Friday List: Best Buddies

Harold & Kumar!

Lucy and Ethel for the I Love Lucy

Nick and Nora Charles from Dashiell Hammett's"The Thin Man" (books and movie 1934)

Nick and Nora Charles from Dashiell Hammett's"The Thin Man" (books and movie 1934)

Dunno, Frodo and Sam seem to violate the "not part of equally famous group" rule. Maybe Bert and Ernie as well (as in the generic Sesame Street gang).

why would you put the dates for Woodstein as 1972-2005? have they worked together as recently as 2 years ago?

Ron Jeremy and Little Ron Jeremy.

Sherlock Holmes and Watson
Jeeves and Bertie
Elwood Dowd and Harvey
George and Lenny in Of Mice and Men
Anne of Green Gables and Diana Barry

Davey and Goliath

The two Coreys!

Lennon and Ono

SpongeBob and Patrick
Zack and Cody (from Suite Life)

Well, not to toss in TREK stuff three lists in a row, but...

Kirk and Spock

Lennon and Ono break the rommance rule. And Frodo and Sam in the books Sam was kinda like Frodo's manservant right? In the movies though I'd buy it.

Will and Grace from 'Will and Grace'.
And I also think that Frodo and Sam where not on equal footing.

You don't seem to have read Don Quixote. Sancho is no mere sidekick.

Sarah Jessica Parker and Helen Hunt in Girls Just Wanna Have Fun.

Cousin Larry and Balki Bartokomous in Perfect Strangers

Timon and Pumba in the Lion King

Jack and Karen from Will and Grace

I dunno about Woodward & Bernstein - Woodward kind of stands on his own now.

I'm on the last book of The Dark Materials trilogy... and now I know Lyra & Will get together. Argh.

I asked my stepdaughter and she said, "that guy, in that movie, you know? And that other guy."

So, them.

george burns and gracie allen
jay and silent bob
rick blaine and louis renault
toby zeigler and sam seaborn ("the west wing")

i would also argue that chandler and joey stood out among the friends for their hetero-life partnership...

How can you leave off Hope and Crosby? The buddy movie was invented for them, and the first few were great.

I can't believe nobody has said Laurel and Hardy!

Abbott and Costello as well.

DJ Run and DMC? Aren't we forgetting Jam Master Jay(RIP)? They were a total three piece act.

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker
Jack and Meg White. They're not married anymore so that counts, right?
Sting and his ego.

Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte in 48 Hours

Thanks for the Dark Materials spoiler!(yes, that was sarcasm)

Jay and Silent Bob

Charlie Brown and Linus Van Pelt.

Fozzy and Kermit in The Muppet Movie.

R2-D2 & C-3PO.

Luke and Lorelai (Gilmore Girls)

Robert Redford & Paul Newman as Johnny Hooker & Henry Gondorff in The Sting.

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck
Isaac Hayes and David Porter (I don't who they are, but my Dad said they were great)

Llyod and Harry - Dumb and Dumber

Wayne and Garth - Wayne's World

tilibreak - good call!

You mentioned them in your intro, but - Batman and Robin didn't make the list? The list is named the Dynamic Duo - didn't the term originate with them?

Dudley Moore and Peter Cook

Farley & Spade

Pete and Berg-Two guys and a girl
Maverick and Goose-Top Gun
Dante Hicks and Randal Graves-Clerks
Jay and Silent Bob (I know they are associated with other larger groups but for the most part they act on their own)

Han Solo and Chewbacca

Han Solo and Chewbacca

Oscar & Felix from the Odd Couple

What about Cliff and Norm from Cheers?

C-3P0 & R2D2 form Star Wars

Captain America and The Falcon
Power Man and Iron Fist
World's Finest: Batman and Superman
Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble
Dick Cheney and Satan

Werner Herzog and Klaus Kinski

Luke and Lorelai dont count due to rommance but I think Lorelai and Rory should. There isnt a ban on family right?

Turk and J.D. on "Scrubs"

Christina and Meredith on "Grey's Anatomy"

to BLE: Batman and Robin don't count under the sidekick rule.

The Teds from Office Space

Green Lantern & Green Arrow

Wayne & Garth...
Or was Garth more of a sidekick?

Derek Jeter and A-Rod
Joe Montana & Jerry Rice
Misty May and Kerri Walsh
I follow sports more than Hollyweird, I'm afraid

Chris Knight & Mitch Taylor (Real Genius)

...I know, I'm stretching it here... but it's 12:20pm, you guys got all the good ones!)

Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer in Two and A Half Men

Tubbs and Crocker, Miami Vice

McNulty and Bunk in The Wire

Its the Bobs, not the Teds from Office Space!

I'd say Josh and Sam, not Toby and Sam from The West Wing.

cheech and chong!

Ponch and John from CHiPs
Bo and Luke Duke
Cagney and Lacey

Trent and Mikey from Swingers
Gary and Wyatt from Weird Science
John and Jeremy from Wedding Crashers

Edie and Patsy from "Absolutely Fabulous."

Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines from Running Scared

Harold and Kumar

Wait, don't Bert and Ernie break the romance rule too?

