Using these 10 characters, I'd place the order differently;

10 Jenny Hayden

9 Stevie Wayne

8 John Trent

7 Nada

6 Dr. Loomis

5 Snake Plissken

4 R.J. MacReady

3 Laurie Strode

2 Wang Chi

1 Jack Burton

Hayden and Wayne's wouldn't have even made my list to start with, (Prince of Darkness and Ghosts of Mars female leads, wouldn't be bad replacements).

Laurie Strode had the best last line in the history of scary movies; "Was that the Boogie Man?"

Wang Chi may have been the actual hero, but Jack Burton is just too much fun of a character to be ranking anywhere but #1.

Marge vs. the Monorail is always mentioned as a top Simpsons episode it's good as most of the Golden age of the Simpsons was, but I think there are better episodes. One of my favorites that didn't make the list is the episode that hooked me on the series "Three Men and a Comic", "A Fish Called Selma" is another episode that comes to mind, which features the Planet of the Apes the musical. Then there's the episode where Bart was trapped in the well, with the great "We're Sending Our Love Down the Well"

Okay, everyone in an uproar over how this cannot be foreshadowing for all the obvious reasons (the wrong side of the family, BTTF was never intended to be a trilogy, etc.). This article isn't stating that it was intentional foreshadowing, because it couldn't be, but that the films are woven so tightly that even throw away lines from the first film, wound up being connected.

Yeah, but why would you care otherwise, the joy of sports is that it's sometimes unpredictable. So, if you wanted to know the winners before hand, gambling would be the only reason why.

But hey that's just my opinion.