[Cher1119]

Pa Ingalls/ Michael Landon

[Leadbone1]

Originally Posted by LI SNOWBIRD

List your favorite TV dad.
Mine is Lucas McCain from The Rifleman--He was single dad and raised a great son.
Who is yours?

Andy Taylor was a great Dad!

[Leadbone1]

Originally Posted by PNaughton

In my opinion he was about the worst.Don't know what happened to his wife but he created a lot of widows with that rifle. Every time there was trouble in town he restored law and order by smokin' all the trouble makers. The worst part of that was that the kid was with him and witnessed all the killing. That kid did not get a good nights sleep since he first witnessed his father kill off all the bad guys who threatened the old sheriff. Mrs Rifleman probably left him in time and should have taken the kid with her.If there was a child protection services at the time the kid would be in foster care as we speak.
I think the kid is a stone drunk hanging around the saloon and wishing that he was raised by Ozzie Nelson, or Fred McMurray.

Thank you for your insightful evaluation of Lucas McCain... NOT ! He was a great TV dad.

[Boston1945]

Don Corleone in the Godfather.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Al Bundy, Married With Children

Al Bundy, Fred Sandford and Gomez Addams.

[papasetti82]

Originally Posted by LI SNOWBIRD

List your favorite TV dad.
Mine is Lucas McCain from The Rifleman--He was single dad and raised a great son.
Who is yours?

Archie Bunker

[aviator]

Tim Allen aka tool man, and better yet Ladt Man Standing

[aviator]

Tim Allen. aka. Tool Man, and better yet Last Man Standing

[davem4616]

Ward Cleaver...(from Leave it to Beaver) this guy had the best script writers hands down. Never did understand what kind of work he did for a living though

[escudel@bellsouth.net]

Peter Graves...Fury...on Saturday morning in the 50s

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by PNaughton

In my opinion he was about the worst.Don't know what happened to his wife but he created a lot of widows with that rifle. Every time there was trouble in town he restored law and order by smokin' all the trouble makers. The worst part of that was that the kid was with him and witnessed all the killing. That kid did not get a good nights sleep since he first witnessed his father kill off all the bad guys who threatened the old sheriff. Mrs Rifleman probably left him in time and should have taken the kid with her.If there was a child protection services at the time the kid would be in foster care as we speak.
I think the kid is a stone drunk hanging around the saloon and wishing that he was raised by Ozzie Nelson, or Fred McMurray.

That's certainly a different (but not necessarily wrong)...take on it.


Since it's TV and make believe anyway...my vote goes to Homer Simpson.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Vito Corleone, he taught them how to get things done

[LI SNOWBIRD]

Originally Posted by escudel@bellsouth.net

Peter Graves...Fury...on Saturday morning in the 50s

Thanks for the memory

[Joycer]

Tim Allen of Last Man Standing

[lynnschindel]

Originally Posted by marvic 1

frank gallagher, "shameless"..... :d

lol!!