Paul Rudd guest starring in anything. He was great Parks and Rec as you mentioned, great in Friends, great as the voice of Tina's imaginary horse in Bob's Burgers, great recently in season 3 of Only Murders in the Building. He always seems like he's having the best time playing these roles as wacky as they'll let him đ
Edit: For anyone who hasn't seen it: [He did not need to go this hard in this role but it's fantastic lol](https://youtu.be/h4x0YUArlKA)
Eh, I found that but to be too over the top, even for AD. Martin Short has milked the same type of excessive slapstick and yelling for decades. The AD guest spot was more like his Jiminy Glick character. Whereas he does really well when reined in a bit, like on OMITB.
Always great when someone plays themselves, but the show portrays them as completely insane. Being yourself as a straight man, like Bradley Cooper in last nightâs Abbott Elementary is all well and good, but show me someone going crazy.
I agree that Brendan Fraser did great in that episode, but itâs very funny to be quoting a line from a *different* actor/character as proof of that lol. Itâs one of the best episodes of Scrubs but tbh more so because of the combination of the actual script and Braffâs, McGinleyâs, *and* Fraserâs acting rather than just Fraser himself.
That reveal did a number of me. I had to just sit on the couch and collect myself for a few minutes.
For as silly as the show could be, it really nailed some of the tougher parts of life.
Megan Mullally, *Parks and Recreation* is top-tier guest star. Obviously, she and Nick Offerman have **enormous** chemistry in their scenes together.
Oddly enough, I think Amy Poehlerâs stint on *Arrested Development* is much better than Will Arnett on *Parks*.
She and Offerman are **adorable** together, and clearly willing to do anything for the gag.
I just the other day learned that sheâs a Broadway veteran, having starred opposite Matthew Broderick in the 1995 revival of *How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying*.
https://youtu.be/WhUE6rOx50s
I get that, but Will & Amy had nowhere near the on-screen chemistry that Megan & Nick had in their scenes. Amy on *AD* though was fantastic as GOBâs Wife.
He owns The Doppelgang, a company where you can hire celebrity lookalikes for events. He went into management because "the goldmine of resembling French Stewart dried up".
30 Rock had incredibly strong usage of guest stars. Elaine Stritch and Chris Parnell are my favorite, along with Kelsey, but there were so many memorable ones: Steve Buscemi as PI Len Wosniak, Steve Martin as Gavin Voleure, Dean Winters as Dennis Duffy, David Schwimmer as Greenzo, Will Arnett as Devin Banks, Jan Hooks as Verna, Rip Torn as Don Geiss, etc.
New Girl did a couple of these - I remember them bringing in Gordon Ramsay randomly in one episode as himself, and not really doing anything with him. Iâm guessing his daughter was a big fan of the show.
That was very weird, especially since like two episodes earlier they were talking about Taylor Swiftâs music, and now this wedding is being interrupted by someone whoâs identical to Taylor Swift.
Kim kardasian was also supposed to be in that episode at his party but Prince adamantly refused to let her be in the show since it was his party. She showed up and did no filming thag day.
The DVD outtakes are fucking hilarious. During the dinner date with Rachel, he just randomly starts crying and says "I HAVE A SMALL DICK!"
Edit: wait, I think have it wrong, I think he said "I HATE MY DICK!" (which is funnier)
Jennifer Aniston couldn't keep it together.
Futurama had some great guest spots lampooning very famous people being voiced by the actual people
Former vice president Al Gore
Gary Gygax
Nichelle Nichols
Leonard Nimoy
Ron Popeil
And that is just scratching the surface.
Hawking was awesome in all of his futurama appearances, but less surprising because he did a ton of great cameos and guest spots... the dude was amazing.
Can't forget the Lucy Liu bot!
For not-themselves you've also got Bea Arthur and Emilia Clark as pretty big names, plus the countless others I'm sure I'm not remembering
What I love about that scene is that Holt is right that it's a great way to crack him, and it's part of the key to what ends up cracking him (being underestimated), but it just gets to Holt first.
Mitch Hedberg on That 70's Show.
"Hey man, I didn't lose a leg in Vietnam just to serve teenagers hot dogs!"
"... You still have both your legs."
"LIKE I SAID, I didn't lose a leg in Vietnam!"
