new characters that made a TV show better

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I agree with Paul Rudd on Friends

Paul Rudd just makes the world a better place

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Anonymous wrote:Amanda on Melrose Place
Jimmy Smits on SOA mainly b/c I just love Jim Smits and he is eye candy to me

Total eye candy.

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Colonel Potter (RIP Henry)

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Not a new character in the Universe, but when they brought Spike back on Angel for the final season - that definitely made the show better

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Jean-Ralphio and Mona Lisa Saperstein

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Saul Goodman

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Jo on Facts of Life

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Anonymous wrote:Patrick on Schitt's Creek.

Yes!!!

I'll contribute "Sean" from The Good Place

This is OP - and those are two SOLID choices

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Woody Strode, the coroner, on "Psych." The show was and would still have been great without Woody's addition, but he was such a breath of weird fresh air whenever he appeared with his freaky quirks. And "Psych" very wisely did not overuse him; it gave us enough Woody to love him but never let him overstay his welcome. The show was good at that -- using extremely quirky characters just enough to leave us wanting more, but not overdoing them.

Hope we'll see Woody again in the fourth Psych movie that's supposed to happen (fingers crossed).

He's played by the terrific, prolific character actor Kurt Fuller, whom everyone has seen in something over the years.

My fellow Psych-o!! I do love Woody, too. And forgot he didn't come on until the show had been on for a while.

I'll add Pierre Despereaux, too. I loved every episode he was in.

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Anonymous wrote:Ben and Chris on Parks on Rec

YES!

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Anonymous wrote:Ben and Chris on Parks on Rec

I keep trying to watch that show from the beginning, and the first season is painful. Mostly because the love interest is freaking awful

I do like the episodes I have seen on Comedy Central of later seasons.

Yeah I think the addition of Ben and Chris combined with getting rid of whatshisface (mark?) is what really made the show work

The tone really changed when Ben and Chris came on. It was much meaner the first season - it got so sweet and wholesome once Ben and Chris arrived. I think you see it especially in regards to Leslie. She was the butt of the joke a lot of the time the first season. She was ridiculous in a bad way. But starting season 2, she's lovably ridiculous.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Patrick on Schitt's Creek.

Yes!!!

I'll contribute "Sean" from The Good Place

Love Sean. Also loved the Judge.

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Anonymous wrote:Saul Goodman

This is the answer!!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saul Goodman

This is the answer!!

Good one! He was definitely a break out star of that series. I would love to see a spin off of the early days of Gus though but I think the actor is done with that part.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ben and Chris on Parks on Rec

I keep trying to watch that show from the beginning, and the first season is painful. Mostly because the love interest is freaking awful

I do like the episodes I have seen on Comedy Central of later seasons.

Yeah I think the addition of Ben and Chris combined with getting rid of whatshisface (mark?) is what really made the show work

100% Mark was awful.