* ''{{Series/Mash}}'''s Radar uses BuffySpeak, knows things before they'll happen, and is the only one in camp who understands the paperwork. Henry Blake also counts.
* GameShow host BillCullen fit the "just so darn lovable" mold to a tee, especially in his early shows such as his first seasons as a ''IveGotASecret'' panelist.
* ''Series/{{CSI}}'': Gil Grissom
* ''Series/{{NCIS}}'':
** Tim [=McGee=] in the earlier seasons. Less so later in the series.
** Palmer.
** In Season 9, Probationary Agent Ned Dorneget.
* Conner Temple from ''{{Primeval}}''.
*  Katie Andrews from [[Series/NoOrdinaryFamily. She's 30-year-old virgin and brilliant lab assistant who is socially awkward and overly (yet adorably) knowledgeable about superheroes.
* ''PeepShow'':
** Dobby, Mark's love interest, is a female example.
** Mark himself may qualify too.
* ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' fans have been credited before with coining this term for Rodney [=McKay=] and the actor who plays him David Hewlett. And he's not the first in the ''Stargate'' 'verse: the term easily applies to Daniel Jackson, resident civilian [[TheWoobie Woobie]], MrFanservice, CunningLinguist and ancient culture expert. He becomes more physically competent and appears far less geeky as the series goes on, however.
* Peter Capaldi, a.k.a. Malcolm Tucker of ''TheThickOfIt''. Listen to the commentaries, realize he's a huge geek with knobby knees, and your head asplode. It asplode even more when you learn that Malcolm Tucker's GirlyRun [[http://www.avclub.com/articles/peter-capaldi,30792/ isn't an act]].
* ''PushingDaisies'':
** Ned who is possibly the most bashful, nervous hero ever seen on television.
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* Gary Bell of ''Series/{{Alphas}}'', played by Ryan Cartwright (the same actor as Vincent Nigel-Murray from ''{{Bones}}'', above. Sweet? Check. Cute smile? Check. Nerdy? Not exactly, but he does have a [[TechnoWizard computer-related superpower]]. [[CharacterTic Unusual mannerisms]]? Check. [[NoSocialSkills Socially awkward]]? MEGA check. A lot of this is [[JustifiedTrope explained]] by having Autism, though. Even the other characters consider him TheWoobie of the group, though he is starting to outgrow that role and become more independent. ([[RunningGag They still won't let him drive, though.]])
* Penelope Taynt of ''TheAmandaShow'' and her little brother.
* From ''Series/TheAmazingRace'': Dave & Lori (Season 9) and Mark & Bill (Season 13).
* Olive Doyle in ''ANTFarm''. Fletcher Quimby even more so.
* Murdock from ''Series/TheATeam'' falls into this, mostly when he's trying out a new persona. For instance, in a Season 2 episode where the A-Team protects a cab company from being taken over by dangerous rivals, so Murdock becomes a superhero called Captain Cab and even makes a cloth mask and cape for himself, all while talking to his sock puppet, Socky. Face is terribly embarrassed by his antics and B. A. wants to murder him (more so than usual), but the way Murdock goes about it is just so darn ''cute!''
* ''Series/AustinAndAlly'': Ally would be one of the female examples of this trope on kids' television right now.
* George from ''Series/BeingHuman'' is made of this trope. 
** There's also Josh from the US version.
* ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'':
** Sheldon Cooper, a man who can somehow make wearing a plaid suit almost sexy, there's something endearingly innocent in his total inability to behave like a normal human being. But there's the heart and soul of a hero under those geeky t-shirts. Later in the series, he's seen as cute and hot by his girlfriend Amy. One female student had a crush on him and thought that Penny had to be into him too.
** Leonard Hofstadter. He's too geeky for words, and not too great with social interaction, but he ''tries'', and it's adorable. He has a hard time to find a girlfriend, but there are some women seriously interested in him. Notably Dr Stephanie, Raj's sister Priya, a cute chick he met in a comic book store, and Sheldon's assistant. His big love Penny has moments when she definitely finds him irresistibly adorkable.
** Rajesh Koothrappali, who's so shy around girls, [[CuteMute he can't talk in their presence.]] Some girls find him interesting and cute, for instance the chick from universitz who found his ''GreenLantern'' battery really cool. And gosh, he was once hitting on SummerGlau, and she found him adorable and charming! 
