Freudian Trio/Live Action TV

Ace Lightning

• Sparx — Fiery, energetic, always jumping into action without thinking, cocky — Id
• Ace Lightning — Idealistic, naive,courageous, fails to understand human emotions, the leader - Ego.
  • (Except when he gets human emotions and goes a bit Id on us).
• Random Virus -Has a Split Personality and is constantly struggling between the two. — Superego.

Also for the human characters.

• Mark Hollander — Main protagonist. Helps the Knights to stay in hiding. Sometimes really just wants a normal life but works out that ain't gonna happen — Ego
• Chuck Mugel Eats like whoa, intelligent, later jumps at the call and becomes the techno geek of the team — Id with a twist of superego.
• Samantha Thompson — Protagonist's girlfriend, kind of wants the weird life events that are taking place in front of her, but hidden. — Superego.
  • Samantha later replaced by Kat Adams who's more — Ego.

The Adventures of Brisco County Jr

• Brisco County Jr. — leader (Ego)
• Socrates Poole — thought (Superego)
• Lord Bowler — action (Id)

All in The Family"

• Archie: Loud, Brash, Jerk with a Heart of Gold, Will make an arguement any chance he gets especially with intellectuals, Book Dumb (Id)
• Michael: Intellectual, Very Opinionated, Quite Socially Conscious, Very vocal against Conservative views, often snarks against those who antagonize him (Superego)
• Edith: Warm, Motherly, can be a bit ditzy but is not stupid, a very good moral center especially for Archie (Ego)

And whenever Gloria is involved depending on the episode she has played all of these roles at least once.

American Idol — Early Seasons

• Randy Jackson: provides a balance between the two extremes (Ego)
• Simon Cowell: Critical, finds something bad to say 90% of the time (Superego)
• Paula Abdul: Supporting, finds something good to say 90% of the time (Id)

Angel (in the first couple of seasons):

• Wesley — Intellectual, ineffectual (Superego)
• Angel — Leader, balanced (Ego)
• Cordelia — Insensitive, acquisitive (Id)

The Classic Battlestar Galactica

• Apollo — The most moralizing (Superego)
• Starbuck — The most emotional and desire driven (Id)
• Boomer — Tries to balance out the other two (Ego)

Big Wolf on Campus (from Season 2 on):

• Tommy (Ego)
• Merton (Id)
• Lori (Superego)

Bonanza:

• Little Joe (Id)
• Hoss (Ego)
• Ben or Adam (Superego)

• The Trio
  • Jonathan — generally good and unrelenting (superego)
  • Andrew — easily susceptible to whatever the others demand (ego)
  • Warren — overpoweringly dominant and evil (definitely id)

Burn Notice:

• Sam: Moralizer (well, relatively), ex-Navy SEAL, consistent (Superego)
• Michael: Ex-CIA, mediates between Sam and Fi (Ego)
• Fiona: Former IRA Agent, smuggler, on a short fuse (Id)

Charmed:

Season 1-3:

• Prue Halliwell — protective, (relative) reasonable (Superego)
• Piper Halliwell — mediating between the other two (Ego)
• Phoebe Halliwell — impulsive, emotional (Id)

Early Season 4 (Because of the shift in sister status they were learning to develp new roles):

• Piper Halliwell — Reserved, critical (Superego)
• Phoebe Halliwell — Mediater between the young Paige and the critical Piper (Ego)
• Paige Matthews — Young, impulsive, emotional (Id)

Eventually the sisters settled into these roles. Seasons (majority of) 4-8:

• Piper Halliwell — reserved, critical (Superego)
• Phoebe Halliwell — impulsive, emotional (Id)
• Paige Matthews — ambitious (Ego)

In "Which Prue Is It, Anyway?", Prue uses a spell that create two duplicates, and to distinguish them, they each wear different colored sweaters:

• Real Prue (black sweater): Superego
• Prue 1 (pink sweater): Ego
• Prue 2 (blue sweater): Id

Chou Sei Shin Series:

• Chou Sei Kantai Sazer X (pre-Shark)
  • Takuto Ando: Ego
  • Ado: Superego
  • Kane Lucano: Id

