It's troublesome for me to get the exact colors that I want in Photoshop. See, Photoshop has this thing called Proof Setup, where you can "proof" your work on different displays. I usually have it set to Monitor RGB, which should be an accurate represention of how it will look on my monitor when finished, but when switching to Macintosh RGB or Windows RGB, colors become undesirably darker and bolder. Then when I actually save the thing, and view it outside of Photoshop, the colors end up being somewhere between Monitor RGB and the bold and dark Windows RGB.
Anyways, long story short, do these seem like "normal" pixel colors to you? If enough people think it looks okay, I think I'll just put my obsession over exact-exact-exact colors to rest. Otherwise, I think I have some calibrating to do somewhere.

(Also, feel free to critique. It's supposed to be Bill from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.

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UPDATE:

Alright, I've been messing with some settings on my display and in photoshop. With any luck, this version should be a lot more bright than the previous version.
Thank you for all the feedback.