Greatest Only Murders In The Building Characters of All Time
Howard Morris or Charles-Haden Savage
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Why This Battle Matters
Can the quirky charm of Howard Morris outshine the seasoned gravitas of Charles-Haden Savage? This isn't just a battle; it's a stark contrast of whimsy against wisdom in the Only Murders In The Building Characters league. Howard, with his offbeat antics and surprising depth, represents a fresh, unconventional approach. In the other corner, Charles embodies the classic, thoughtful protagonist whose every move seems steeped in nostalgia and subtlety. At stake? More than bragging rights — it's a question of cultural resonance and redefining greatness. Will fans lean towards innovation or tradition?
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How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Charles-Haden Savage over Howard Morris when it comes to the greatest Only Murders In The Building Characters of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Charles-Haden Savage 100.0% of the time over Howard Morris.
Across all battles:
Charles-Haden Savage win rate: 76.9%
Howard Morris win rate: 35.5%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the 'Greatest Only Murders In The Building Characters of All Time' league?
While Howard and Charles are battling it out, don't forget about Mabel Mora! She's currently the top contender over at the GOAT List. Her style, mystery-solving skills, and connection with the audience really set her apart.
Why is this matchup between Howard Morris and Charles-Haden Savage so close?
This matchup is super close because Howard and Charles appeal to different aspects of the show's fanbase. Howard, with his mysterious and slightly eccentric ways, contrasts sharply with Charles's more grounded, leading-man charisma. Fans are torn because they each bring something unique to the table.
Who is better: Howard Morris or Charles-Haden Savage?
It's a real nail-biter! Fans are split right down the middle on Howard Morris versus Charles-Haden Savage. Each character brings their own quirky charm to 'Only Murders in the Building,' making it tough for fans to decide who takes the top spot.