• Gen Sei Shin Justiriser
  • Shouta Date: Id
  • Shinya Hiraga: Superego
  • Yuka Sanada: Ego

Chuck:

• Chuck: Usually the moral voice, the one who wants to help people rather than view everything as a mission. (Superego)
• Casey: Violent. Impulsive. Usually angry. Usually at Chuck. (Id)
• Walker: A professional, less emotionally involved than Chuck and (although capable with the ass-kicking) less violent than Casey. Tends to moderate between their extremes. (Ego)
• In practice, though, the trio can switch roles as necessary, though Casey is almost always the Id, with Chuck sometimes moderating between Casey and Walker.
  • It could be argued that Chuck, while more intelligent than Casey, is the id, as his emotions and especially his feelings for Sarah almost always cause the missions to come dangerously close to failure. Casey, while aggressive, is disciplined and dedicated to national security above all else.

Coupling:

• Patrick: Only cares about sex. Always the last to understand the moralities/neuroses of others, if ever. (Id)
• Jeff/Oliver: Completely overwhelmed by thoughts about what others think, too concerned about relating to others properly to ever relate to others successfully. (Superego)
• Steve: A balance between the two. Has both of their problems sometimes, but can actually overcome them. (Ego)

Also the girls:

• Jane (id) — completely self absorbed and self centered
• Sally (superego) — constantly worried about how she looks/ how people see her/ what people will think about her
• Susan (ego) — sensible down-to-earth balance between both.

"Criminal Minds":

The Girls:

• JJ: Ego (as Media Liasion, she's the mediator)
• Prentiss: Superego (for her compartmentalization)
• Garcia" Id (pretty obvious)

The Boys (technically, it's a quartet, but it still applies):

• Reid: Superego (The Genius)
• Hotch/Rossi: Ego (the Leaders)
• Morgan: Id (The Action Man, though still smart)

Deadliest Warrior:

• Geoff: The Brawniest of the three, most emotionally involved in the carnage (Id)
• Armand: Cerebral Doctor (Superego)
• Max: Brainy enough to program the computer, but enjoys a good gusher (Ego)

Degrassi Junior High/Degrassi High

• Snake: Points out when plans will go wrong; most morally conscious. (Superego)
• Joey: Immature, comes up with stupid plans, tends to get them in trouble. (Id)
• Wheels: Goes along with Joey up to a logical point. (Ego)
  • Joey and Wheels often switch roles

Degrassi

• Clare: The Superego
• Eli: The Id or Ego
• Adam: The Ego or Id

Doctor Who (original series season 6):

• The Second Doctor: Goofy but intelligent (Ego)
• Zoe: Cold and logical (Super-ego)
• Jamie: Brash and emotional (Id)

Doctor Who (original series season 7):

• The Third Doctor: Moral but selfish, wanted the Brigadier to leave him alone (his characterization changed significantly in later seasons) (Ego)
• Liz Shaw: Intellectual, almost emotionless and selfless (Super-ego)
• The Brigadier: Suspicious, paranoid and xenophobic (as with the Doctor, his characterization changed later) (Id)

(This observation comes from an article in Doctor Who Magazine which compared the Doctor to Kirk, Liz to Spock and the Brigadier to McCoy.)

Doctor Who (original series seasons 16-18):

• The Fourth Doctor: Wild and emotional, often stopping the latest Monster of the Week for the fun of it rather than a desire to save lives. (Id)
• Romana: Intensely moral and often critical of the Doctor (and everyone else she meets) but loosens up a lot by her second incarnation. (Ego)
• K-9: A Robot Buddy governed completely by logic. (He tends to side with Romana.) (Superego)

Doctor Who companions in season 19

• Tegan: Driven by love, compassion,anger and occasionally pure whinyness, shes probably not going to listen to logic if there's some impulsive action to be done first (Id).
• Nyssa: A logical scientist, but is obvously capble of feeling intense emotions as well. Tellingly gets along with both Tegan and Adric (Superego).
• Adric: When he's not annoying eveybody with his know-it-all math skills, he's annyoing everyone with his seeming inability to sympathize with anyone else (Inverted Ego).