** Howard's girlfriend Bernadette. She's a petite and cute woman, and her squeaky voice is adorably weird. We see on-screen her ex who is a dashing man, and Howard's friend develops a crush on her because she's always so nice to him.

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* ''Series/{{Degrassi}}'' ends up with several over the series run:
** Initially J.T. and Toby carried it. J.T. was more ''adorable'' while Toby was more ''dork'' but they both fit this. Liberty hit this too as she put a lot more effort into things than she needed, and had all the look down.
** Sav and Anya did this in Season 7, they were in love and showed it by sharing stickerbooks.
** Clare had some shades of this in Season 8, and picks them back up in Season 12 as she tries (and fails) at being mature.
** Dave, Connor, and Wesley hit this note during Season 10 as ''The three Tennors''. Attempting to be cool but overall missing the mark by miles. Yet they tried so hard, and their trying earns this trope.
** Imogen, post LadyMacbeth plot, is an odd and eccentric thing, whose far to whimsical and energetic to miss this. Saying things like 'For Realzies' and 'I must be dreaming, somebody pinch me!' with complete earnest.
** Maya is a down to earth band geek who wants to b a rock star, giving her a punky-style of dorkery that does not mesh with her age. The end result of mixing 'band geek', 'cool rock star', upbeat songs, and awkward niner? This Trope.
* Simon from ''Series/{{Firefly}}'' most definitely qualifies. The guy strikes out so many times you just wanna hug him.

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* Zack from ''Series/{{Bones}}'' fits this completely.
** Doctor Sweets as well. He's a cute, young genius who goes "squee" at dead bodies.
** Dr. Brennan herself. Cute? Check. Geeky? Check. Socially awkward? ... ask Booth about this.
** Intern Vincent Nigel-Murrey. His tendency to enthusiastically spout off interesting but useless bits of trivia is adorkable in the extreme.
* Gale from the third season of ''BreakingBad''.
* Willow, Giles, Xander and Tara of ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''.
** Also Andrew, Jonathan, and William (human Spike), plus Fred from spin-off ''Series/{{Angel}}''. Giles and Fred were also [[HotLibrarian Hot Librarians]] in the past.
** While in Buffy he was more of an dark aloof badass, in his own spinoff, Angel qualifies for this, with much humor coming from him being not knowing how to deal with his friends and social awkwardness. 
* With her [[{{Meganekko}} oversized glasses]], genuine sweetness, and [[WhenSheSmiles bright smiles]], Sister Bernadette of ''Series/CallTheMidwife'' definitely fits.
* Det. Kevin Ryan from ''{{Castle}}''
* {{Chuck}} embodies this trope - the guy is a member of the Nerd Herd for crying out loud.

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* Benton Fraser from ''Series/DueSouth'' gets much of his charm from this. While he is conventionally handsome and quite capable of going into ActionHero mode when required, his sheer earnestness, quirkiness, and lack of familiarity with the conventions of American big-city life are important defining features of his character. 
* ''Series/{{Lost}}'''s Daniel Faraday.
* Many of the male characters in ''{{Undeclared}}''. Most prominently Steven, probably because he's played by JayBaruchel, but also Marshall and Ron. On the opposite side of things, we also have [[MonicaKeena Rachel]].
* ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'': 
** Topher, especially after he starts growing a conscience.
** Bennett goes ''beyond'' this. Way, ''way'' beyond this, when she's not being AxCrazy. She's played by SummerGlau, though, so that shouldn't be a surprise.
** And wouldn't ya know it... [[spoiler: the two of them reach new heights of Adorkableness in a cute, funny romantic scene just about ten seconds before Bennett gets Jossed ]]
* ''{{Psych}}'': Both Shawn and Gus frequently exhibit this trait.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'':
** Castiel. "The voice says I'm almost out of minutes." Awww. The big baby blues don't exactly hurt.
** Sam Winchester whenever he gets excited about something, especially in the first two seasons. "I lost my shoe."
* Artie from ''Series/{{Glee}}'', and Finn (even though he's not usually dorky). This series is absolutely full of these, in part to do with its main subject matter (showtunes and high school). However, Mr. Shue deserves special mention for his love of sweater vests.
