Who's Your Favorite ''Tracy Takes On'' Character

[arwalden]

I've listed my top ten favorites... but there are more, so you'll just have to vote "other" by posting a message.

Here's a URL with all their pictures and short bios of the characters in case you can't remember which one was which. http://www.tracytakeson.com/characters/

The ones in the poll:


Ruby, Fern, Linda, Hope

Kay, Chic, Sydney, Mrs N

Birdie, Sheneesha

Others:


Virginia, Erin, Her Royal Highness, Nadja

Chris, Janie, Rayleen, Trevor

[Bertha Venation]

1. Allen: You are evil, and you must be destroyed.

How can I possibly be expected to choose a favorite?!

[arwalden]

2. You Know I Luv Ya More Than My Luggage

But there must be ONE or TWO that made you laugh more than the others... ones that you looked forward to seeing more than the rest.

For me it's Linda Grainger and Fern Rosenthal and Ruby Romaine... my top three.

-- Allen

[Cannikin]

3. 'Hello, mummie? This is Kaaaaaaaaaaaaay.'

[NightTrain]

4. "I am Chic, my friend!"

By the way, is that show still on? Haven't seen it since I last had HBO, and that was in 1997!

[Kat45]

5. I don't get HBO but I loved her show on Fox in its early days.

That sounds like the same "Kay" she did back then; there was one funny sketch where Kay went on a Club Med vacation, where of course she did not fit in.

She used to do this great character who was a teenaged girl living with her gay father and his partner. Those were my favorite of her sketches. If I recall, one week she wrote an essay for school about her family, and her fathers were so proud. Does anyone remember that character, what her name was? Maybe Francesca, or something like that? I'm not sure.

[donco6]

6. This is way too hard.

I picked Ruby, but Linda G. is just too funny. Did you see the episode where she pairs up with Victoria Principal and they become white slaves for the Arabians? Gut splitter fer sure.

[arwalden]

7. I Remember That One...

I wish it had lasted longer... I wonder if Lifetime or WE or Oxygen will pick it up in repeats. (Or would it not work outside of HBO's safe haven?)

Anyway, I'm glad it's on DVD. I'll be adding it to my holiday wish-list.

-- Allen