Doctor Who (new series seasons 1-4):

• The Ninth and Tenth Doctor: Cerebral, must unravel the mystery (Superego).
• Rose, Martha or Donna: Gets distracted by the weird stuff around her, but knows how to pull it together at the appropriate moment (Ego).
• Captain Jack Harkness: Loves the weirdness of it all and spends most of the episode flirting with anything that moves (Id).
• (These characterizations only really apply whenever Jack shows up. The Doctor, Rose, Martha and Donna tend to be all over the place.)

Doctor Who episodes Human Natur/The Family of Blood

• John Smith (The Tenth Doctor): Running on love, fear and pain, and does not care about saving lives (Id)
• Martha Jones: Knows that it's up to the Doctor to save the day, and must accomplish her goal at all costs. (Superego)
• Nurse Renfrew: At first skeptical of Martha's claims and in love with John Smith, but eveneutally sees what has to be done and convinces John Smith to do it. (Ego)

Doctor Who (new series season 5-6):

• The Eleventh Doctor: Footloose and fancy free (unless Amy is in danger). Loves when things are weird and actively goes after unusual stuff. (Id)
• Rory: Down to earth, cares about Amy's safety above all else and thinks more practically. (Superego)
• Amy: Not so much balancing the two as balanced by them, as without Rory around she and the Doctor are usually pretty lalaland, and without the Doctor she's willing to settle down. (Ego)

Doctor Who (The villains in The Talons of Weng-Chiang)

• Magnus Greel, alias Weng-Chiang: Makes the decisions (Ego)
• Li H'sen Chang: Tries to remind his master that some things are not workable (Superego)
• Mr. Sin: Glories in destruction For the Evulz (Id)

Dollhouse

• Topher: hedonistic, ethically questionable (Id).
• Boyd: Moral, compassionate, often surves as Foil to Topher (Superego).
• Adelle: Calculating and profit-seeking, but also capable of occasional shows of compassion (Ego).

Also, in the lighter gray corner, we have:

• Caroline: impulsive and quick-thinking, favors Indy Ploys, and seemingly without self-control, even when it would be necessary for survival. (Id)
• Ballard: ex-FBI, worries a lot about the current plan. Fond of sentiments like "No, it's not safe." (Superego)
• Echo: The quick thinking of Caroline, the foresight of someone like Ballard, and several hundreds of minds in the same skull. (Ego)

And:

• Victor/Anthony: Soldier pre-Dollhouse, Thinks of plan quickly. (Ego)
• Sierra/Priya: wants nothing more than to be safe with Anthony. (Id)
• November/Madeline: wants the Dollhouse and Rossum Corp. to be responsible for its actions (Superego)

Firefly (Landing party)

• Captain Mal Reynolds: Ego
• Zoe Washburns: Superego
• Jayne Cobb: Id

Foyle's War

• Sam: impetuous, frank, frequently concerned with food (id)
• Milner: rational, frequently rigid and often plays "bad cop" (superego)
• Foyle: tolerant, compassionate, leader (ego)

Fringe

• Walter: Slightly insane, obsessed with food (Id).
• Olivia: Mediates between father and son, compassionate (Ego)
• Peter: Is different, has his own ideas (Superego)

Game Damage

• Yahtzee (Superego)
• Yug (Ego)
• Matt (Id)

Game of Thrones

The three monarchs of season 7.

• Jon Snow: superego (believes in saving the whole world)
• Cersei: ID (only cares about defeating her enemies)
• Daenerys: ego (has to be persuaded as to which purpose she must fight)

The remaining Stark siblings.

• Sansa: ego (same as Dany)
• Arya: ID (urges Sansa to put family above all else)
• Bran: superego (no longer concerned about his family's power struggles)

The Ghost Busters

• Kong: The level-headed leader (Ego)
• Spenser: The bumbling comic relief (Id)
• Tracy: The endearing, long-suffering gorilla (Superego)

Gilligan's Island

• Skipper (Id)
• Gilligan (Ego)
• Professor (Superego)

The Gruen Transfer

• Todd: Advertising must appeal to feelings (Id)
• Russel: You must present cold facts to convince. (Superego)
• Will: Comedic balancing of the two with snarky remarks. (Ego)

H₂O: Just Add Water:

• Cleo (Ego).
• Rikki (Id).
• Emma (Superego).

