"Facts of Life" was a spin-off to the sitcom "Diff'rent Strokes", where Charlotte Rae played the housekeeper, Mrs. Garrett
the show was called facts of life
Passions
There doesn't seem to be a series simply named 'Pride', aside from the Japanese series & there isn't a character named Mr. Collins in that show.
The fictional town of Hill Valley from the Back to the Future movies is located in California. In reality there is no town or city in California named Hill Valley.
Doug
The Vampire Diaries - Matt Donovan Awkward - Matty Mckibben Those are all i can think of at the moment.
Blossom
There is no popular television series that features a human character named Karr. However, there is a car prototyped named KARR (Knight Rider). It was a character in the tv show Knight Riders.
Welcome back, Kotter.
Jaga was one of the main characters on the 1980s cartoon ThunderCats. The character was voiced by Earl Hammond in the original series. The character also featured in the 2011 remake of the cartoon.
Seven
Hellraiser
There is a character named Cornelia in the Disney Italia comic series W.I.T.C.H.
The sketch comedy television series Saturday Night Live featured a sketch about the fictional motivational speaker Matt Foley. The character is irritating, clumsy, and has a short temper. Each sketch put him into a speaking situation that often works out in the end.
Freddy "Rerun" Stubbs was a character on the TV show What's Happening!!.
The character Fenchurch appears in "So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish," the fourth book in Douglas Adams' "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" series. Fenchurch is a love interest for the protagonist, Arthur Dent, and plays a key role in the story.
no but he does have an older sister named tootie
The movie you are thinking of is "Barton Fink", 1991. The character was played by Judy Davis.