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* ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'':
** Sheldon Cooper, a man who can somehow make wearing a plaid suit almost sexy, there's something endearingly innocent in his total inability to behave like a normal human being. But there's the heart and soul of a hero under those geeky t-shirts. Later in the series, he's seen as cute and hot by his girlfriend Amy. One female student had a crush on him and thought that Penny had to be into him too.
** Leonard Hofstadter. He's too geeky for words, and not too great with social interaction, but he ''tries'', and it's adorable. He has a hard time to find a girlfriend, but there are some women seriously interested in him. Notably Dr Stephanie, Raj's sister Priya, a cute chick he met in a comic book store, and Sheldon's assistant. His big love Penny has moments when she definitely finds him irresistibly adorkable.
** Rajesh Koothrappali, who's so shy around girls, [[CuteMute he can't talk in their presence.]] Some girls find him interesting and cute, for instance the chick from universitz who found his ''GreenLantern'' battery really cool. And gosh, he was once hitting on SummerGlau, and she found him adorable and charming! 
** Howard's girlfriend Bernadette. She's a petite and cute woman, and her squeaky voice is adorably weird. We see on-screen her ex who is a dashing man, and Howard's friend develops a crush on her because she's always so nice to him.
* Douglas Fargo of ''{{Eureka}}'' - when he's not pushing the hypothetical giant red button that says DO NOT PUSH, anyway. 
** Emphasized by the introduction of Dr. Holly Marten (played by {{Felicia Day}}, personification of this trope), who even out-tropes him.
* Cody Martin of ''TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' qualified all the way up until the second season of ''TheSuiteLifeOnDeck'', wherein he TookALevelInJerkass.
* ''{{Warehouse 13}}'''s Claudia Donovan.
** Artie as well, combining this with BadassAdorable and JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
* Murdock from ''Series/TheATeam'' falls into this, mostly when he's trying out a new persona. For instance, in a Season 2 episode where the A-Team protects a cab company from being taken over by dangerous rivals, so Murdock becomes a superhero called Captain Cab and even makes a cloth mask and cape for himself, all while talking to his sock puppet, Socky. Face is terribly embarrassed by his antics and B. A. wants to murder him (more so than usual), but the way Murdock goes about it is just so darn ''cute!''
* JD from ''Series/{{Scrubs}}''. Hell, any character played by Zach Braff. Zach Braff, himself.
* The titular Malcolm from ''MalcolmInTheMiddle''.
* [[ExtravertedNerd Steve]] [[BlackAndNerdy Urkel]] from ''FamilyMatters''.
* [[AsianAndNerdy Grant Imahara]] and Adam Savage of the MythBusters. [[TheKlutz Tory Belleci]] too, more for being clumsy and kind of doofy at times, rather than nerdy or awkward.
* Dr. Wilson from ''Series/{{House}}''... despite his track record. 
** Kutner as well.
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* ''Series/{{Degrassi}}'' ends up with several over the series run:
** Initially J.T. and Toby carried it. J.T. was more ''adorable'' while Toby was more ''dork'' but they both fit this. Liberty hit this too as she put a lot more effort into things than she needed, and had all the look down.
** Sav and Anya did this in Season 7, they were in love and showed it by sharing stickerbooks.
** Clare had some shades of this in Season 8, and picks them back up in Season 12 as she tries (and fails) at being mature.
** Dave, Connor, and Wesley hit this note during Season 10 as ''The three Tennors''. Attempting to be cool but overall missing the mark by miles. Yet they tried so hard, and their trying earns this trope.
** Imogen, post LadyMacbeth plot, is an odd and eccentric thing, whose far to whimsical and energetic to miss this. Saying things like 'For Realzies' and 'I must be dreaming, somebody pinch me!' with complete earnest.
** Maya is a down to earth band geek who wants to b a rock star, giving her a punky-style of dorkery that does not mesh with her age. The end result of mixing 'band geek', 'cool rock star', upbeat songs, and awkward niner? This Trope.
* ''TheDickVanDykeShow'': Rob Petrie is definitely one of these. All the clumsiness and flubbing is just so endearing because of his sweet nature that it's entirely plausible for someone like [[MaryTylerMoore Laura Petrie]] to fall for him.

