Sidekicks only. Post a pic of a sidekick.

[ohiosmith]

[rrneck]

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[ohiosmith]

2. Hahahaha!

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[Earth Bound Misfit]

48. Error: You can't recommend threads (or posts) from this forum

ROFL.

[tabbycat31]

3. here you go

[ohiosmith]

8. Excellent!

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[MiddleFingerMom]

4. Bruce Lee as The Green Hornet's sidekick, "Kato":

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsO7Xr6njMA
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[ohiosmith]

9. One of the best.

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[Brother Buzz]

5. Sidekicks wore many different uniforms

[ohiosmith]

12. Loved Bilko!

[trof]

34. That's 'Dobermann' on Bilko's left.

Now how in hell did I remember THAT?
:eyes:

[Brother Buzz]

41. That's Corporal Barbella with Corrporal Henshaw on his right . Hucksters

Duane Doberman had a face that, well... Every platoon in the Army had a Duane Doberman, mine was a scion of the Texas Hunt family.

[trof]

55. woops

[Enrique]

6. Oates

[ohiosmith]

22. Outstanding!

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[Gold Metal Flake]

7. TUBBS!

[bluesbassman]

10. Wachikanoka

The Old Sourdough and Wachikanoka, hereinafter referred to as OS&W, was a late-night television show that aired on Bay Area local TV stations in the early 1970s. At first, the show was carried on local channel 20 (KEMO at the time), then moved to channel 36 (KGSC at the time).

The show was hosted by two characters, a grizzled old prospector (The Old Sourdough - played by Andy Moore), and his Native American companion (Wachikanoka - played by Gary Ferry). The two characters would make a few jokes, rip on the movie being played (early shows ran heavily towards screenings of scratchy Lash LaRue westerns and the like), and joke with guests promoting local items of interest. The two hosts played well off each other, and the humor was appreciated by most who watched. Eventually, the format changed so that, instead of having to sit through, say, "Wolves of the Range" to see the duo in action, the pair would do a half-hour of comedy at the beginning of the show, then roll the evening's picture.

http://www.ga3ry.com/show.html

[ohiosmith]

31. Awesome!

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[Swede]

11. Sideshow Bob

[ohiosmith]

32. Yep!

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[Rambis]

13. Barn

[ohiosmith]

45. He had one bullet!

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[davsand]

14. How about a Suzuki Sidekick?

[ohiosmith]

51. Good one!

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[Ptah]

15. Right turn, Clyde.

[ohiosmith]

61. Hahahaha!

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[Trailrider1951]

16. Jay Silverheels

AKA Tonto

[ohiosmith]

63. Perhaps the all time best.

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[Glorfindel]

17. Ron Weasley, the most endearing sidekick ever!

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[ohiosmith]

65. Good one!

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[kentauros]

18. Every. Single. Hanna-Barbera. Cartoon. Ever!

It would take me all day to post them all, so I'll let y'all just use your memories of HB cartoons and their adherence to the "side-kick syndrome" :P

Some HB cartoons were great, such as Johnny Quest, even with the annoying sidekick-animal, Bandit. Haji was okay as a sidekick.

[ohiosmith]

67. Excellent call!

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[rurallib]

19. In early TV there was Art Carney

[Earth Bound Misfit]

49. Norton was the best...eom

[krispos42]

20. Does Greg Sanders qualify?

He seemed to be "side-kick-ish" with regards to the field investigators.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

21. Arthur

Here he is with other sidekicks in the Comet Club's Sidekick Lounge:

[PassingFair]

23. Cutest little sidekick EVAH!

I loved him when I was a girl.
He can drive into my batcave ANY day!

[geardaddy]

24. Garfunkel

[WinkyDink]

38. Wouldn't he be a co-equal?

[geardaddy]

54. I think so

But many people think of him as #2.

[KamaAina]

25. I've got a whole team of 'em.

That's the former Dallas Sidekicks indoor soccer team. :-)

[XemaSab]

26. .

[Demoiselle]

33. I don't know who he is but he's very attractive.

( I like them weathered.)

[XemaSab]

43. Bronn from Game of Thrones

:9

[livetohike]

27. Maynard G. Krebs - my favorite Beatnik

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_xGU3W7Ugqn4/TSXsg48AIuI/AAAAAAAAFjY/lu9cqShBx6c/s400/bob+Denver+maynard1.jpg

[Brother Buzz]

46. The "G." stands for Walter

He gets my vote too

You rang?

[livetohike]

53. LOL

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[hifiguy]

64. "Can I move in with you for a while, Dobe?

Every time my dad looks at me he starts to cry and it's spooky to see a grown man cry. I'll only bring my bongo drums and my stuffed iguana. And he don't eat much."

"WORK??!!??"

When I was eight or nine I wanted to be Maynard G. Krebs when I grew up.

[geardaddy]

28. Baba Louie

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_XgZVVzrYN_w/R-CPqECMhKI/AAAAAAAAAlE/1WJYswEgpVk/s320/Baba+Louie.jpg

[Phentex]

47. He's my favorite!

That's who I thought of when I read this thread.

[geardaddy]

29. The Quaylester

[Brother Buzz]

30. Nellybelle and, um, um, Pat

[trof]

35. Gabyy Hayes is sure the first one who came to mind. More about him:

George Hayes was born the third of seven children in Wellsville, New York. He was the son of Elizabeth Morrison and Clark Hayes, and did not come from a cowboy background. In fact, he did not know how to ride a horse until he was in his forties and had to learn for movie roles. His father, Clark Hayes, operated a hotel and was also involved in oil production. George Hayes played semi-professional baseball while in high school, then ran away from home in 1902, at 17. He joined a stock company, apparently traveled for a time with a circus, and became a successful vaudevillian. He had become so successful that by 1928 he was able, at 43, to retire to a home on Long Island in Baldwin, New York. He lost all his savings the next year in the 1929 stock-market crash and returned to acting.

Hayes married Olive E. Ireland, daughter of a New Jersey glass finisher, on March 4, 1914. She joined him in vaudeville, performing under the name Dorothy Earle (not to be confused with film actress/writer Dorothy Earle). She convinced him in 1929 to try his luck in motion pictures, and the couple moved to Los Angeles. They remained together until her death July 5, 1957. The couple had no children.

Hayes was the nephew of George F. Morrison, Vice President of General Electric.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_%22Gabby%22_Hayes

[trof]

36. Frog Milhouse, Smiley Burnett, Fuzzy St. John, Little Beaver.

No time now to post pix, but these were all popular sidekicks to cowboy heroes.

[Brother Buzz]

42. Sometimes, the sidekicks had sidekicks

[sakabatou]

37. Edward and her sidekick, Ein

[WinkyDink]

39. The "World's Most Famous Literary Sidekick" Award goes to.......

Sancho Panza.

[underpants]

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[Tikki]

44. ferb or Patrick...

Tikki

[Earth Bound Misfit]

50. Beavis.

I always thought of Butthead as his "superior"...

[Major Nikon]

52. Ellen Page as Boltie

[Arugula Latte]

56. Wasn't this guy a sidekick to an evil supervillain?

[Major Nikon]

57. Batman

[Major Nikon]

58. Man's best friend

[aikoaiko]

59. My son.

This is his first time seeing snow. I had to wake him up and drag him outside in his PJs. He grinned so hard it hurt.

[hyphenate]

60. My favorite

[Betty88]

62. my fav

[geardaddy]

66. Here's a few