From inspirational role models like Lisa Simpson to refreshingly frank curmudgeons like Larry David, some TV characters will change your life.

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Iconic TV characters are those that become famous and remembered, frequently acting as archetypes of icons in popular culture. TV has long been a gateway to outstanding storytelling.

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