History NiceGuy / LiveActionTV

** Most of the [[BigGood Stark family]], be it Ned, Robb, Bran, or Jon [[HeroicBastard Snow]]. Ned is shown to be [[HundredPercentAdorationRating greatly respected and admired]] by the smallfolk under his care, many of whom are still loyal to the Starks, [[spoiler:long after most of them have been wiped out.]] He was so nice that he even tried to protect Cersei's children, despite them being incest born and their family being enemies to the Starks. Ned is easily one of the most honorable characters in the series. Robb is an overall warm, righteous and compassionate man, rare traits for the leaders of The War of the Five Kings. Jon is definitely a Stark in all but name and is widely considered one of the most compassionate and moral characters in the CrapsackWorld that is Westeros, though not without his prideful moments. Bran is following the footsteps of Robb, Jon, and his father in terms of how nice he is.

* ''Series/BlackMirror'': Cooper from "Playtest". For once we get a ''Black Mirror'' protagonist who isn't a VillainProtagonist or an awful person in need of a lesson, but instead we get a quirky, friendly and well-adjusted guy who's only flaw is not checking back with his mother. [[spoiler:This makes his horrific fate by technology-induced MindRape all the more tragic.]]

* ''Series/{{Warehouse 13}}'': Steve Jinks is a genuinely kind, good natured man who very quickly slots into the family dynamic of the show. He's barely on the show for two episodes before he and Claudia become inseparable to the point where he essentially becomes her substitute big brother.

* ''[[Series/WonderWoman1975 Wonder Woman]]'': Steve Trevor in spades. War hero (constantly referred as such in Season 1). Fighter jock ("The New, Original Wonder Woman", "The Feminum Mystique", and others). Rose Bowl (presumably winning) quarterback ("Fausta, the Nazi Wonder Woman"). Tall, handsome, gleaming smile (literally true in the opening credits of Season 1), and will sacrifice his entire career and risk his life for Wonder Woman without hesitation ("Fausta, the Nazi Wonder Woman").

* ''Series/ManhattanLoveStory'': Dana is always sweet and caring, beating up on herself when she does anything even slightly bad while letting other people get their way often as where it's also detrimental.

** Though he goes over the top at times, he's trying genuinely to help his students and be inclusive of everybody. E.g., his reaction upon learning Aneesa's a Muslim is immediately offering her a prayer rug and a place to pray if she wants.

%% ** A large portion of the male cast is made up of {{Nice Guy}}s, but those that stand out in particular are Will, Finn, Ken, Blaine, Artie, and Sam. Though it's worth noting that Finn, Will and Ken, in particular, are easily read as {{Deconstruction}}s of the Nice Guy trope instead.

** Walter, as introduced in ''Film/TheMuppets'', is a friendly, soft-spoken and all in all super-nice guy.

** Kermit himself [[BewareTheNiceOnes isn't without his]] {{Berserk Button}}s and he does [[TookALevelInJerkass Take a Level in Jerkass]] in the first few episodes of ''Series/TheMuppets'' (though he does get better after that), but he's a generally nice frog who serves as TheHeart of the Muppets.

** Gonzo isn't the sanest of Muppets, but he's more often than not a nice and loyal guy. The only time he's ever held the JerkassBall was ''Film/MuppetsMostWanted'', but even then, it was due to the influence of the main villains.