From: daviderl31@yahoo.com   
      
           this list is not all inclusive. I left out shows I never watched,   
   people I never heard of, or hate/can't stand.   
      
   #1   Homer Simpson   
   #2   Harry Potter   
   #3   Buffy   
   #4   Tony Soprano   
   #5   The Joker (Heath Ledger)   
   #7   Edward Scissorhands   
   #8   Hannibal Lecter   
   #9   Carrie (Sex/City)   
   #10 Spongebob   
   #11 Kramer   
   #12 Fox & Mulder   
   #13 Jack Sparrow   
   #15 Shrek   
   #17 Lara Croft (the video game)   
   #19 Morpheus (Matrix)   
   #21 Roseanne Conner   
   #22 Cartman (South Park)   
   #29 Vinnie Vega & Jules  (Pulp Fiction)   
   #31 Forrest Gump   
   #32 Beavis and Butt-Head   
   #33 Sarah Connor (Terminator 2)   
   #34  Cher (Alicia Silverstone - Clueless)   
   #36  Gollum (LotR)   
   #38  Elmo (Tickle Me)   
   #41  Harold and Kumar   
   #42  Syndey (Alias)   
   #49  Vivian (Julia Roberts - Pretty Woman)   
   #54  Juno (Ellen Page - Juno)   
   #58  Thelma & Louise   
   #65  Lorelai & Rory Gilmore   
   #67  Borat   
   #70  Mary Katherine Gallagher (SNL)   
      
   #72  Kara "Starbuck" Thrace (Katee Sackhoff - Battlestar Galactica)   
      
   #73  Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone - Basic Instinct)   
   #84  House   
   #87  Tony Stark (Robt Downey - Ironman)   
   #90  Marge Gundersone (Frances McDormand - Fargo)   
   #94  Truman (Jim Carrey)   
   #99 The Bride (Uma Thurman - Kill Bill)   
      
              { Where the fuck was Xena?}   
      
   KARA "STARBUCK" THRACE -  The star of BSG, Katee Sackhoff, recalls battling   
   both aliens and fanboys as a kick-ass space fighter pilot - who was a dude   
   in the original series.   
           "We saw a woman come of age. When Starbuck started she was 22, and   
   when she died she was 28 - those are formative years for a woman. She was   
   always trying to do the right thing and she just kept screwing up."   
       "She really did walk the line of masculine and feminine, and right and   
   wrong. She kind of knew that 'in order for me to have a good day, and not   
   kill anybody, I might need to punch you in the face to relieve some of my   
   stress.' "   
       "It's not that she wasn't scared of death, because she was terrified of   
   death. She went, like so many people do, towards what scared her the most.   
   On the page, she was so tough, and I think part of what worked about her was   
   the overall sense of insecurity and vulnerability. That was me, as a   
   vulnerable, insecure actor who came in and didn't quite think I was capable   
   of doing this."   
      
   --   
   David E.   
   http://daviderl31.blogspot.com/   
   http://daviderl.com/KateeSackhoff.html   
      
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