There comes a time when you're watching a television show, or movie, and one of the characters relates to someone you know in real life. Here's a list of the typical stereotypes of people you have encountered in your life.

1. Barney Stinson, the player.

His one and only idea of fun is sex. It doesn’t matter with who or when, it’s all about sleeping around. While this all seems bad, he is also the guy you can call on for anything. Whenever you need something, he is there for you -- unless he’s in the middle of doing the deed.

2. Monica Geller, the Mom friend.

We all have the mom friend. She is the one who gives you advice, has everything imaginable to handle any situation, and always lets people hang out in her home.

3. Troy Bolton, the good guy.

He plays sports, is musically inclined and is the most handsomest thing. All of the girls have a crush on him, secretly or not. If one was to list out qualities describing a dream guy, you would find them all in him. Yes, he makes mistake but he’s a human. It happens.

4. Sheldon Cooper, the know-it-all.

You often want to ask this person to please stop talking. They simply believe that they know everything and need to share everything they know with you. Also, they often believe that because they are so smart, that automatically makes them better than you. A little message in case you are tis person, less is more. I don’t care for your weird facts about bear poop.

5. Dr. Bailey, the blunt one.

In "Grey's Anatomy," the other characters refer to Dr.Bailey as “the Nazi” because of how tough she is. This person will say whatever he or she wants no matter if it is offensive or hurtful. The are blunt and occasionally harsh but you’ll always get the truth from them.

6. Samantha Jones, Miss Boy Crazy.

Did someone say boys? This girl is boy crazy! Men love her and she loves men. She can get a boy by batting her eyes as fast as a baby gets a bottle by crying.

7. Chuck Bass and Blair Waldorf, the perfect couple.

If you’re like me, then you would do anything to be this could. They have more love for each other than I thought was humanly possible. Yes, they get into arguments but in the long run we see that they never gave up on each other. They are the definition of relationship goals.

8. Sandy (before Danny), goody two-shoes.

This person obeys all of the rules at all times. They never do anything wrong, nor something that would hurt someone else. Drink? No. Swear? No. They don’t even rat their hair.

9. Rachel Berry, the star.

In this case, Rachel Berry is theatrically enhanced and makes it known to everybody. It doesn’t matter what the persons special talent is, it’s the fact that they are really good at something and everyone knows. They are the star in that topic.

10. Kimmy Gibbler, the airhead.

They aren’t exactly book smart, neither street smart. If anything, you can easily count on them for a good laugh. No matter what, you can't help but to love them.