Best New Characters of the 2005-2006 Season
As the television season has wrapped, I've decided to honor the best of the year. Yesterday, I remembered the most shocking moments of the season. Today's category is best new character. From prison inmates on Prison Break to suit wearing wisecrackers on How I Met Your Mother, it has been a great season for new characters. Here are some of the best:
- Martha Logan (Jean Smart) on 24. With her husband being the biggest traitor in US history, Martha had a lot of chances to shine and she did.
- Christopher Henderson (Peter Weller) on 24. Quite possibly the best 24 villain since Nina Meyers. It's a shame he only had a year on the show.
- Karl (Richard Burgi) on Desperate Housewives. Technically, not new but he had so minor of a role last season that I'm still nominating him. He was one of the few bright spots of this season on Housewives.
- Julius (Terry Crews) on Everybody Hates Chris. The pennypinching dad is the best character on this great comedy.
- Addison Shepherd (Kate Walsh) on Grey's Anatomy. She could have easily been a hated character but she made us sympathize with her.
- Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) on How I Met Your Mother. This should be pretty obvious. He is the star of this superb comedy.
- Sheriff Tom Underlay (William Fichtner) on Invasion. I may not have been a huge fan of this show but I still recognized the talents of Fichtner.
- Dave (Tyler Labine) on Invasion. He made this dull show watchable.
- Mr. Eko (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) on Lost. The best "tailie" added to the show.
- Henry Gale (Michael Emerson) on Lost. This "other" quickly became by second favorite character on the show due to Emerson's great acting.
- Earl (Jason Lee) on My Name Is Earl. The main character of the top-rated comedy has to be nominated for this.
- Randy (Ethan Suplee) on My Name Is Earl. I personally find him to be funnier than Earl.
- Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) on Prison Break. The chicks love him and his acting is very solid.
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