Is there a celebrity that is universally loved on datalounge?

I can't think of anyone to be perfectly honest. Paul Rudd?

it's tough. Dolly Parton? There are some jokes, but I don't think anyone actually dislikes her.

Donald Trump.

r2 Fuck Dolly Parton

You forgot to sign your post at R3, Mr. Trump.

Obama!

Vivian Vance - bien sûr.

Jan Hooks.

We do this same fucking thread every week.

fine, cept r4

Tom Hiddleston. Gets the pity vote every time.

I admit I've never heard anything nasty being said about Jean Smart around here.

r8 Oh, good one! Though I did manage to find this comment from 2015 in one of many Jan Hooks threads with minimum effort:

[quote]As awful as Dunn was (and is) to deal with, Hooks was the real deal- a pure cunt, through and through.

😄

Joan Steffend

Will Greer ain't so much hatred as mocked.

Hate that bitch Betty White.

Bonnie Franklin

Jan Hooks, Catherine O'Hara

Bea Arthur, beloved Shemale.

Sir Ian McKellen

Shelley Hack

I wanted to say McKellen but I'm pretty sure he's been roasted a couple of times because of some of his more controversial comments.

Catherine O'Hara is another good one.

Elizabeth Montgomery

Suzanne Pleshette

Julianne Moore, seriously.

Julianne Moore universally beloved, really? Bitch, I for one don't love her. 🤨

I don't even like her all that much, actually.

Patsy Cline

I think one of her husbands was a rumored gay, according to dl, that shouldn't garner so much sympathy on dl, and what kind of life was that then?

The Landers Sisters.

Bill Clinton

Tilda Swinton.

Judith Light.

Tina Turner.

ah yes, Tina. Beyond criticism. If you don't loves you some Tina Turner you are just lost.

Patty Duke.

Alisan Porter

I think Paracelsus is of pretty spotless reputation around here.

Then again, he is never mentioned. That's the only way

I distinctly recall both Swinton and Turner (see link) getting shat on, with Turner rarely and Swinton fairly regularly. So that takes them both out of the running, unfortunately. Same goes for Maggie Smith, Judy Davis, Patrick Stewart, Eva Green... if you can believe it. All gems, the lot of them! I even recall someone counting on John fucking Lithgow. Can you imagine?

Lisa Kudrow, perhaps?

Datalounge adores Alisan Porter.

*someone CUNTING on John Lithgow, that is

Keanu

It's between Olivia Newton John and Virginia Graham

Bugs Bunny, our first drag superstar.

Me! Everyone loves me here! I'm really handsome and rich, so I'm popular with the gays.

Nothing is universally loved on DataLounge.

Although she's not mentioned often, there seems to be a genuine fondness for Bea Benaderet. I can't recall seeing any negative comments about her.

Angela Lansbury?

Carol Burnett is genuinely (and rightly,) beloved.

yeah, hard to argue with carol burnett. seriously, try.

James Dean, Marilyn Monroe

Another vote for Bea Benaderat

R43 , Bea Benederet hated homosexuals , and Was very rude to Nancy Kulp .

Margaret Hamilton

Billie Burke

Ann B. Davis

Nancy Walker. Where is the goddamn love!!!

William Frawley

Valerie Harper.

Agnes Moorehead

Phyllis diller or Vincent Price

^^And Vincent Price's wife, the actress Coral Browne.

Does anyone hate Diane Keaton?

Thelma Ritter

r48 Marilyn was junkie trash

Note that all of the people being named are White

Lawrence Well and his Musicale Family

r62 ok Sidney Poitier, no one hates him

Cicely Tyson, Della Reese, Forrest Whitaker,

Sade.

The beloved and much missed Michelle Obama.

After Albert Finney died, we had a good long thread about him. No slams, which is unusual for us.

Art Linkletter.

Angela Lansbury?

Dot.

Bea Benaderet was a loser. She was an unfunny third banana who could not carry her own show. Yes, she was guest starred in many classic sitcoms but she was comedy filler. She didn't have Eve Arden's withering looks or Lucy's physicality or Vivian Vance's believability. She was just available, apparently.

