Ok, this is sort of cheating, since Cordelia's Honor is the compilation of two books: Shards of Honor and Barrayar. These are part of the Vorkosigan series by Lois McMaster Bujold, which is way up there in my list of favorite series. In approximately two years' time, I've read Cordelia's Honor about 8 times. My next most frequently read book is McSpadden's Robin Hood, which I read five times in around four years.

For anybody who's seen my room, this probably comes as a shocker. Just because my rug, my desk lamp, my sheets, blanket, and bedspread, my coat, my bookbag, my towels, and a goodly portion of my wardrobe are green, visitors might have been led to believe my favorite color is purple. Which isn't that bad a deduction, since it is my second favorite color. Black is a close third.

Runners up include (in no particular order) : Vorkosigan series by Lois McMaster Bujold, Renshai series by Mickey Zucker Reichart, Bifrost Guardians by Mickey Zucker Reichart, Alliance of Light and Shadow by Janny Wurts, Belgariad/Mallorean by David Eddings, Burglar books by Lawrence Block, Nero Wolfe books by Rex Stout, Psi Corps Trilogy (Babylon 5) by Gregory Keyes, Zahn Trilogy (Star Wars) by Timothy Zahn, X-Wing series (Star Wars) by Michael Stackpole, Phule books by Robert Asprin, Stainless Steel Rat books by Harry Harrison, and I'll also include the Baby Sitter's Club by Ann Martin, The Hardy Boys by Dixon, and Nancy Drew by Carolyn Keene because I read so many when I was younger.

Also, its sister show, Crusade. No doubt the best show in existance. Great characters, great story, great everything. Only thing that's not so great is that there are no new episodes coming. However, there will be another sister show, The Rangers, coming out soon, so I'm looking forward to that. Runners up include Alias, Alias Smith and Jones, Quantum Leap, Hogan's Heroes, and Early Edition.

Same deal as with series (no order): Shawshank Redemption, Princess Bride, Star Wars (collectively or singly), Prince of Egypt, Hunchback of Notre Dame (disney animated), Robin Hood (disney animated), Grosse Pointe Blank, Zorro with Duncan Reiger, The Mask of Zorro, and The Witness with Harrison Ford. (There are probably others, but I can't think of them right now, so I guess they're not, huh?)

Although, I do know who my favorite is, the rest deserve mention as well, so here they are in more or less my order of favor: Alfred Bester (B5), Hannibal Heyes (Alias Smith and Jones), Al Calavicci (QL), Qui-Gon Jinn (SW), Vir Cotto (B5), Talon Kardde (SW), Max Eilerson (B5/Crusade), Sam Beckett (QL), Colbey Calistinson (Renshai), Wedge Antilles (SW), Aral Vorkosigan (Vorkosigan), Marcus Cole (B5), Miles Vorkosigan (Vorkosigan), Silk (Belgariad), Major Hochstedder (Hogan's Heroes), Peter Newkirk (Hogan's Heroes), Taizar Medakan (Bifrost), Captain Gideon (B5/Crusade), Robert Hogan (Hogan's Heroes), Diego de la Vega (Mask of Zorro), Lt. Matheson (B5/Crusade), Inigo Montoya (Princess Bride), Diego de la Vega (Zorro), Arithon s'Falenn (Wurts), Westley (Princess Bride), Ekatarin Vorvaine Vorsoisson (Vorkosigan), Cordelia Naismith Vorkosigan (Vorkosigan), King Urgit (Belgariad), Severus Snape (Harry Potter), Gary Hobson (Early Edition), Filipe (Zorro), Ivan Vorpatril (Vorkosigan), Jeffrey Sinclair (B5), Andy Duphraine (Shawshank), Chuck Fishman (Early Edition), Susan Ivanova (B5), Mearn s'Brydion (Wurts), Vizinni (Princess Bride), Tae Kahn (Renshai), Belgarath (Belgariad), Mat Cathoune (Wheel of Time), and finally, out of order, Robin Hood. I don't really know where to put him.

Same deal as with series (no order): Brandy (you're a fine girl) by Looking Glass; Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald and Cherokee Bend by Gordon Lightfoot; Rough Draft by Einstien's Little Homonculous; There were Roses by John Whelan; Gypsies, Tramps, and Theives by Cher; Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan; Goodbye Earl by the Dixie Chicks; Sound of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel; Tanglewood Tree, Follow, and Hometown by Chris and Meredith Thompson; Bad News Cafe by Gideon Freudmann; Kyrie by Mr. Mister; Christians and the Pagans by Dar Williams, Shiver My Timbers from Muppet Treasure Island; Confrontation from Les Miserables; Lord of the Dance; and the Beatles get an honorable mention for Paperback Writer.

Same as with characters: John Cusack, Harrison Ford, Tim Robbins, Anthony Hopkins, Liam Neeson, Walter Koenig, Cary Elwes, (Broadway: Colm Wilkinson)