Heartbeat:

• The main police officers form a Power Trio whose lineup changes often:
  • The village bobby (Rowan, Bradley, Crane, Walker, Mason): Courageous, heroic, known to go against protocol (Id).
  • PC Bellamy (later Wetherby): Friendly, less disciplined than Superego, but doesn’t break rules (Ego).
  • The sergeant (Blaketon, Craddock, Nokes, Merton, Miller): Their boss who enforces police rules (Superego).
• A few seasons in, a second Power Trio formed for the subplots, this one being of the Comic Trio variety:
  • Claude Greengrass (later Vernon Scripps, Peggy Armstrong): Always making get-rich-quick schemes (Id).
  • David Stockwell: Warm-hearted, has good morals, but naïve enough to follow Id (Ego).
  • Bernie Scripps: Ego's wise old mentor who sees flaws in Id's schemes (Superego).

Herman's Head (in this case quite literally)

• Animal (Id)
• Angel (Ego)
• Genius (Superego)

Horatio Hornblower series two:

• • Horatio: well-intentioned, heroic, hesitant to mutiny — ego.
  • Archie: quicker to speak/act, instinctive, emotionally driven — id.
  • Bush: calm, rational, observant but not impulsive — superego.

House MD:

• Wilson: The one who feels a need to "fix" the vulnerable women he meets (The Id)
• Cuddy: Ever-conscious of the the Rules and Regulations hospital administrator who can stand up to house and understand Wilson (The Ego)
• House: The hyper-rational and scientifically-minded one who is an emotionally stunted and impatient Dr. Jerk (The Superego)

• Cameron: Emotionally oriented, empathetic, often butts heads with Foreman (The Id)
• Chase: Laid-back, balances logical thinking and emotions/spirituality (The Ego)
• Foreman: Rational, cerebral (hey, he's not a neurologist for nothing), less emotionally expressive (The Superego)

How I Met Your Mother

• Barney: Magnificent Bastard of the boys. (Id)
• Marshall: The sensitive giant. (Superego)
• Ted: Right between the two. (Ego)

Human Target

• Chance (Ego): Problem-solver, balance between experience & instinct
• Winston (Superego): The organizer, former cop, link to Law & Order (no, not that one)
• Guerrero (Id): Unencumbered by morality, says whatever pops into his head, kills without provocation or concern

• The actors have proposed another formulation: Chance is the recovering addict, Winston is his sponsor, and Guerrero is his dealer.

iCarly

• Carly is the caring one (Ego)
• Freddy is the technical producer (Superego)
• Sam in is it for herself (Id)

Kamen Rider:

• Kamen Rider Decade
  • Tsukasa (Superego)
  • Yuusuke (Id)
  • Natsumi (Ego)

• Kamen Rider Double
  • Shotaro (Ego)
  • Philip (Superego)
  • Akiko (Id)

• Kamen Rider Faiz
  • Takumi (Ego)
  • Masato (Superego)
  • Shuji (Id)

• Kamen Rider Fourze
  • Gentaro (Id)
  • Kengo (Superego)
  • Yuki (Ego)

• Kamen Rider Hibiki
  • Hibiki (Ego)
  • Ibuki (Superego)
  • Todoroki (Id)

• Kamen Rider Kiva (The Arms Monsters)
  • Jiro (Id)
  • Ramon (Superego)
  • Riki (Ego)

Last of the Summer Wine

• • Compo (id)
  • Cleggy (ego)
  • Blamire / Foggy (superego)

Law & Order:

• Jack McCoy: Brash, passionate, rule-bending firebrand. (Id)
• Claire/Serena/all of them: Calmer, less experienced, less cynical lawyer; occasionally The Watson. (Ego)
• Schiff/Branch: The Boss, serving as the voice of reason from behind a desk. (Superego)

Lost:

