Forbes rank the 15 riches FICTIONAL Character!

[Viking Bastard]

Or they are basing this on DuckTales, where he never seems as silly rich as he does in the comics.

 

[mojo1701]

Or they are basing this on DuckTales, where he never seems as silly rich as he does in the comics.

Probably the more popular medium (Ducktales), since the list DOES omit some less-popular characters that are richer.

 

[Ulrik]

Or they are basing this on DuckTales, where he never seems as silly rich as he does in the comics.

Yeah, but that's just a dumb thing to do, isn't it? Come on! Who prefers the TV show to those great comics?

Oh, you do... and you... and you... and you guys never knew he was originally a comic book character... uh huh...

The world is a sad place.

 

[DM_Matt]

Well, I'll understand that for Jed Clampett, Daddy Warbucks or Arthur Bach, but Thurston Howell III? Has no one on any other continent watched "Gilligan's Island"? I'm only 19, and I've watched it.

Since when is Ontario on another continent than the US. Was there a really big earthquake I didn't hear about?

 

[jonesy]

Since when is Ontario on another continent than the US.

That was the point exactly. Any other continent.

 

[Viking Bastard]

I've never seen Gilligan's Island. I just know it because it gets referenced so much in
american pop culture. I couldn't tell you what the often-noted characters look like.

 

[Klaus]

I've never seen Gilligan's Island. I just know it because it gets referenced so much in
american pop culture. I couldn't tell you what the often-noted characters look like.

Ditto. Any reference to Gilligan is lost on all South Americans, too.

 

[mojo1701]

Ditto. Any reference to Gilligan is lost on all South Americans, too.

Just remember, if you hear anybody refer to another as "Hey, little buddy" and hit him over the head with a hat, now you know where that came from. Oh, and the professor making a coconut radio or something else out of coconuts.

 

[Staffan]

I've never seen Gilligan's Island. I just know it because it gets referenced so much in
american pop culture. I couldn't tell you what the often-noted characters look like.

Ditto.

"Those poor people..."

 

[mojo1701]

Ditto.

"Those poor people..."

Referring to the "historical documents"?