Who Is Your Favourite Mr Men Character?

[Mr Curta]

Philomena Cunk and Professor Gregory Dart agreed on Mr. Tickle, I've always had a soft spot for Mr. Greedy.

This is strictly about the original 1970s Roger Hargreaves characters, no 'Little Miss' or Adam Hargreaves creations please.

The poll only permits ten options so add your favourite if he is not already up there.

[Wallasey Runner]

Where's Mr Grumpy?

[Mr Curta]

Where's Mr Grumpy?

Busy servicing a watch

[Wallasey Runner]

Busy servicing a watch

Are you sure, seems to spend every waking hour on here.

[Mr Curta]

Are you sure, seems to spend every waking hour on here.

Ah, one of the joys of a six hour time difference.

[Mr Curta]

A clear lead for slightly creepy Mr. Tickle, who would surely be arrested for such behavior these days.

[Loki]

Always been Mr Bump, no idea why.

[Tokyo Tokei]

Tickle, of course.

Hamilton Richardson's reviews are worth a browse too:

...what a glorious anomaly we find in Mr Tickle - a breath of fresh air from the unrestrained id. The all-consuming sensual delight he offers relentlessly disrupts the social order. There is something almost Bakhtinian about the manner in which he tickles a dour schoolmaster until he loses control in front of his class [...]

We note that Mr Tickle himself is no slave to sensory delight - quite the opposite; he is a model of psychical equilibrium. At the end of his day's escapades he relaxes in an armchair, sated and quiescent

[P ELLIS]

Where's Mr Grumpy?

Currently posting on the “ buying a watch in Tenerife “ thread

[dforgrieve]

Where's Mr Grumpy?

This is my vote would have went!

Dave

[Mr Curta]

A surge of support for Mr. Bump who sadly doesn't benefit from one of Hamilton Richardson's insightful reviews. I'll put the swing from Mr. Tickle in his favour down to the sympathy vote and him keeping his hands to himself.

[JasonM]

I’ve always felt sorry for Mr Jelly.

We could have more fun attributing TZ members to Mr Men characters, Mr Uppity anyone?

[Wolfie]

I’ve always felt sorry for Mr Jelly.

We could have more fun attributing TZ members to Mr Men characters, Mr Uppity anyone?

There’s Mr Rude too (French accent).... go ahead kid, pull my finger

[Mr Curta]

I’ve always felt sorry for Mr Jelly.

We could have more fun attributing TZ members to Mr Men characters, Mr Uppity anyone?

There are a couple of strong candidates for Mr. Mean (incidentally the first Mr. Man to have visible ears).

A shame that the poll feature is restricted to a list of ten items, really.

[TimeThoughts]

I really though Mr Uppity would appeal to the demographic on here.

Hes a funny old cove aswell.

[gog]

Mr Grumpy

[100thmonkey]

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