Captain Jack Sparrow. I think he might need a bath and a toothbrush first, though.



And whatever the heck this guy played.



Edit: Except that second one doesn't look like he could stand on his head. He might have too much upper bulk for that.

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ottopilot

Gabrielle Anwar from Burn Notice and theTudors

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Tophat665

Some more:
Helga from Young Frankenstein
Lilly von Schtupp from Blazing Saddles
The MILF from American Pie
Myra Breckenridge (Jesus would that ever be wild)
The redhead from the Wedding Crashers, with or without her mom.
Jamie Lee Curtis' character from Wanda or Trading Places (or anything else, really).
Camryn Manheimer's character from The Road to Wellville.
Coffy!

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Miss Mango

Cartoon/Animated
Fry: Futurama
Bender: Futurama (I\\\'d totally do it with a robot)
Brian: Family Guy (if only he weren\\\'t a dog)
Maes Hughes: Fullmetal Alchemist
Roy Mustang: Fullmetal Alchemist
Ryoji Kaji: Neon Genesis Evangelion
Gaddess: Escaflowne
Asuma: Naruto
Kakashi: Naruto
Shikamaru: Naruto
Cid Highwind: Final Fantasy VII
Auron: Final Fantasy X
Wakka: Final Fantasy X
Balthier: Final Fantasy XII
Basche: Final Fantasy XII
Vossler: Final Fanatasy XII

Live Action Fantasy/Sci Fi
Aragorn: LotR
Faramir: LotR
Allan Quartermain: League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Seraph: The Matrix
Korben Dallas: The Fifth Element
Han Solo: Star Wars
Jack Sparrow: Pirates of the Carribean
Logan/Wolverine: X-Men

Books/Manga
Samuel Vimes: Discworld novels by Terry Pratchett
Severus Snape: Harry Potter
Remus Lupin: Harry Potter
Sven: Black Cat

Nikilidstrom

Princess "Come on I wanna" Leia.



Santanica Pandomonium



Gracie Law

Tophat665

Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan (or O'Houlihan, but I like the TV version much better than the Movie.)
Any or all Bond Girls (With the exception of Grace Jones - sorry, but she's past my weirdness limit.)
The Black woman in the interracial couple in the Jeffersons.
Cleopatra Schwartz

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MadMabel

Seven of Nine, of course. And Katherine Janeway.

Odo on Deep Space Nine. That adaptability of his has some interesting possibilities, don't you think?

On Stargate SG-1 I'd love to sleep with any one of the old crew. (O'Neill, Carter, Jackson, Te'alc). Not the guy from Farscape who replaced Col. O'Neill.

The nice thing about being bi is that it doubles the choices.

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snowy

This is very, very true.

And I like your picks, MadMabel.

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Bees

Heinlein's superb character "Friday" kindled my dream to have sex with a genetically engineered "artificial person".
With the way the science of genetics has advanced since I first read this book many years ago I just might realize my dream.

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lotsofmagnets

i have this terrible problem that i find awesome vimmens in real life. are my expectations too low?

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mother nature made the aeroplane, and the submarine sandwich, with the steady hands and dead eye of a remarkable sculptor.
she shed her mountain turning training wheels, for the convenience of the moving sidewalk, that delivers the magnetic monkey children through the mouth of impossible calendar clock, into the devil's manhole cauldron.
physics of a bicycle, isn't it remarkable?

Tophat665

Bast from 1) Deities & Demigods, 2) The Sandman, 3) American Gods.
Also from Deities & Demigods: Loviatar, Hecate, and Xiombarg
The Succubus from the First Edition Monster Manual

/ Wonder-nerd powers, activate!

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curiousbear

yes I do. My favorite is to create a virtual girl out of my girl friend in a advanced virtual reality system, make her slim, fast, much younger and then have an affair with her. Also I would want her to be very hot/horny type and if possible she has to be a bisexual or bicurious in the virtual reality. I always wish for this technology in my lifetime

Bees

Have you considered getting a new GF? It might beat waiting for the technology.

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Leto

Below, a reprise of Throb's post. But also an update on Christina Applegate ( A brave woman) :

Christina Applegate calls double mastectomy a 'tough' choice


Tue Aug 19, 10:15 AM






By The Associated Press



NEW YORK - Christina Applegate is taking the long view of her battle with breast cancer - the really long view.


Speaking on ABC News' "Good Morning America" in her first interview since announcing her diagnosis earlier this month, the "Samantha Who?" star said she had a double mastectomy three weeks ago. She'll undergo reconstructive surgery over the next eight months.


"I'm going to have cute boobs 'til I'm 90, so there's that," she joked in the interview, which aired Tuesday. "I'll have the best boobs in the nursing home. I'll be the envy of all the ladies around the bridge table."


The 36-year-old actress elected to remove both breasts even though the disease was contained in one breast. She said she is now cancer-free.


Applegate called the operation a logical decision. Her mother battled breast cancer, and she tested positive for the BRCA1 gene mutation linked to breast and ovarian cancer.


"I just wanted to kind of be rid of it," she said. "So this was the choice I made and it was a tough one."


The experience has been an emotional roller coaster, she said.


"Sometimes, you know, I cry and sometimes I scream and I get really angry and I get really like, you know, into wallowing in self-pity sometimes," she said. "And I think that's - it's all part of healing, and anyone who's going through it out there, it's OK to cry. It's OK to fall on the ground and just scream if you want to."


The Emmy-nominated "Samantha Who?" star has kept her sense of humour intact.


"I've laughed so much in the last three weeks," she said. "I love living, and I really love my life, and I knew that from this moment on it was only going to be good that was going to be coming. Yeah, I'll face challenges, but you can't get any darker than where I've been. So knowing that in my soul gave me the strength to just say, 'I have to get out there and make this a positive."'


Applegate's cancer was detected early through a doctor-ordered MRI. She said she's starting a program to help women at high risk for breast cancer to meet the costs of an MRI, which is not always covered by insurance.


Applegate is scheduled to appear on a one-hour TV special, "Stand Up to Cancer," to be aired on ABC, CBS and NBC on Sept. 5 to raise funds for cancer research.


She has been nominated for an Emmy and a Golden Globe for the ABC show "Samantha Who?", in which she plays a woman who wakes from a coma with no memory of who she is.
Christina Applegate calls double mastectomy a 'tough' choice - Yahoo! Canada News

MeltedMetalGlob

I've always had a serious thing for the character Jill in the British sci-fi movie Hardware.

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Ice|Burn

Oh man... a young Kim Catrall is just hawt. She's nothing to sneeze at now, but she's had a lot of work done to keep herself that way.

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CinnamonGirl

What a delicious bump from the past When I was in 7th grade, I had a thing for Gabriel Wolfe from the Dark Visions trilogy. Totally hot, totally a rebel, totally could read my mind the entire time. Huh...yeah, I've still kinda held onto that


More recently, Sam Claflin caught my eye as Philip the Cleric in On Stranger Tides.




Just so long as there isn't a lecture about saving my soul afterward...

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Bees

My current thing is watching Mythbusters as often as I can. Why?

Because I can't I enough of Kari Byron:



I know she doesn't actually play a fictional character but what would you call this?



Or this:

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Strange Famous

I had sort of a thing for Glorificus from BTVS

She wasnt exactly evil... she was just amoral really.

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