• Locke: A reckless, impulsive and emotionally frustrated man who often relies on blind faith in the Island and his belief that he is "special", and is willing to endanger other people's lives with little hesitation. (Id)
• Jack: A medical professional who tries to act as a strong rational leader but can fall victim to his own insecurities and subsequently let his emotions take over. (Ego)
• Sayid: A calm, intelligent and resourceful ex-soldier whose first reaction to a problem is to figure out a logical solution to solve it. (Superego)

Macy Murdoch:

• Ego: Macy. Direct descendant of the William Murdoch of Murdoch Mysteries, trying to solve a mystery using the methods and means of his time.
• Superego: Zane. Always one for the logical route and terrified of being drawn into Billie's impulsive antics.
• Id: Billie. Prone to going off on wild tangents and visibly acting like a Fish Out of Temporal Water.

Madan Senki Ryukendo:

• Kenji/Ryukendo: Id; naive and innocent, charges into battle.
• Fudou/Ryugunou: Superego; calculates all his strategies.
• Koichi/Ryujinou: Ego; acts on motivation, but thinks things through.

Maddigan's Quest

• Timon: Superego; logical, thinks of long-term consequences before acting, tends to hold back from fights unless he's turning into a mini Nennog, in which case all bets are off.
• Boomer: Id; unimaginative, acts almost entirely on instinct.
• Garland: Ego; plans ahead but can be swayed by her emotions, keeps the peace between the other two.

M*A*S*H (seasons 1-3)

• Hawkeye/Trapper: (Id/Superego)
• Frank/Houlihan: (Superego/Id)
• Henry (Ego)

(seasons 4-5)

• Hawkeye/B.J. (Id/Superego)
• Frank/Houlihan (Superego/Id)
• Potter (Ego)

(seasons 6-11)

• Hawkeye/B.J. (Id)
• Potter (Superego)
• Houlihan/Winchester (Ego)

Merlin:

• Arthur: Arrogant, aggressive, impulsive, is driven by his emotions, usually puts the individual before the bigger picture (Id).
• Merlin: Calm, secretive, has made at least one Sadistic Choice in which he sacrificed a dear friend in order to save a greater number of people (Superego).
• Guinevere: The Heart, motherly, adored by both men as a Love Interest/Sister Figure (Ego).
  • Isn't it more likely that Merlin is the ego mediating between the magical power respresented by the wise Gaius (superego) and the human world of the impulsive Arthur (id)? (With the caveat that, I think, needs to be applied liberally here: if it ACTUALLY IS a freudian power trio...)

Mystery Science Theater 3000 actually has two:

• Joel or Mike and the robot pals:
  • Crow T. Robot: Silly, child-like, often the butt of jokes and prone to spontaneously making costumes and believing himself to be characters from the movies they watch. (Id)
  • Tom Servo: A commanding presence, often makes the most erudite and literary riffs, frequently manages to put one over on Crow. Once scored higher than an omniscient being on an IQ test. (Superego)
  • Joel/Mike: Acts like a father/big brother to the robots, generally mediates between them, and often gets the better of both. (Ego)
• In the Sci-Fi seasons, the Mads:
  • Professor Bobo: A Gorilla from a world where apes evolved from men. Can lift about ten times his own body weight, obsessed with bananas, parasitic insects and flinging his own filth. (Id)
  • "Brain Guy": Exactly What It Says on the Tin. A Sufficiently Advanced Alien who carries around his brain in a pan with the body he claims he doesn't have. (Super-Ego)
  • Pearl Forrester: Relentlessly browbeats and overpowers them, playing off their stupidity for her own purposes. (Ego)

The Muppet Show:

• Kermit: The Only Sane Man (Superego).
• Gonzo: Daredevil, thrill-seeking, girl-crazy (Id).
• Fozzie: Alternately sensible and comical (Ego).

The Nanny:

The three main adults:

• Fran Fine: Sexy, unconventional (Id).
• Maxwell Sheffield: Reserved, sensible (Superego).
• Niles: Shipper on Deck between Fran and Maxwell (Ego).

