@Gina President Josiah Bartlet. Because the world should be so lucky as to have a person like him in the Oval Office.

@Gina Leslie Knope! She’s wholesome and a feminist rolemodel

@Gina I’m borING, hence it has to be Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard. He is a good person, and a good Captain. Too few like him anywhere.

@Gina Peter Lustig (and later Fritz Fuchs), he shows kids how to recycle, compost, and protect nature, inspiring a generation to care for the planet.

@Gina what a fun question. For me it's super challenging to pick a single character.

Elliott (Mr Robot) - just relatable for so many reasons.

Ragnar & Floki (Vikings) - exploring the world, looking at things with open eyes, loyalty

Dana Scully (X-Files) - what that character did for women getting into STEM across the world and across generations is nothing short of remarkable. Possibly one of the most meaningful things TV has done.

@Gina Marilyn, the recepcionist, in Northern Exposure. Few words to say a lot.

@Gina Omar Little, The Wire. Best character in best TV show ever.

@Gina Detective Frank Pembleton - Homicide: Life on the Streets.

@Gina I think about Nate in Ted Lasso all the time. I’ve never seen the “nice guy” trope so thoroughly explored, unpacked, and put back together.

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Bender, the robot in Futurama.
Because is bastardly evil enough to want to kill all humans... but also kind enough to help them when needed. 🤖

@Gina Malcolm Reynolds because he aims to misbehave.

@Gina Charlie Kelly, he is practicing bird law amongst other things

@Gina If cartoons/animes count, I'll go with Levi Ackerman of the show Attack on Titan. Why? He's so badass, there are many scenes where I had goosebumps!

If you're talking about real actors, it's probably Jonathan Frakes in Beyond Belief. It was just a perfect fit!

@Gina John Wilson, seems honest and does the best subtle humor