Of all the T.V. sitcoms which character best reflects who you are?

I would say I'm a cross between Donna from That 70's Show and Deanna Troy from Star Trek the Next Generation.

Speaking of Star Trek, my husband is an interesting mix of Spock and Tim "the Tool Man" Taylor :p

This will probably scare most people but my wife compared me to Dexter, not the killing part but the lack of emapthy for most other human beings, there are very few I feel I actually connect with. Maybe thats why I like cyberspace better?

I know what she means, and it is probably something I should work on a little more.

Funny but I was thinking about asking this question the other day after she made the comparison, guess great minds think alike eh Mr Gray?

Without a doubt? Dr. House from "House".

I was unaware of the show until about a year ago a student of mine told me to watch it, because I reminded him of the main character. Then, when he mentioned it, an outpour of at least half of the students in the lecture room said "Yeah, yeah he does!".

The first episode I saw, I knew exactly what they were talking about. The first was obvious: He's Dr. House, I'm Dr. Kemp. Then as I continued to watch they became more obvious: He walks with a cane because he's a cripple, I walk with a cane because when I had bypass surgery a few years ago, it left my right leg permanently damaged. House pops pills all day, students see me popping pills in the hallway. House is a smartass, I'm a smartass.

It was amazing. I was quite into watching the show for awhile, until I realized that I didn't want to actually start acting like a television character, so I stopped. I watch it every once in awhile, and it's actually sort of scary.

Carrie from King of Queens.

You will not have a clue unless you are a baby boomer, my husband used to call me My Little Margie, a really old sitcom,

but my best friend would say I was a mix of Lucy in I love Lucy and Maude!(smile) This is really an answer for an "older audience".

Liz Lemon from 30 Rock.

as much as we all would like to believe that dreams hold some inner truth to them the fact is that your brain is so bored when its sleeping, so it sifts through old memories to occupy it. coupled with the fact that its not gettting as much oxygen as when your awake and you have a recipe for some bizarre trips. dream interpretations are all theory *edit* @ Asker: wrong. your breathing becomes increasingly shallower as you sleep. ever hear of sleep apnea? breathing can stop for up to a minute

Vinnie Barbarino minus the Italian air-brained thing

Roseanne

Gilligan