Results: TV Dads -Part 4

Frasier (1993) - John Mahoney as down-to-earth retired cop, Martin, couldn't be more different from his two culturally refined psychiatrist sons, which has caused rifts in the past. However, although he tends to be cranky and has a hard time showing his feelings, Martin truly loves his sons – even more than he loves his ratty old recliner and his sweet pup Eddy. Have you ever seen Frasier?

Everybody Loves Raymond (1996) - His mother is overbearing (and she lives next door – yikes!), and her babying leads him to be a somewhat lazy husband and father. However, throughout all the chaos with his own crazy parents and brother, Ray Barone (Ray Romano) always keeps his sense of humor, making him a fun, laid back dad. Have you ever seen Everybody Loves Raymond?

Home Improvement (1991) - Tim Taylor (Tim Allen) loves sports, tools and cars, which seemingly makes him the perfect guy to have three rambunctious sons who love to prank and to fight amongst themselves. Tim can be a bit of a smug know-it-all sometimes, but he also knows when to ask for advice (especially from his neighbor Wilson), and when to admit he's goofed up. So popular is Allen as a dad he has had a second successful sitcom, "Last Man Standing," in which he is father to three girls. Have you ever seen Home Improvement?

Seinfeld (1989) - Frank Costanza is loud. He's irascible. He wears sneakers in the swimming pool. Out of 180 episodes, George's dad only appears in 29, but he is one of the most memorable characters in television history. And he gave us the great holiday Festivus! RIP Jerry Stiller – you're still keeping us laughing. Have you ever seen Seinfeld?

The Simpsons (1989) - D'oh!" He may be a bumbling, lazy, dim-witted mess, and he may give in to bouts of anger by strangling his juvenile-delinquent son, but in the end he provides for his family, and when it really counts, he is there for his kids and his wife Marge. Despite his buffoonery, Homer Simpson (voiced by Dan Castellaneta) loves his family, and has become one of the most recognized and lovable characters in the history of television. Have you ever seen The Simpsons?