The Sheffield children:

• Maggie: Ego
• Brighton: Id
• Gracie: Superego

The Broadway adults:

• Maxwell: Sensible mediator (Ego)
• C.C. Babcock: Emotionally stunted Rich Bitch (Superego)
• Niles: Servile Snarker always trying to put down C.C. (not that she doesn't deserve it) (Id)

The Fine women:

• Fran: Mediator between the others (Ego)
• Sylvia: Voracious, short-tempered Big Eater (Id)
• Grandma Yetta: Senile Cloudcuckoolander (Superego)

The men in the Sheffield household:

• Maxwell: Superego
• Brighton: Id
• Niles: Ego

The women in the Sheffield household:

• Fran: Ego
• Maggie: Id
• Gracie: Superego

Ned's declassified school survival guide

• Ned: Reasonable and logical for the most part, but will more than occasionally go mad trying to reach his goals.(Ego, occasionally Superego)
• Moze: Intelligent and friendly. Usually has a logical and effective solution to the others' problems, but can be incredibly unreasonable when it comes to her own. (Mostly Superego).
• Cookie: The Smart Guy: Knows technology, but is totally socially inept. Immedeatly uses the most complictated and ineffective way of solving problems. (Id)

Parker Lewis Can't Lose:

• Parker: Leader (Ego)
• Jerry: smart (Superego)
• Mikey: cool (Id)

Power Rangers Dino Thunder

• Conner: The Hero, soccer jock, reluctant red (Superego, switches to Id)
• Ethan: The Smart Guy, geek with capital G (Id, switches to Superego)
• Kira: Action Girl, punk-lite musician (Ego, favoring whoever isn't being an idiot)

Power Rangers Ninja Storm

• Shane: The Hero, the serious one (Superego)
• Tori: The Chick, the responsible one (Ego)
• Dustin: The Big Guy, the fun one (Id)

Pushing Daisies

• Emerson: Id. Says whatever's on his mind. Appears more concerned about money than morality; seems willing to flex morals when it benefits him. Likes eating and drinking.
• Chuck: Superego. By far the best-read of the trio. Concerned about what's right, fixing things, finding solutions. (Considerable overlap with ego — she's very compassionate, a quality which the other two often lack, and is much better at relating to people than either abrasive Emerson or aloof Ned.)
• Ned: Ego. Mediates between the two. Takes input from both; but, since the power is his, the final decisions tend to be also. (Considerable overlap with superego — he often overthinks things, and can be distant.)

Red Dwarf:

• Rimmer: Ego
• Kryten: Superego
• Cat: Id

Lister, the one portrayed as the most 'normal', is a mix of all three. Holly is just bonkers.

• • Rimmer is not the ego — he is in no way a moderator. In fact he combines both superego and id qualities (authoritarian and selfish). If there actually is a "power trio" here then Lister must = ego.

The Sarah Connor Chronicles:

• Sarah Connor (Id)
• John Connor (Ego)
• Cameron (Superego)

Scrubs:

• JD: Balance (Ego)
• Elliot: Over-emotional (Id)
• Turk: Most rational (Superego)
  • I thought Elliot would be Superego for being so neurotic and Turk the Id for being the most impulsive?

Skins:

• Cook (Id)
• J.J. (Ego, occasionally Superego)
• Freddie (Superego, occasionally Ego)

They also have this with Mini's initial gang in Generation 3:

• Liv (Id)
• Mini (Ego)
• Grace (Superego)

Stargate Atlantis

• John Sheppard: Ego
• Elizabeth Weir: Superego
• Rodney McKay: Id

Stargate SG-1

• Vala: Id
• Mitchell: Ego
• Daniel: Superego

Farscape

• Rigel, Chiana, or sometimes D'Argo: Id
• John: Ego
• Aeryn, Zhaan: Superego

Star Trek: The Original Series:

• Kirk: Leader (Ego)
• Spock: Reason (Superego)
• McCoy: Emotion (Id)
  
  According to Shatner's book Get A Life, he met a woman who had multiple personalities, including the three above. Her psychologist said they performed the exact functions listed above.

Star Trek: The Next Generation:

• Id: Worf (and before him Tasha Yar) always wanted to attack; sometimes Riker got involved in matters he shouldn't have (usually romantic/groinal in nature) and dragged the crew in after him.
• Superego: Data, usually. (Sometimes it was Laforge saying why something wouldn't work, but he usually TechnoBabbled himself into a solution involving the Deflector Dish or polarity reversal.)
• Ego: Picard.

