1: Remember the iconic 1970s TV character, Fonzie from Happy Days? The cool, leather-jacket-wearing greaser who won over fans with his catchphrase "Ayyyy!"

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2: Mary Tyler Moore as Mary Richards in The Mary Tyler Moore Show. A groundbreaking character who paved the way for independent, career-driven women on TV.

3: Archie Bunker from All in the Family was a lovable bigot who challenged viewers to confront their own prejudices through humor and heartwarming moments.

4: Maude Findlay from Maude was a feminist icon who fearlessly tackled controversial topics like abortion, women's rights, and politics with humor and grace.

5: The iconic duo, Laverne and Shirley, captured hearts with their wacky antics and enduring friendship on the beloved sitcom that showcased women in the workplace.

6: The Fonz’s Happy Days castmate, Richie Cunningham, portrayed by Ron Howard, was the epitome of the all-American boy next door with his charm and wit.

7: Lou Grant from The Mary Tyler Moore Show was the tough-as-nails yet lovable boss who served as a mentor and father figure to his newsroom staff.

8: Radar O'Reilly from M*A*S*H was the lovable and resourceful Army medic who won over audiences with his wit, loyalty, and knack for predicting the future.

9: Gopher Smith from The Love Boat brought humor and heart to the high seas as the charming purser who navigated romance and adventure with a smile.