Greatest Iconic TV Duos of All Time
Bert & Ernie (Sesame Street) or Sam & Dean Winchester (Supernatural)
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Why This Battle Matters
What happens when the shadows of Supernatural's Sam & Dean meet the sunny streets of Bert & Ernie's Sesame? This isn't just a battle, it's a confluence where dark meets light, where complex narratives entwine with simple joys. Sam and Dean, with their brotherly bonds forged in fire and brimstone, stand in stark contrast to the warm, fuzzy camaraderie of Bert and Ernie. The stakes? It's about more than just who tops the chart; it's a battle for the soul of duo dynamics. Which values will prevail—is it the depth of gritty, supernatural resilience or the comforting, cheerful reliability of childhood icons?
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Bert & Ernie (Sesame Street) over Sam & Dean Winchester (Supernatural) when it comes to the greatest Iconic TV Duos of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Bert & Ernie (Sesame Street) 71.4% of the time over Sam & Dean Winchester (Supernatural).
Across all battles:
Bert & Ernie (Sesame Street) win rate: 56.4%
Sam & Dean Winchester (Supernatural) win rate: 25.5%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the Greatest Iconic TV Duos of All Time league?
Lucy & Ethel from 'I Love Lucy' hold the top spot right now. You can see how all the duos stack up on the GOAT List.
What's the big deal with this matchup between Sam & Dean Winchester and Bert & Ernie?
This matchup has everyone talking because it's a clash of completely different TV worlds. We've got Sam & Dean's intense, supernatural adventures against Bert & Ernie's cozy, educational skits. It's a nostalgia showdown between fans of epic narratives and those who cherish childhood lessons.
Why are Bert & Ernie dominating Sam & Dean Winchester in this voting round?
Bert & Ernie are crushing it because fans of all ages connect with their timeless charm and whimsical friendship that's been a staple of childhood for generations. They represent a comforting part of many viewers' early lives, which gives them a strong emotional edge in the voting.