Aspie characters on TV

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Dwight in the Office (american version)?

How about Chuckie, from the Rugrats cartoon?

I changed my profile pic today, to Chuckie. He's a smart toddler, but he's kinda clumsy and gets picked on a lot, not many friends even within their playdate group, very awkward in the episode when his dad Chaz sends him to a rich-kids preschool....

Yes? No?

definitely Chucky ~ i don't think Dil, though...i think Dil's just eccentric. Definitely OsKar from Hey Arnold ! forgot about that one! I ,too, remembered that episode with him on the date on the rooftop with his wife !

Haven't seen Dil since he was born, because I haven't watched the "later years" of Rugrats. I'll take your word on it.

Yeah, Dil's really a people person, not too aspie-like. He's just eccentric, like that other person said. Which is awesome.

(Jaimie likes eccentrics of any kind)

I used to relate soo much to Chuckie. Now I know why!

You mean Eddie don't you?

Hmmm...I'm very surprised nobody has said MASH's Corporal "Radar" O'Reilly. Now THERE'S an Aspie!

i always thought it was cool that he carried around that teddy bear....

I think definently Ray from "Uptown Girls". She's extremely smart, she tends to keep to herself, she likes everything done in an exact order, she does seem to have an obsession with ballet, and so on and so forth.

I'm also thinking possibly London from "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody". She does have some really awkward social moments (quite often really), she is obsessed with money and her clothes, and it's obvious she's never really been around a lot of people.

Also Lilo from "Lilo and Stitch". She has no friends and doesn't really know how to act around the people she goes to hula lessons with, she's extremely obsessed with Elvis, and she'd definetly rather spend time by herself or just with Stitch.

All the main characters seem to be AS. George became a success in all things when he did the "opposite of his instinct". Entire episodes were built around AS traits, the AS walk (a character went to phy therapy to learn how to "walk normal")
Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld both seem to have AS.

I was obsessed with M*A*S*H in high school. I saw every single episode at least two or three times (and some up to 10 or more), and knew most of the episode titles. I also freaked out a class when a teacher referred in passing to M*A*S*H as "a show from the 80s" and I spoke up with the exact start and end dates of the series.

I always identified with Radar a lot, and he was my favourite character. I didn't know anything about AS then, though, so it wouldn't have occurred to me to put the label on either him or myself at the time. Interesting observation, aspie4jc!

Possibly,

I'm a huge MASH fan, I've been watching that show since it used to air on reruns on WUAB out of Cleveland when I was a kid in the 1980s, and I have the first 7 seasons on DVD, I wanna get the others, but I have been trying to save money lately for something important to me for next year.

Radar was always one of my favorite characters, and now that you think of it, yeah, he could be an Aspie, never know, but maybe yeah.

WildThing121675

Squidward from "SpongeBob" might be an aspie; also Ed, Edd, and Eddy might be too.

never thought of Marshall that way. I guess because of his crush on Sydney. Good observation.

Daniel Faraday from Lost.