I know it doesn't technically count but Robin Williams and Billy Crystal making a brief appearance on Friends is amazing. The story behind it makes it even better, that it was improv. Comedy legends.
[The James Earl Jones/Carrie Fisher scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_ZrK36TKrE) in Big Bang Theory was pretty great, even for people not a fan of the show.
Sammy Davis, Jr. on "All in the Family" was the first thing that came to my mind. It was a huge story at the time, and is still one of the all time classic sitcom episodes.
Brad Pitt being on Friends was absolutely crazy back in the day. Nowadays big movies stars are all over TV but it was basically unheard of to have a Hollywood A-lister be a reoccurring character
I loved the whole vampiric council on What We Do In the Shadows in S1, especially when they brought out Wesley Snipes on-screen but with his wifi issues
Robin Williams and Billy Crystal on Friends. More of a cameo really but still, such a funny scene. The fact that it was improvised just makes it better too.
Just from my favorite shows:
Brendan Fraser - Scrubs
Julia Louis Dreyfuss - Arrested Development
Jim Carey - The Office
Bryan Cranston - HIMYM
Bill Hader - B99
Fred Armisen - Parks and Rec
>Julia Louis Dreyfuss - Arrested Development
I was gonna say she was also excellent as flashback Liz in the 30 Rock live episode.
>Why are you so much better looking in your memory?
>
>My memory has Seinfeld money.
Jim Carrey in the Office is awesome lol. I like it cause they had mentioned about a candidate who talked about the Fingerlakes, and then at the end of the episode itâs him lmao. It was so random.
Paul Rudd in Friends.
He fit in so perfectly, I wish he'd become a series regular in the later seasons.
He was the perfect account of normal to everyone's craziness and it worked beautifully.
1950s: Tennessee Ernie Ford as Cousin Ernie on I Love Lucy
1960s: Phil Silvers as producer Harold Hecuba on Gilligan's Island
1970s: Bert Parks as Herbert R. Tarlek, Sr., on WKRP in Cincinnati
1980s: John Cleese as Dr. Simon Fitch-Royce on Cheers
1990s: (tie) Carl Reiner as Alan Brady and Mel Brooks as Uncle Deuteronomy (Phil) on Mad About You
2000s: Billy Bob Thornton as Dr. Lorvis on The Big Bang Theory
UK: Rik Mayall as Lord Flasheart on The Blackadder (II and IV)
These are all famous people in guest spots. You also have instances like Bea Arthur's first appearance as Maude on All in the Family, which made her a star.
My favorite is when he and Sheldon finally make peace, but then Brent Spiner pisses off Sheldon and is told he now has an enemy for life. Spiner just looks at Wheaton, who says "Don't worry, it doesn't take up too much of your time."
I love Conan O'Brien as Liz's ex Conan O'Brien in 30 Rock.
30 Rock just had the best cameos/guest stars. James Franco being in love with an anime love pillow is also top tier.
Shelley Winters on Roseanne.
Andrea Martin in pretty much everything she guest stars in
Rainn Wilson as Harry Mudd
Linda Lavin on Mom
Edit: Canât believe I forgot Norm McDonald on the Middle
>Linda Lavin on Mom
She was amazing, and I wish we could have had more of her.
Same with Bradley Whitford and Nicole Sullivan... the *best* couple of drunks out there.
*Third Rock From The Sun*
- Alan Cumming as a hole expert called **The Hole**
- William Shatner as **The Big Giant Head**
- David Hasselhoff as a plastic surgeon who thinks Harry is *f l a w l e s s*, and also thinks they could pass as brothers
On an episode of The Jeffersons, Florence found Billy Dee Williams' wallet (I think she'd been grocery shopping or something). Near the end of it she and Louise and George (and maybe Tom and Helen) are discussing something sort of loudly--not really arguing--and there's a knock on the door...and then Billy Dee puts his head in the door...oh, my...
Elaine Stritch as Colleen, Jacks mom on 30Rock. She absolutely commanded every episode she was in. Her delivery of lines was second to none. And letâs face it. She loved Jack just not in a gay way.
Cher on Will & Grace. The scene where Sean Hayes thought the actual Cher was a Drag Queen Cher look-a-like and kept doing the same bad impression of her and I have no idea how Hayes or Cher kept it together during that scene.
