Vaishnavi Kumar
We've grown up watching tv shows and we still do, relationships on screen is something that we all love to see come alive even though it's not real. Here's a list of some of the most loved dads on television!
Phil Dunphy has to be one of the best dads on Modern television. He's always been a hands on dad, ready to take on the world for his kids and he always lets his children dream and follow them.
Although Homer could be easily characterised as a bad dad, he's actually a very loving one because in the end of the day he'd do anything for them.
Adam's a stand up guy and a great dad. From organizing family outings to dealing with son Max's Asperger's syndrome, or somehow finding the money to send Haddie to the college of her dreams, Adam's earned his spot at the top of the list.
The relationship between Joe West and Barry Allen delineates the perfect modern father and son bond. There is clear love, respect, and communication that many parents would pay considerable money to enjoy. Again and again, Joe Allen offers his guidance and support and makes the effort to understand who his adoptive son is becoming.
Hank does a fantastic job of teaching his son Bobby the meaning of hard work, dedication, loyalty to friends and family, the importance of Dallas Cowboys football and Texas pride, and of course, the stupidity of political correctness.
Mitch and Cam wouldn't be the most perfect people but they are the most perfect dads ever! Mitch keeps things stable while Cam makes sure their daughter will forever be surrounded by clowns and balloons and fun!
When Jack stumbled into Eureka with his rebellious teen, staying was the last thing on his mind. Now, not only is he Sheriff, he's a devoted dad and surrogate dad to Allison's two kids.
Frank is strong as a family patriarch but he's also loving. He's a best friend and confidant to daughter Erin while a sounding board and example for sons Danny and Jamie.
Henry's dream may have been to have a son who became a cop but his unorthodox ways still shaped son Shawn's career. Being a police psychic may not be exactly what Henry had hoped for but it's certainly given this father / son duo a different way to bond.
Castle plays the cool, fun dad but he can get very protective and has given his beloved daughter a safe place to always be a kid while giving her the confidence to become a stunning young woman.
An ambivert with a belief that being comfortable in one's own skin is a super power.
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