South Park I've watched the most, so easy choice for me.

South Park wins 3-1-1

Let’s get this classic binary out of the way, I think I may have asked it here once many years ago

I’ve never had either but I’m pretty sure I’d be a cat person, I usually avoid dogs when I see them on the street

Meowers. Dogs are cute but way too needy.

Didn't originally care for cats but once I got one became to love them, however still love dogs more.

I’ve got issues with cats, one reason being I’m massively allergic to most of them, but also I don’t like their attitude and judgmental superior vibes. I’m a dog lover and whisperer through and through.

This is a tough one. Though I'd still go for cats because I grew up with them and sort of admire their collective personality of thinking their shit doesn't stink, I have become very fond of dogs in recent weeks. I'm planning to get a dog sometime in the future.

Next one is the Algren special

Cats wins 3-2

I have some blind spots when it comes to Stallone filmography. Arnold it is.

Enough easy pick: Arnold.

Stallone might be a better dramatic actor, but I think Arnold can counter that with his comedic chops.

Stallone choosing to do a Samaritan sequel is almost enough to choose Arnie in this poll, lol. But seriously, I prefer Stallone from the 70s thru 2000s to Arnie, but in recent years Arnie goes from strength to strength, and I prefer him now. Stallone is just way more fake than Arnold, and he feels like clinging to fame more than Arnold who is just being himself, content with his legacy. Everything is carefully curated for Stallone, such as his new autofellatio documentary, whereas Arnold doesn't have that. Arnold feels more genuine. Bigger, bolder, wiser, and more real. And there are some specific things in recent years that have soured me on Stallone, such as his whining about the Winklers taking his creation even though he sold it to them(!), pushing his fucking daughters as if they're the Kardashians, and doing shitty films like the aforementioned Samaritan and Expend4bles, Backtrace, Escape Plan: Hades, and The Extractors just for a payday.

Tulsa King was good, though Arnold has FUBAR so they're equal in that regard. If we're talking right now as the people they are now then I plump for Arnold. If we're talking entire career then it's Stallone, though not discounting Arnold's incredible career either. It's tight.

Arnold wins 3-0

We’ll do one more in honor of Perry’s death and then maybe take a break

Close to a tie for me but I guess I’ll vote Friends, I like the mix of personalities.

Seinfeld for me, I never could get into Friends. something about it didn’t work for me.

My heart says Friends, my head says Seinfeld.

Friends easy, because favorite when growing up and unlike Friends I didn't watch Seinfeld in its entirety yet.

I feel like Seinfield is better, but I have enjoyed Friends more in that I have actually seen all of it as opposed to just a few episodes.

Seinfeld. Seasons 2-7 are greatness (8 and 9 less so).

So quotable. So many classic moments.

It is also the reason NBC went looking for another 20 somethings friends in NYC show which resulted in Friends.

I love Friends too. Just starting my first full rewatch in perhaps a decade.

Seinfeld does dip in the later season ls after Larry left the show. Still some gems though. The Car Dealership is one of my favs. "They were all twix. It was a set up!"

Seinfeld wins 5-4 in one of the closest polls yet.

I disagree, think the mania of 7-9 holds up with the best of even today. 3-7 is much better because there’s a little more depth to them, but it’s a near perfect series so rating A+ is kind of personal taste.

I would have done Frosty vs Rudolph for Christmas but I made that thread in some year past, so we'll go with a simple color battle.

Green for me

Red easy

Interesting…

Growing up, certainly green would take the cake. It was a cool color and this was magnified by the Green Power Ranger of all things. It just was a fun slimy color that was not common in common indoor items. Red on the other hand was the Red Ranger and was just such a standard color. Sports teams were red, it was a common color to see, and frankly too close to pink.

As time grew on I grew away from green towards purple and eventually blue, and green suddenly seemed less interesting, especially after moving south where green was around all the time in leaves and grass and other plants and things. Meanwhile red started to pop. It has such a powerful hue to, and can really make certain things stand out.

It is why, even though I associate green more with Christmas, I have to chose Red as the winner of this question.