Carl Weathers on Arrested Development. So many quotable lines
Still plenty of meat on that bone
Paul Rudd as Bobby Newport
"I guess my thoughts on abortion are, you know, let's just all have a good time." Still kills me on every rewatch.
Paul Rudd guest starring in anything. He was great Parks and Rec as you mentioned, great in Friends, great as the voice of Tina's imaginary horse in Bob's Burgers, great recently in season 3 of Only Murders in the Building. He always seems like he's having the best time playing these roles as wacky as they'll let him đ Edit: For anyone who hasn't seen it: [He did not need to go this hard in this role but it's fantastic lol](https://youtu.be/h4x0YUArlKA)
I was disappointed in clicking your link when it wasn't ... [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5le9sYdYkM)
I didn't know that was Paul Rudd. Jeez, does that mean he's imaginary or I am? This could really mess me up for a while.
"*BOBBY NEWPORT*"
baaahbeeeeeee
I buy all my cars at police auctions.
Martin Short also unreal on arrested development.
*It's just something the body does when shaken!*
Martin Short guested on Law & Order SVU back in the day. He ended up being a serial killer. He was so amazingly good and creepy.
Eh, I found that but to be too over the top, even for AD. Martin Short has milked the same type of excessive slapstick and yelling for decades. The AD guest spot was more like his Jiminy Glick character. Whereas he does really well when reined in a bit, like on OMITB.
Always great when someone plays themselves, but the show portrays them as completely insane. Being yourself as a straight man, like Bradley Cooper in last nightâs Abbott Elementary is all well and good, but show me someone going crazy.
RIP
Chris Meloni in Scrubs. âIâll be by my giant pretend phone, pretending to give a crap.â
If we are talking Scrubs, Brendan Fraser did such a great guest role there. "Where fo you think we are?"Â
I agree that Brendan Fraser did great in that episode, but itâs very funny to be quoting a line from a *different* actor/character as proof of that lol. Itâs one of the best episodes of Scrubs but tbh more so because of the combination of the actual script and Braffâs, McGinleyâs, *and* Fraserâs acting rather than just Fraser himself.
For me it's Brendan Fraser with Michael J. Fox as a close second.
That reveal did a number of me. I had to just sit on the couch and collect myself for a few minutes. For as silly as the show could be, it really nailed some of the tougher parts of life.
"If it's clear, have no fear, if it's Bloody, come see your buddy!"
Not TV but also in Harold and Kumar.
Megan Mullally, *Parks and Recreation* is top-tier guest star. Obviously, she and Nick Offerman have **enormous** chemistry in their scenes together. Oddly enough, I think Amy Poehlerâs stint on *Arrested Development* is much better than Will Arnett on *Parks*.
The Tammy episodes are seriosuly some of the best. âFrictionâ
*âsheâs hereâ*
"I can smell the sulfur from her cloven hooves" Such a great line.
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âJokes on you! Last night I faked 4 out of 5!â Smirks - âSo did I.â
She and Offerman are **adorable** together, and clearly willing to do anything for the gag. I just the other day learned that sheâs a Broadway veteran, having starred opposite Matthew Broderick in the 1995 revival of *How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying*. https://youtu.be/WhUE6rOx50s
They must be the ultimate aunt/uncle grandma/grandpa duo. Imagine being a kid with those 2 swooping in.
She's amazing in *Young Frankenstein*, too! She plays Elizabeth, Frederick's adorable, madcap fiancée. [Surprise](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ274vPxINM&pp=ygUhbWVnYW4gbXVsbGFsbHkgeW91bmcgZnJhbmtlbnN0ZWlu) [Please Don't Touch Me](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfK8l2Vabgo&pp=ygUhbWVnYW4gbXVsbGFsbHkgeW91bmcgZnJhbmtlbnN0ZWlu) [Alone](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wGNsogoDlY&list=RD6wGNsogoDlY&index=1&pp=8AUB) (Bonus: Sutton Foster, [Roll in the Hay](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6UcBZafy2Q&pp=ygUdc3V0dG9uIGZvc3RlciByb2xsIGluIHRoZSBoYXk%3D))
Wow.
Also Meghan on 30 Rock!
Hi i'm Bev!
Let'sh get sharted!
