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Eric Forman's interests include smoking weed, collecting Luke Skywalker memorabilia, eating Fatso burgers, and making his dad mad. See them in That '70s Show.

Waylon Smithers would do anything for his boss, and would love to do a few things *to* him. See them in The Simpsons.

Everyone Barney Stinson knows is getting married or pregnant. But he's just getting more awesome. See them in How I Met Your Mother.

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Jim Stark is a teen torn apart by what the world asks of him. See them in Rebel Without A Cause.

As a doctor-in-training, John Dorian should have his head in the game. But most of the time, it's in the clouds. See them in Scrubs.

Chloe Decker's case should be open-and-shut. But something seems to be troubling her, something about Palmetto Street. See them in Lucifer.

Clank is the quintessential rational, intelligent robot sidekick. See them in Ratchet & Clank.

We're all puppets. Dr. Manhattan is just a puppet who can see the strings. See them in Watchmen.

A jaded skeptic who only wants to get paid, Garrett becomes involved in bigger struggles that force him to be less self-serving. See them in Thief.