Greatest scene stealer in a recurring role: comedy series

[Mr. WEO]

who you got?

 

Here's the GOAT:

 

 

[Another Fan]

Danny Devito as Frank Reynolds in Sunny in Philadelphia

 

I remember being locked down with Covid during the pandemic and still lost it laughing at this

 

 

 

[Mr. WEO]

7 minutes ago, Another Fan said:

Danny Devito as Frank Reynolds in Sunny in Philadelphia

 

I remember being locked down with Covid during the pandemic and still lost it laughing at this

 

 

 

 

He's great there, but not really a "scene stealer"--he's a lead/primary character in that show.  Has to be someone who has an arc in the life of a show or a season of it and is gone--but makes th absolute most of his/her appearances.

[Another Fan]

9 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

He's great there, but not really a "scene stealer"--he's a lead/primary character in that show.  Has to be someone who has an arc in the life of a show or a season of it and is gone--but makes th absolute most of his/her appearances.

Brooke Shields was great in That 70s Show in the few episodes she was in

 

 

[aristocrat]

Bryan Cranston in Seinfeld or is he in too many episodes? The soup nazi is a great one as well

[Special K]

35 minutes ago, aristocrat said:

Bryan Cranston in Seinfeld or is he in too many episodes? The soup nazi is a great one as well

 

If you are thinking Seinfeld, then you've got to go with Wayne Knight as Newman......usually only on for one scene in a show, but he always said or did something memorable!!

[CookieG]

Christine  Baranski's first appearance on the Big Bang Theory.

 

 

John Cleese, being John Cleese on Cheers.

 

 

 

 

[Bills4everNY]

He was only in a couple episodes, but as a kid, I loved Hugo (Irwin Keyes) on "The Jeffersons."

 

[oldmanfan]

Jack Soo in Barney Miller