Turner and Hooch

Superman & Batman (yes, I know they're both part of the JLA, but they were a duo before that).

Andy Taylor and Barney Fife
Rod Serling and his Chesterfields
David Spade and Chris Farley in Tommy Boy

Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen

Steve Martin and John Candy in Planes, Trains and Automobiles

b, it's Tubbs & CROCKETT, not Crocker, unless Betty has a friend we didn't know about.

Fred & Barney , Wilma & Betty or the Flintstones & the Rubbles

Lucy & Ethel, Ricky & Fred, or the Ricardos & the Mertzes

Elliott and E.T.

Mike Nichols and Elaine May should OWN that list.

But I'll add Helen Hunt and Paul Reiser from ONLY the first season (the rest was total garbage) of "Mad About You."

And Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas as Canadian brothers and TV-show hosts Bob and Doug McKenzie. Get out hosebag!

Last, Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders as the hilarious British comedy team (you have to YouTube their parody of Harry Potter) French and Saunders. The BEST.

Inigo Montoya & Fezzik

Bo & Luke Duke

Gene Weingarten & Liz Kelly

OK, husband is shouting names at me:

Big Jim McBob and Billy Sol Hurok (?)
Bob and Doug McKenzie
Phil and Don Everly
Louis Prima and Keely Smith

These are his not mine. I can't think of any more that someone else didn't name already, although "Dick Cheney and Satan" made me do a dry spit take.

SNL's Ace and Gary of the Ambiguously Gay Duo (expertly voiced by Stephen Colbert and Steve Carrell). You could argue it breaks the romance rule, but I think ambiguity covers that.

oh, and maybe Martin and Lewis.

Starsky and Hutch

how can abbott and costello not be on here?

I would add: Lucy & Ethel (i "I Love Lucy"); Hugh Laurie & Stephen Frye (in anything they did); and Newman & Redford (in both The Sting and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid).

Mork and Mindy

Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin

Liz and Gene are a couple, Anon, clearly

Rocky and Bullwinkle

How soon they forget Buck Owens and Roy Clark...

"I'm a'pickin'..."

"...and I'm a grinnin'!"

What about the Blues Brothers - Jake & Elwood?!

Penn and Teller
Hurley and Charlie (Lost)

Did some one say Shaggy and Scooby?
And Cheney and Satan breaks the romance rule, fer sure.

Andy Dufresne and Red

George and Yortuck Festrunk - Two Wild and Crazy Guys!

Hawkeye and Trapper John from MASH!

Kathy Bates and James Caan. Can't recall the name of the movie right now.

Bones and Booth from "Bones"
House and Wilson from "House"
Bart and Milhouse from "Simpsons"

Itchy & Scratchy
Their Inspirations: Tom & Jerry
Marvin & Tammi
Zager & Evans
Big & Little Enos
Tenspeed & Brownshoe

timmy and lassie

isaac hayes and david porter is a good one... they teamed up to write some great tunes and are a big part of the Stax legend.

bored: sorry bout that, it was right b4 lunch and i was thinking food.

Bob and Ray

BOB: re td's 12:58 - It's not 'hosebag,' hosehead, it's hosehead. You are such a hosehead, eh.

DOUG: So, our topic today is, like, hoseheads. And doughnuts, eh. Doughnut-loving hoseheads.

BOB: Give me one of those doughnuts. And don't hog all the beer, hoser.

Donnie and Marie

A little bit country and a little bit rock and roll . . .

Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice.

i cant believe this...

"imagining one without the other is unthinkable. The fabric of the universe would unravel..... In short, these duos complete each other and our pop culture lexicon"

it's the middle of the afternoon and no one has said:

Ren and Stimpy

*sigh*
(headin to the basement to get my happy hat)

Bill (Alex Winter) and Ted (Keanu Reeves)...and their Excellent Adventures.

How could people of a certain age not include
Huntley and Brinkley?

Good night, David. Good night, Chet.

Finally,
George W Bush and his Brain, his personal Boy Wonder, Turd Blossom Himself, Karl Rove.

Hey Quintilus, when you pick up your happy hat, don't forget the Log.

"What rolls down stairs alone or in pairs
Rolls over your neighbor's dog?
What's great for a snack and fits on your back?
It's Log, Log, Log!

It's Log, Log, it's big, it's heavy, it's wood.
It's Log, Log, it's better than bad, it's good!
Everyone wants a log! You're gonna love it, Log!
Come on and get your log! Everyone needs a Log!"

Does anyone remember GREEN ACRES?? I submit...

Alf and Ralph.

John Crichton and Aeryn Sun (from Farscape)

Tweety and Sylvester
Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd
Coyote and Road Runner

Glad to see someone shouted out for Big Jim McBob and Billy Sol Hurok... "May the good lord take a likin' to ya and blow ya up reeeeal goood!"

Another one from SCTV: Stan and Yosh Schmenge.

John Crichton and Aeryn Sun (from Farscape)

I know some will say this should be disqualified because of romance, but for most of the series they avoided it and were just allies.

thank you, Quintilus! I was thinking of Ren and Stimpy too, but you beat me to it.

