[CharlesOConnell]

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea has a Ralph the All Purpose Animal Kowalski.

[dp0622]

Stellaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!! Hey Stellaaaaaa!!!!!! :)

[SaveFerris]

I think you’re needed here.

[Reaganez]

[Arthur McGowan]

I think it means “Smith.” In fact, find the most common name in any language, and it means “Smith.”

[mkmensinger]

Also in “Stargate” and “Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea”

[null and void]

ping

[FroggyTheGremlim]

Killer Kowalski

[Textide]

Ice Man was a Kowalski. The plaque for the alternates is down in the ladies' room.

[AFreeBird]

There’s a character in a book I’m reading, a “Sigma Force” novel by James Rollins, that is named Kolwalski.

[BwanaNdege]

You are being followed.

They know about that time you put ketchup on your Polish sausage! Oh, the torment the sauerkraut had to endure!

[Democratic-Republican]

We've got more Kowalskis than Polish cinema!

[katana]

I can think immediately of two reasons. Chicago, the second largest Polish city on Earth after Warsaw and unofficial capital of the American heartland, probably has an abundance of Kowalski’s. That alone would embed the name into the American psyche alongside Smith and Jones. Second, I’ve been to Poland a few times and “Kowalski” has an adequate balance of vowels and consonants making it one of the few Polish names most Americans can correctly pronounce.

[monocle]

Compared to most Polish names, Kowalski almost pronounces its self.

[Nuocmam]

Alexander Graham Kowalski was the worlds first Telephone Pole!

[Jack Hydrazine]

Major Charles Kawalsky - Stargate SG-1

[rlmorel]

The most impressive Kowalski:

[The Cajun]

We shouldn't forget about "Tonto Kowalski".

Old, old joke. :^)

[dfwgator]

And then there’s the female version, Kowalska.

The very lovely and talented Kasia Kowalska....

A To Co Mam (And What I have)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWkezU8ovsA

[Rockpile]

Scriptwriters aping each other. Inthe 40s and 50s there were lots of Malloys in shows.

[Lurker]

Tonto Kowalski.

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