We all binge watch television shows and wish we knew some of the characters in these shows in real life. It’s like you want to know what interacting with them would be like, how would you handle their crazy antics? Or sometimes you just wish you had them in your life to be your friend and be as awesome as they are in the show.
1. Winston Bishop (New Girl)
It is easy to say that Winston is the most underappreciated character in New Girl. He is absolutley hilarious, kind, a great friend and boyfriend. Winston would be there for you no matter what, he is a character that makes sure everyone he knows is okay. Winnie the bish, you’re the best.
2. Jack Pearson (This Is Us)
A kind hearted man who looks out for his family like it’s nobody’s business. He makes sure that his wife and children are safe, and supported, putting them ahead of himself. Jack would make a great, level headed pal who would help you see the beauty in anything.
3. Paris Geller (Gilmore Girls)
Who doesn’t love Paris? Though most viewers might see her as the crazy, evil, and demanding friend of Rory Gilmore I would easily say she is almost the most relatable character in “Gilmore”. Though each person is different, everyone has a little bit of Paris in them, whether you know what you want and you go for it, or you’re unsure of what you want and whether you should go for it. You have anger issues, you’re appreciative of the people you love, Paris has a little bit for everyone.
4. Michael Scott (The Office)
Oh, Michael. I think Michael is misunderstood, if you watch The Office and pay close attention to his little headshot stories, his voice overs, and any plot line that has to do with his childhood, and his dreams you come to realize that Michael is the way he is for a reason. I don’t know what Michael Scott is like after marrying Holly and having children but I think he matured, and became the best dad. Knowing Michael would definately be a trip.
5. Glenn Rhee (The Walking Dead)
RIP you optimistic angel. Too much? I think not. Glenn was a light on the show, his optimism was unlike anyone else’s. Imagine knowing Glenn in the pre-apocalyptic world, his pizza delivery days. Although the trials and tribulations of the new walker world made Glenn who he was until his last day, his cheeriness and optimism were there long before the walkers.
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