The three main Malcorians from the Next Generation episode "First Contact" (not to be confused with the film Star Trek: First Contact):

• Superego: Mirasta Yale
• Ego: Chancellor Durken
• Id: Minister Krola

Enterprise command trio:

• Picard: Ego
• Riker: Id
• Data: Superego

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine:

• Superego: Odo, Dax (both Jadzia and Ezri)
• Id: Kira Nerys, Julian Bashir
• Ego: Benjamin Sisko, Miles O'Brien
  • Multiple combinations arise throughout the series, but the most typical combinations are Odo/Kira/Sisko and Dax/Bashir/O'Brien.

The three Klingon Dahar Masters from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode Blood Oath:

• Superego: Koloth
• Id: Kor
• Ego: Kang
  • The three originated as antagonists in The Original Series with Kor reappearing later in Deep Space Nine. They had this dynamic in this episode.

Star Trek: Voyager:

• Command trio
  • Superego: Tuvok
  • Id: Chakotay
  • Ego: Kathryn Janeway
• Junior trio
  • Superego: Harry Kim
  • Id: B'Elanna Torres
  • Ego: Tom Paris
• Exotic trio
  • Superego: Doctor (seasons 1-2), Seven of Nine (seasons 3-7)
  • Id: Neelix
  • Ego: Kes (seasons 1-2), Doctor (seasons 3-7)

Star Trek: Enterprise:

• Superego: T'Pol
• Ego: Archer
• Id: Trip

Species in Star Trek:

• Humans: Well-balanced, diplomatic, hatless, special: Ego
• Vulcans and/or Borg: Logical, orderly, scientific: Superego
• Romulans and/or Klingons: emotional, militaristic, brawny: Id

Supernatural:

• Dean Winchester: Leader, ladies' man, street-smart, mechanically-minded, gluttonous loud, smart-aleck, rough, rather goofy. (Id)
• Sam Winchester: Book-smart, logical, empathetic, moral, proud, polite, reserved, and quieter than Dean. (Superego)
• Bobby Singer: The Mentor (The Obi-Wan), experienced, much calmer than Sam and Dean, balances street- and book-smarts, and can get the boys to stop quibbling long enough to figure out a plan of action. (Ego)

• Season 4:
  • Sam Winchester: Rash, impulsive, hell-bent on killing demons. (Id)
  • Dean Winchester: Confused, well-intentioned, penitent, trying to reach a balance. (Ego)
  • Castiel: Aloof, unemotional, obedient, objective (though doubt makes him overlap with the Ego eventually). (Superego)

Super Sentai: Some series' have done this, usually of the Three Plus Two variety.

• Taiyou Sentai Sun Vulcan (The only team to compose of 3 members)
  • Ryusuke/Takayuki/Vul Eagle, the leader (Ego)
  • Kin'ya/Vul Shark, the serious one (Superego)
  • Asao/Vul Panther, a big eater (Id)

• Choujuu Sentai Liveman (pre-Black Bison and Green Sai)
  • Yuusuke/Red Falcon, the leader (Ego)
  • Jou/Yellow Lion, the hothead (Id)
  • Megumi/Blue Dolphin, the smart girl (Superego)

• Ninpuu Sentai Hurricanger (pre-Gouraigers)
  • Yousuke/Hurricane Red, the determined hothead (Id)
  • Nanami/Hurricane Blue, the cute one (Ego)
  • Kouta/Hurricane Yellow, the planner (Superego)

• Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger (pre-Black)
  • Ryouga/Aba Red; Bursting energy, the energetic enthusiast (Id)
  • Yukito/Abare Blue; Explode Seriously, the cold stoic (Superego)
  • Ranru/Abare Yellow; Dashing with courage, the gutsy cutie (Ego)

• Juken Sentai Gekiranger (pre-Violet)
  • Jan/Geki Red; Unbreakable Body, he is childlike and simple-minded (Id; also the seasons Tarzan wannabe)
  • Ran/Geki Yellow; Honest Heart, the positive leader (Ego)
  • Retsu/Geki Blue; Fantastic Technique, smart and selfish (Superego)

