Which character are you?

[Anchorman]

Apparently I'm a match for a Julian Bashir (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine).

Never seen this programme, so I now need to find out what this guy is portrayed as being like. 

Update:

Apparently I'm a but like this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_Bashir

One can only assume that I was subjected to the Friday afternoon shift at the genetic engineering workshop.

   

Bashir's character evolves considerably over the series, starting of as somewhat naive anf green about the ears, he ends up rather more pessimistic and realistic at the same time.
His interplay with Dax (both of her....) and Garek the 'tailor-cum-spy -allegedly) is entertaining.

[torridon]

I got Doc Brown (Back to the Future) 

[SteveH]

Who the fucking fuckety fuck-fuck is Hugo 'Hurley' Reyes? I've never watched 'Lost' in my life!

Just done it again. I've never heard of Tina Belcher or 'Bob's Burgers', either, but I'm an 82% match, apparently.

[Udayana]

 Lucius Fox (from the Batman comic/movies). Not too bad, bit of a waste of time though?

[Owlswing]

As you may have seen elsewhere, I am rewatching The Original Series, which overall is my favourite. Despite there being a huge drop off in the quality of the stories in the 3rd series, it's the one for me that is the most likable and has my favourite character.

I only had one argument against the first series. the character playing Kirk. He had to be the centre of attention in every episode where, in the rest, the centre of attention was shared, changing in each epidode.

Owlswing

)O(

[Aruntraveller]

I only had one argument against the first series. the character playing Kirk. He had to be the centre of attention in every episode where, in the rest, the centre of attention was shared, changing in each epidode.

Owlswing

)O(

Hope you're not dissing the Shat !


As if he'd ever want to be the centre of attention 

[Outrider]

I got 'Q' from the bond films (Desmond Llewellyn version in the picture, but I don't know if they're separating them).  Seems a bit simplistic, given that there really isn't a great deal of characterisation for hi... oh. 

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