Leonard Nimoy. Such BDF. He turned me gay as a youngun.

Chris Meloni. Well, maybe a few years back.

Rock Hudson

James Garner

Paul Newman

Delta Burke

Kirsten Dunst seemed to get a lot of love on her thread.

[quote]Bea Benaderet was a loser. She was an unfunny third banana who could not carry her own show.

You couldn't be more wrong. She was the star of the long-running "Petticoat Junction," which Paul Henning created for her. When she died and June Lockhart replaced her as the "lady M.D.," the show went down the crapper.

Me, bitches.

Jean Smart

Valerie Cherish

Gregory Peck

Me, I'm universally loved, I'm easy to get along with, everyone adores me. I'm a saint. People mistake the behaviour of a character I played once as actually being mine! I know, it's ridiculous. I don't even mind wire hangers.

^^But what DL wants to know, Ms. Dunaway, is how you feel about little homosexual boys.

r84 Oh, I adore them! My hair just couldn't cope without my gay boys. No one colors and cuts like they do. They're good with antiques too.

Hattie McDaniel

Valerie Cherish for the win!

Alan Rickman

Ken Howard

Hattie McDaniel is a good one too

r89 Can't you read? Your comprehension skills fail you

Whats your point r90? Why can't I read?

r91 Hattie McDaniel was mentioned a few posts up from yours

Uh yeah, that's exactly why I posted that she's a good one.

Thelma Ritter

Baphomet

How do we feel about Kim Novak, Deborah Kerr, or Dame Angela Lansbury? Viola Davis?

Suzanne Pleshette

Bernadette

David Hyde Pierce

I would guess Katherine Graham, Julia Child, and Ella Fitzgerald.

[quote] [R91] Hattie McDaniel was mentioned a few posts up from yours

Maybe he had blocked that poster.

Ben Whishaw

Do politicians count? When Ann Richards died, there was a very nice thread here.

The Whore of Babylon

Nick Stahl. Every time I've seen a thread about him here, it's always been full of lovely sentiments. His imdb page shows that he is finally working again!

Lisa Kudrow is pretty popular.

Never heard a bad word about Mary Tyler Moore. Alan Alda is apparently a lovely man. Jim Jabors. Elizabeth Montgomery

Richard Chamberlain seems nice and genuine and used to post on DataLounge.

Stevie Nicks. Even the person who started the whole "kicked a child in the cuntbone" story was a huge fan.

R109 again. I have to retract my answer of "Stevie Nicks". Just remembered that a few folks blamed her for Lindsey's recent removal from the band.

Neil Patrick Harris! An out gay man and respected, multi-talented performer.

We don't talk about them all that much here but when we do, I've never heard an unkind word about either of them. I nominate-

Ann-Margret

Hayley Mills

oh vhrist, Haley Mills shit me something chronic as Pollyanna and in The Parent Trap

[Quote]After Albert Finney died, we had a good long thread about him. No slams, which is unusual for us.

Yes, and he deserved all the tributes. Terrific actor, although somewhat under-appreciated compared to his peers. I remember being surprised when Natalie Cole died and there was an outpouring of affection on DL and no one said anything nasty about her. Until then I'd had no idea so many gay people liked Natalie. I assumed she was strictly a hetero favorite.

The obsessive fan repeatedly suggesting the awful Lisa Kudrow deserves to be slapped viciously. Kudrow is an unfunny, one-note hack who somehow lucked out and ended up on a show that turned out to be extremely popular in spite of being bland, overrated, badly written rubbish. She and her tired schtick need to be sent into forced retirement. Even the sight of this hideous bitch is enough to make me lunge for the remote. Can't stand this shrill heifer.

Hmmm, guess Lisa Kudrows out......

James Garner had a very nice tribute here when he died.

Louise Mandrell

Alice Pearce.

. . . and Marion Lorne.

If it isn't Maggie Smith I'm gonna slap a bitch!

....

Bernie, Madonna, Meghan Markle, Greta.

I second, third and fourth the GREAT Thelma Ritter.

Thelma Ritter made every movie she was in better.