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* ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'': 
** Topher, especially after he starts growing a conscience.
** Bennett goes ''beyond'' this. Way, ''way'' beyond this, when she's not being AxCrazy. She's played by SummerGlau, though, so that shouldn't be a surprise.
** And wouldn't ya know it... [[spoiler: the two of them reach new heights of Adorkableness in a cute, funny romantic scene just about ten seconds before Bennett gets Jossed ]]
* William and Daisy from ''Series/DowntonAbbey''. Both are so sweet and innocent (and [[TheWoobie constantly being picked on]]), and Daisy's slight lisp is terribly endearing. [[spoiler: Part of why it's so sad when William dies.]]
* Josh on ''DrakeAndJosh''. Also, Craig and Eric.
* Benton Fraser from ''Series/DueSouth'' gets much of his charm from this. While he is conventionally handsome and quite capable of going into ActionHero mode when required, his sheer earnestness, quirkiness, and lack of familiarity with the conventions of American big-city life are important defining features of his character.
* Series/ElleryQueen
* Douglas Fargo of ''{{Eureka}}'' - when he's not pushing the hypothetical giant red button that says DO NOT PUSH, anyway. 
** Emphasized by the introduction of Dr. Holly Marten (played by {{Felicia Day}}, personification of this trope), who even out-tropes him.
* [[ExtravertedNerd Steve]] [[BlackAndNerdy Urkel]] from ''FamilyMatters''.
* Simon from ''Series/{{Firefly}}'' most definitely qualifies. The guy strikes out so many times you just wanna hug him
* Spike from ''Series/{{Flashpoint}}''. Always cheerful and smiling. Loves cracking jokes. Calls his anti-bomb robot "Babycakes" and treats it like a girlfriend. Check. Check. Check.
** Also, Parker. Especially if his son, whom he recently reunited with, is around.
* Bret from ''FlightOfTheConchords''.
* ''{{Frasier}}'''s little brother Niles completely qualifies.

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* Twist from ''The Fresh Beat Band.''
* Carlton from ''TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir''.
* Chandler and Ross from ''Series/{{Friends}}''.
* GameShow host BillCullen fit the "just so darn lovable" mold to a tee, especially in his early shows such as his first seasons as a ''IveGotASecret'' panelist.
* Artie from ''Series/{{Glee}}'', and Finn (even though he's not usually dorky). This series is absolutely full of these, in part to do with its main subject matter (showtunes and high school). However, Mr. Shue deserves special mention for his love of sweater vests.
* Monroe of ''Series/{{Grimm}}'' qualifies, especially when dealing with his attraction to Rosalee. Sure, he's also a BadassBookworm, but that doesn't make him any less Adorkable.
* Lilly Truscott in HannahMontana, especially in the earlier "skater girl" years.
* ''TheHardyBoysNancyDrewMysteries'': The show ''tried'' to do this to Joe Hardy in 1st season and a bit of 2nd season, when they made him wear a nerdy plaid sweater, be heavily into forensics and fingerprints and likely to start expounding on fingerprints at the drop of a hat, and he was portrayed as a socially awkward younger brother. But then the writers realized they were up against [[TeenIdol Shaun Cassidy]] and gave it up as a lost cause.
* ''Film/{{Hawking}}'' portrays the twenty-one year old Stephen Hawking this way. Picture a young {{Benedict Cumberbatch}} wearing NerdGlasses and flirting by means of science trivia.

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* ''Series/{{Lost}}'''s Daniel Faraday.
* [[HospitalHottie Lauren]] from ''Series/LostGirl.'' Murmuring "isotopes" in her sleep? D'awwwwwww. In-universe as well. Bo even states that she loves it when Lauren "totally geeks out".
* The titular Malcolm from ''MalcolmInTheMiddle''.
* ''{{Series/Mash}}'''s Radar uses BuffySpeak, knows things before they'll happen, and is the only one in camp who understands the paperwork. Henry Blake also counts.
* Neal from the TBS show ''Series/MenAtWork'', which is not surprising as he's played by Adam Busch.
* Merlin and Guinevere from ''{{Series/Merlin}}''. Put them in a scene together and the cuteness levels are off the charts.