• Engine Sentai Go-onger (pre-Green and Black)
  • Sōsuke/Go-On Red; Mach Full Force, the confident one (Id)
  • Renn/Go-On Blue; Just Correct, the smart one (Superego)
  • Saki/Go-On Yellow; Smile Blooming, the positive one (Ego)

• Tokumei Sentai Gobusters (pre-Beet and Stag)
  • Hiromu/Red Buster (Superego)
  • Ryūji/Blue Buster (Ego)
  • Yōko/Yellow Buster (Id)

The Office (US)

• Michael: Childish and impulsive (id)
• Dwight: Moralistic (after a fashion) and scheming (superego)
• Jim: Sensible and balanced; caring yet rational; drives the office forward (ego)

Tom Corbett, Space Cadet:

• Astro (id): Naive, emotional, expressive, and impulsive Genius Bruiser with a short fuse.
• Roger Manning (superego): Sarcastic and cynical Deadpan Snarker, the complainer, and with a super ego to boot. Always the first to say that something won't work
• Tom Corbett (ego): The rational and level-headed one, The Smart Guy, The Hero, the Standardized Leader

Top Gear:

• James May: The Smart Guy and often teasingly referred to as Captain Slow, because he does most things slowly and carefully, and often scolds the other hosts for being careless. Has a tendency towards Gosh Dang It to Heck and Unusual Euphemism. Also, he plays piano. Definitely the superego.
• Jeremy Clarkson: A loud, brash Smug Snake. He's rude, likes explosions and luxury cars, is exceedingly vocal in his dislikes, and let's not get into his politics. Almost certainly the id.
• Richard Hammond: A risk-taking adrenaline junkie prone to Cluster F Bombs... also most likely the id. But he's somewhat nicer than Clarkson and less pushy, and also seems to have a bit more of a rapport with the other two than they have with each other, so he may narrowly qualify as the ego.

Torchwood:

• Gwen: The Everyman, er, woman...not that anyone on this show cares. (Ego)
• Jack: An immortal, level-headed Sufficiently Advanced Alien. (Superego)
• Owen: When The Captain can turn a stopwatch into a sex toy and you're the resident Lovable Sex Maniac, what does that make you? (Id.)
  • Tosh and Ianto alternate between Ego & Superego throughout the series.

The Troop:

• Jake Collins: Gets thrust into the world of supernatural critter wrangling, and is an avid superhero buff. (Id)
• Felix Garcia: The Smart Guy who is somewhat more level-headed, but still acts somewhat spaztastic as Jake does at times. (Superego)
• Hayley Steele: Started out as the Alpha Bitch and still acts as such, but her new responsibilties in saving the planet have made her more of the matriarch of the group as well. (Ego)

Warehouse 13:

• Myka: The id.
• Artie: The superego.
• Peter: The ego.

And also:

• Leena: The ego.
• Mrs. Fredrick: The superego.
• Claudia: The id.

What's Happening:

• Rerun: The id.
• Raj: The superego.
• Dwayne Wayne: The ego.

Whose Line Is It Anyway? (American edition): The three regular players

• Wayne Brady (Id)
• Colin Mochrie (Ego)
• Ryan Stiles (Superego)

Wizards of Waverly Place:

• Justin: The superego.
• Alex: The id.
• Max (or Harper): The ego.

Workaholics

• Adam (Id)
• Blake (Ego)
• Anders (Superego)
• Although sometimes they might switch around depending on the situtation

H₂O: Just Add Water Seasons 1 and 2

• Rikki — Crass, insensitive, quickest to suggest using powers for amusement. The Id
• Emma — Responsible, refined, always has a plan for anything. The Superego
• Cleo — Middle of the road, always bridging the gap between the above pair. The Ego

Season 3

• Rikki — Runs her cafe, maintains that their secret is more important than what they want. The Superego
• Bella — Easily swayed by her crush on Will, let's her heart get her into trouble. The Id
• Cleo — ...Still middle of the road trying to keep the other two on speaking terms. The Ego