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The best "Second Bananas" in TV history

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by GBNF, Oct 6, 2008.

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  1. nmmetsfan

    nmmetsfan Active Member

    David Caruso on anything. Oh, wait, you said second bananas, not second-rate bananas

    How bout the two theater critics on the muppet show
     
    nmmetsfan, Oct 6, 2008
    #25
  2. KJIM

    KJIM Well-Known Member

    Barney Rubble - the Flintstones
    Florence Johnston - the Jeffersons
    Schneider - One Day at a Time
     
    KJIM, Oct 6, 2008
    #26
  3. spnited

    spnited Active Member

    Remember:
    Fred Flintstone = Ralph Kramden and Barney Rubble = Ed Norton
     
    spnited, Oct 6, 2008
    #27
  4. joe

    joe Active Member

    "Grady, put your shoes on. Your feet stink."
     
    joe, Oct 6, 2008
    #28
  5. Smasher_Sloan

    Smasher_Sloan Active Member


    Newman wasn't an important enough character to be considered a second banana.
     
    Smasher_Sloan, Oct 6, 2008
    #29
  6. SoCalDude

    SoCalDude Active Member

    Ed McMahon to Johnny Carson.
     
    SoCalDude, Oct 6, 2008
    #30
  7. txsportsscribe

    txsportsscribe Active Member

    andy richter to conan obrien?
     
    txsportsscribe, Oct 6, 2008
    #31
  8. Dickens Cider

    Dickens Cider New Member

    Philip Michael Thomas.

    End of thread.
     
    Dickens Cider, Oct 6, 2008
    #32
  9. deadliner

    deadliner Member

    George Bush to Dick Cheney
     
    deadliner, Oct 6, 2008
    #33
  10. mike311gd

    mike311gd Active Member

    How is someone capable of storing so much knowledge?
     
    mike311gd, Oct 6, 2008
    #34
  11. Steak Snabler

    Steak Snabler Well-Known Member

    That's pretty much common knowledge, kind of like the fact that Huckleberry Hound is based on The Andy Griffith Show. Yogi Bear is based on Ed Norton as well.
     
    Steak Snabler, Oct 6, 2008
    #35
  12. HejiraHenry

    HejiraHenry Well-Known Member

    There's always one. There it was.
     
    HejiraHenry, Oct 6, 2008
    #36
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