* Doctor Lieberman on ''Series/MondayMornings'' is an attractive doctor, though not a total HospitalHottie as most of them. When Dr. Sydney Napur "makes" him invite her for a date, she and her friend Dr. Tina Ridgeway discuss whether he's dorky or not.
-->'''Sydney:''' He's not too dorky, is he?
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* Alan in ''TwoAndAHalfMen''.
* Twist from ''The Fresh Beat Band.''
* Ed from ''Series/SLiDE'' is a classic example.
* Gary Bell of ''Series/{{Alphas}}'', played by Ryan Cartwright (the same actor as Vincent Nigel-Murray from ''{{Bones}}'', above. Sweet? Check. Cute smile? Check. Nerdy? Not exactly, but he does have a [[TechnoWizard computer-related superpower]]. [[CharacterTic Unusual mannerisms]]? Check. [[NoSocialSkills Socially awkward]]? MEGA check. A lot of this is [[JustifiedTrope explained]] by having Autism, though. Even the other characters consider him TheWoobie of the group, though he is starting to outgrow that role and become more independent. ([[RunningGag They still won't let him drive, though.]])
* Josh on ''DrakeAndJosh''. Also, Craig and Eric.
* Kermit the Frog and Scooter of ''TheMuppets''. Also, [[ButtMonkey Beaker]].
* All the main characters, but special mention goes to Ethan and Rory from "MyBabysittersAVampire"
* ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'': Cosmo Kramer.
* From ''Series/TheAmazingRace'': Dave & Lori (Season 9) and Mark & Bill (Season 13).
* ''TheHardyBoysNancyDrewMysteries'': The show ''tried'' to do this to Joe Hardy in 1st season and a bit of 2nd season, when they made him wear a nerdy plaid sweater, be heavily into forensics and fingerprints and likely to start expounding on fingerprints at the drop of a hat, and he was portrayed as a socially awkward younger brother. But then the writers realized they were up against [[TeenIdol Shaun Cassidy]] and gave it up as a lost cause.
* ''Series/AustinAndAlly'': Ally would be one of the female examples of this trope on kids' television right now.
* Penelope Taynt of ''TheAmandaShow'' and her little brother.

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* Neal from the TBS show ''Series/MenAtWork'', which is not surprising as he's played by Adam Busch.
* William and Daisy from ''Series/DowntonAbbey''. Both are so sweet and innocent (and [[TheWoobie constantly being picked on]]), and Daisy's slight lisp is terribly endearing. [[spoiler: Part of why it's so sad when William dies.]]
* Roy Cropper from ''CoronationStreet''.
* ''Series/{{JAG}}'':
** Married couple Bud & Harriet.
** Chegwidden's yeoman Petty Officer Jason Tiner also qualifies.
* Not directly, but in a promo for Hulu's Morning After, the word Adorkable shows up in big letters on a whiteboard.
* Spike from ''Series/{{Flashpoint}}''. Always cheerful and smiling. Loves cracking jokes. Calls his anti-bomb robot "Babycakes" and treats it like a girlfriend. Check. Check. Check.
** Also, Parker. Especially if his son, whom he recently reunited with, is around.
* Series/ElleryQueen
* [[HospitalHottie Lauren]] from ''Series/LostGirl.'' Murmuring "isotopes" in her sleep? D'awwwwwww. In-universe as well. Bo even states that she loves it when Lauren "totally geeks out".
* With her [[{{Meganekko}} oversized glasses]], genuine sweetness, and [[WhenSheSmiles bright smiles]], Sister Bernadette of ''Series/CallTheMidwife'' definitely fits.
* Monroe of ''Series/{{Grimm}}'' qualifies, especially when dealing with his attraction to Rosalee. Sure, he's also a BadassBookworm, but that doesn't make him any less Adorkable.
* Doctor Lieberman on ''Series/MondayMornings'' is an attractive doctor, though not a total HospitalHottie as most of them. When Dr. Sydney Napur "makes" him invite her for a date, she and her friend Dr. Tina Ridgeway discuss whether he's dorky or not.
-->'''Sydney:''' He's not too dorky, is he?
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* Conner Temple from ''{{Primeval}}''.
* ''{{Psych}}'': Both Shawn and Gus frequently exhibit this trait.
* ''PushingDaisies'':
** Ned who is possibly the most bashful, nervous hero ever seen on television.
** Randy Mann.
* Dr. Sam Beckett from ''QuantumLeap''.