How about:
Jack and Tyler?

Doesn't Lenny & Carl also violate the "No Romance" rule?

And there's one "oldie" set of buddies I don't recall seeing on anybody's list:
Hope & Crosby

Oh, and one more:
Buzz Lightyear & Woody

Connor & Murphy MacManus - Boondock Saints

Michael Moore & The Hamburgaler - I guess twins don't really count!

And another:
Agents K & J -- Men in Black

Okay, I'll stop now.

Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday from "Tombstone" God, I love Val Kilmer.

Cher & her many wigs

Simon and Garfunkel

Mark Anthony and Julius Ceaser

Jesus and Judas

The Dude and Walter

Page and Plant. I know, there were other band members. I'm just sayin'...

I second Jake and Ellwood.

If the romance restriction didn't apply, Nick and Nora Charles would have this thing locked up.

Titus Pullo and Lucius Vorenus from Rome
Harry Potter and Ron Weasly
Barbara Hershey and Bette Midler from Beaches

And now for something really nerdy. . .
Atrayu and Artex from the Neverending Story

Jules and Vincent!
("Pulp Fiction")

One more...

Jim West and Artemis Gordon

(I'd go with Lassie and Timmy, but alas whereas Lassie most certainly gets into the Comet Club, Timmy is likely relegated to the Sidekick Lounge - along with the other 'sixteen year old orphans with backgrounds in the circus, a thirst for adventure, and full, pouting red lips.')

John Steed and Emma Peel.

/thread

Green Lantern/Green Arrow were the number one team during the late sixties and early seventies. Without them, the concept of 'relevance' in comics would not have been possible. In that vein, I suppose I should add Neal Adams and Dick Giordano, the writers/artists of the short-lived and influential run......

I also forgot about....

Captain America and the Falcon

-Beavis and Butthead
-Fezzik and Inigo, for sure.
-Bruce Willis and the dad from "Family Matters" in "Die Hard"

too many people with no musical taste in here... come on people - how can you forget Rob Pilatus and Fabrice Morvan

My favorite...Ben & Jerry

For the tag team with the greatest impact on American culture - one really need look no further than Smith and Wesson. Without that duo - Dre and Tupac would be asking 'would you like fries with that?'

the Hippies from the Amazing Race

if Agents J and K can make the list, would "M" and "Q" qualify? It is a rare Bond-film that does not have them...

J.D. and Turk from Scrubs for sure. I mean come on, they gave the world "Guy Love," which is basically the anthem for all of these pairings!

And I also second Jake and Ellwood. My world really did implode when I learned they tried make a new pairing with John Goodman. It wasn't even close to the same.

How about Simon and Garfunkel? I know they broke up and hate each other and that Simon went on to have a pretty decent solo career, but still. Neither of them alone or with other people will ever beat out Simon and Garfunkel.

I don't have anything to add--but I did find it amusing that Lyra and Will (I assume from the whole His Dark Materials Trilogy) were on the not allowed list---(if you've read the books you know what i mean)

I don't have anything to add--but I did find it amusing that Lyra and Will (I assume from the whole His Dark Materials Trilogy) were on the not allowed list---(if you've read the books you know what i mean)

walter mathhau and jack lemmon (great duo as both the odd couple and grumpy old men)

Mick and Keef.

Tyler Durden and "Jack" from "Fight Club"!
Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
Roger Daltry and Pete Townsend
Jacen and Jaina (Han Solo and Leia's kids)

(all credit for the above given to my girlfriend K.)

Tyler Durden and "Jack" from "Fight Club"!
Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
Roger Daltry and Pete Townsend
Jacen and Jaina (Han Solo and Leia's kids)

(all credit for the above given to my girlfriend K.)

ariel and flounder

lennon and mccartney

ummmm . . . Dudley Dooright and his Horse

Re: bob and doug byoolin | August 17, 2007 03:10 PM

I stand corrected, hosehead! And bravo to those who love Big Jim McBob and Billy Sol Hurok! "I'm Brooke Shields -- my mom said you can't blow me up!" BOOM

"Meryl... you're always cryin'... but you never blowed up!"

A few more I thought of:

Sid Caesar and Imogene Coco
Tim Conway and Harvey Corman
Archie and Edith Bunker

A really obscure one:
The Two Ronnies
(does anyone but me remember that show?)

And finally, one of my all-time favorite buddy pairings, the clown princes of surf rock: JAN AND DEAN.

Jay and Silent Bob

No one mentioned Otter and Boone from "Animal House?" I'm shocked!

byoolin and his hand
Dirty Harry and his 44 Mag

grizzly man and his favorite friend, "chocolate bear."

(NOT the bear that ultimately ate him.)

Ratso Rizzo & Joe Buck
Vincent & Jules from Pulp Fiction

Barney and Andy

Mary and Rhoda

Ralph Kramden and Norton

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How could anyone forget the truly excellent James West and Artemus Gordon from Wild, Wild West?

Darryl and Darryl of 'Newhart'

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Shrek & Donkey

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