23 geeky characters fans can't help but love

All of the Ghostbusters had their unique nerd centricities, but Egon wore his geek crown a little more than the others — just a smidge.

Geeks tend not to fit in with the cool kids, and for Daria, that was okay. This ‘90s sarcasm icon will forever be revered for naturally going against the grain.

Andy gave everyone 40 and above with the same status a lot of hope.

The world loves a geek with an alternative twist.

When People Magazine  breaks down the “Sexiest Men Ever…” and Harrison Ford in the ‘80s is No. 1, no one will be shocked.

Oliver Queen would just be a rich dude with a bow and arrow if it weren’t for Felicity Smoak running the entire operation with her tech skills.

This geek isn’t just a regular geek; he’s an iconic one.

Hermione Granger was out there having to deal with Harry Potter’s drama, a relationship with Ron, being muggle-born, and still managed to be Hogwart’s premier student. The boys could never.

Not everyone in Silicon Valley is a tech bro. Many are just overly anxious people like Richard Hendricks, who invented the new internet.

Lisa is one of the most integral characters ever to hit the small screen. An eight-year-old feminist who has stood her ground on many issues over the years, including animal rights.

Spidey is somewhat of a scientist himself.

For all the cryptid nerds out there.

McLovin lived the ultimate high school nerd fantasy alongside two police officers who should have never been hired.

Geeks aren’t just those who are really into math and comics but also animal life. It would be weird if she could talk to animals, but she didn’t want to know a lot about them.

The Big Bang Theory was geek-central, but arguably, Sheldon was the face of the show. So much so that he even got a spinoff that showcased just how nerdy he was as a kid, too, on Young Sheldon.

Mystery Inc. would be riding around aimlessly without Velma there to do the heavy lifting.

Randall was the bookworm of "The Big 3" on This Is Us, and while he became a senator - let’s not forget when the show started, he was a…weather trader. What?!

Topanga Lawrence went from the kooky girl in class to everyone’s first crush on Boy Meets World, but the one thing that remained the same about her character wasn’t just her love of Cory but her intellect.

The man not only built a machine that shrunk his kids but also one that then made his baby a giant that terrorized Las Vegas and then went and shrunk himself and his wife.

Zooey Deschanel put the term “adorkable” on the map in the ‘00s when New Girl premiered.

The Freaks were considered the “cool” kids, but looking back, Neal, Bill, and Sam were actually the crowd most would’ve wanted to hang out with.

An entire village sang a song about how weird Belle was all because she liked to read.

Long before he was Lizzie McGuire’s dad, Robert Carradine was repping as one of the boldest dorks ever to hit the big screen in Revenge of the Nerds.