* The word "Adorkable" is used verbatim in [[http://www.afterellen.com/tv/recaps/rizzoli-and-isles-subtext-recap-fourteen?page=0%2C1 this (scroll to the last paragraph)]] ''RizzoliAndIsles'' recap where the author is talking about Dr. Maura Isles. And she isn't exaggerating. Maura is socially awkward but highly intelligent and beautiful, in addition to coming with a geeky adorableness that Sasha Alexander absolutely perfects.
* Samuel "Screech" Powers of SavedByTheBell.
* From ''TheSarahSilvermanProgram'', Laura Silverman's portrayal of herself. Nice to the point of being a little awkward, infinitely patient with her near-psychopathic sister, seems to live to help others (mostly her sister, but she's also an RN).
* JD from ''Series/{{Scrubs}}''. Hell, any character played by Zach Braff. Zach Braff, himself.
* ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'': Cosmo Kramer.
* JohnSimm in SexTraffic, with his cute glasses, klutziness, stutter, and darn ''niceness'', fits the bill perfectly.
* Martin Freeman's [[TheWatson John Watson]], from ''Series/{{Sherlock}}'': a BigDamnHero in an oatmeal-coloured woolly jumper. Being [[OneHeadTaller much shorter]] than the dramatic and intimidating Sherlock also helps.
** The dramatic and intimidating Sherlock himself actually has a moment of Adorkability, after [[spoiler:John proves his complete willingness to lay down his life for him]]. Probably the only [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming adorable]] thing Sherlock's ever done.
-->'''Sherlock:''' [[BuffySpeak That, uh...thing you...that you did, that you, uh...offered to do... That was, um... good]].
** [[BigBad Jim Moriarty]] seems to deliberately invoke this trope; being diminutive in stature, large-eyed, and Irish (with the sing-song accent to match) definitely helps. He makes ridiculous expressions and speaks in a very soft voice...only to charmingly follow it up with a creative, chilling threat.
* Ed from ''Series/SLiDE'' is a classic example.
* ''Series/StargateAtlantis'' fans have been credited before with coining this term for Rodney [=McKay=] and the actor who plays him David Hewlett. And he's not the first in the ''Stargate'' 'verse: the term easily applies to Daniel Jackson, resident civilian [[TheWoobie Woobie]], MrFanservice, CunningLinguist and ancient culture expert. He becomes more physically competent and appears far less geeky as the series goes on, however.
* The alien, in the form of Paul Forrester, in ''{{Series/Starman}}''.
* Cody Martin of ''TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' qualified all the way up until the second season of ''TheSuiteLifeOnDeck'', wherein he TookALevelInJerkass.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'':
** Castiel. "The voice says I'm almost out of minutes." Awww. The big baby blues don't exactly hurt.
** Sam Winchester whenever he gets excited about something, especially in the first two seasons. "I lost my shoe."
* Stiles Stilinski, our favourite hyperactive bench-bound lacrosse player in ''Series/TeenWolf''.
* Peter Capaldi, a.k.a. Malcolm Tucker of ''TheThickOfIt''. Listen to the commentaries, realize he's a huge geek with knobby knees, and your head asplode. It asplode even more when you learn that Malcolm Tucker's GirlyRun 
[[http://www.avclub.com/articles/peter-capaldi,30792/ isn't an act]].
* Hannah from ''Series/ToddAndTheBookOfPureEvil'' is actually quite cute despite being socially awkward and a huge science nerd. Plus, she's a redhead.
* Tosh from ''Series/{{Torchwood}}''. And, very briefly, a thoroughly brainwashed Owen who was forced to have Tosh' personality for a few days. 
* Alan in ''TwoAndAHalfMen''.
* Henry from ''UglyBetty''.
* Many of the male characters in ''{{Undeclared}}''. Most prominently Steven, probably because he's played by JayBaruchel, but also Marshall and Ron. On the opposite side of things, we also have [[MonicaKeena Rachel]].
* ''{{Warehouse 13}}'''s Claudia Donovan.
** Artie as well, combining this with BadassAdorable and JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
* Zeke of ''WizardsOfWaverlyPlace''.
** His girlfriend Harper Finkle as well.

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