In Episode 55, we looked at the coolest characters ever. This week, we turn the tables and look at the Rushmore of Fictional Dorks. Some might say it’s a topic the three of us were born to tackle. Those people are mean bullies who need to stop or else we’re telling teacher.
So what is a dork? And how is that different than a geek, nerd, or dweeb? We get into that, along with our picks.
SHOW NOTES
Michael’s Picks
Tina Belcher (“Bob’s Burgers”)
- 17 Reasons Tina Belcher Is the Best Role Model for Young Girls – BuzzFeed
- The 10 Best Tina Belcher Moments on “Bob’s Burgers” – IndieWire
Seymour Krelbourn (“Little Shop of Horrors”)
- 11 Bloodthirsty Facts About “Little Shop of Horrors” – Mental Floss
- “Suddenly Seymour” Is a Heart-Melting Ballad Made Possible By Killer Vegetation – AV Club
Gerry Fleck (“Best in Show”)
- The 10 Best Characters from Christopher Guest Films – Paste Magazine
- Best in Show of “Best in Show” – Nitehawk Cinema
Milton Waddums (“Office Space”)
- Top 10 Movie Wimps: Milton Waddams, “Office Space” – Time Magazine
- 20 Things You Might Not Know About “Office Space” – Mental Floss
Richard’s Picks
Willow Rosenberg (“Buffy the Vampire Slayer”)
- Willow Rosenberg: Geek, Interrupted – Bitch Flicks
- Developmental Analysis of Willow Rosenberg – The Odyssey Online
Eugene Felznic (“Grease”) But Really Eddie Deezen
- A Few Things You May Not Know About the Movie “Grease” – Neatorama
- 10 Interesting Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About Eddie Deezen – Today I Found Out
William Miller (“Almost Famous”)
- 15 Secrets Revealed About Cameron Crowe’s “Almost Famous” on its 15th Anniversary – The Wrap
- 15 Golden Facts About “Almost Famous” – Mental Floss
Brian Johnson (“The Breakfast Club”)
- Character Analysis: Brian Johnson – Asylum for Nerds
- Character Dynamics in “The Breakfast Club” – Seroworld