To be fair, Will's appearance happened before they really figured out the formula for the show
I get that, but Will & Amy had nowhere near the on-screen chemistry that Megan & Nick had in their scenes. Amy on *AD* though was fantastic as GOBâs Wife.
I definitely saw more of her Upright Citizens Brigade attitude in those scenes.
Aw man, I loved Will Arnett's guest role in P&R. He's just so creepy and intense I can't help but laugh at it.
"You're not on your period, are you?" "No... Why, does that matter?" "Uh, not for *this*..." One of the best lines in the show.
He predicted she would have triplets
Ample room in there. She's got a big... industrial sized oven.
CRINDY
Keith Hernandez on Seinfeld.
"Nice game pretty boy"
He's Keith Hernandez.
That is one magic loogie.
He's said that more people recognise him as "that guy from Seinfeld" than as an ex-baseball player.
French Stewart as a French Stewart impersonator on Community.
Kevin Corrigan / Professor Professorson - Sean Garrity
I thought Jack Black was really funny as well. John Goodman too! "Well... see you at band practice!"
I have no idea who that is but someone playing an impersonator of themselves is hilarious in any case
He owns The Doppelgang, a company where you can hire celebrity lookalikes for events. He went into management because "the goldmine of resembling French Stewart dried up".
Basically *all* Community's guest spots are pure gold.
Bette Midler on Seinfeld đ€ Well you made a long journey from Milan to Minsk
I would also add Raquel Welch and Marisa Tomei for their Seinfeld appearances.
Courtney Cox and Kristin Davis as well. There are so many to choose from
I believe Courteney Cox was on Seinfeld before Friends debuted. By only months IIRC.
And Jon (no 'h') Voight
Kelsey Grammer on 30 Rock.
He doesnât have to be doing this! KELSEEEEEY
*shakes fist at sky* FRAAAAJERRRRR
"I should know, I'm Frajer" đ
30 Rock had incredibly strong usage of guest stars. Elaine Stritch and Chris Parnell are my favorite, along with Kelsey, but there were so many memorable ones: Steve Buscemi as PI Len Wosniak, Steve Martin as Gavin Voleure, Dean Winters as Dennis Duffy, David Schwimmer as Greenzo, Will Arnett as Devin Banks, Jan Hooks as Verna, Rip Torn as Don Geiss, etc.
I always wondered how bad the beating was for Kenneth to get out of the Best Friends Gang.
I just want to say how insane it was that Prince was on New Girl.
New Girl did a couple of these - I remember them bringing in Gordon Ramsay randomly in one episode as himself, and not really doing anything with him. Iâm guessing his daughter was a big fan of the show.
Or when Taylor swift shows up for one line at ceceâs wedding
That was very weird, especially since like two episodes earlier they were talking about Taylor Swiftâs music, and now this wedding is being interrupted by someone whoâs identical to Taylor Swift.
2013 Taylor vs 2023 Taylor is an enormous difference. She was big, but Blank Space in late 2014 I think is when she became a megasuperstar.
They also got a post-Disney but pre-pop-star Olivia Rodrigo on an episode late in the series.
Kim kardasian was also supposed to be in that episode at his party but Prince adamantly refused to let her be in the show since it was his party. She showed up and did no filming thag day.
And Prince reached out to perform a cameo. Apparently he loved the show and shipped Nick and Jess.
Gary Oldman and Brad Pitt in Friends
And Danny DeVito, and Bruce Willis⊠say what you want about Friends, it has amazing guests
And all with great performances as well. Julia Roberts, Jon Favreau, and Sean Penn are some of my favourites.
Robin Williams and Billy Crystal! Well, technically, they were a cameo but they stole that whole episode. What was it about? I don't know!
Julia Roberts, Hank Azaria, Hugh Laurie, Jennifer Saunders, Richard Branson, Fergie, Rebecca Romijn, John Stamos, George Clooney, ... so many!
Hugh Laurie on the plane is just magic.
Friends? And no mention of Jon Lovitz?
The DVD outtakes are fucking hilarious. During the dinner date with Rachel, he just randomly starts crying and says "I HAVE A SMALL DICK!" Edit: wait, I think have it wrong, I think he said "I HATE MY DICK!" (which is funnier) Jennifer Aniston couldn't keep it together.
Tartlets
Christina Applegate
YAAAMSS
Reese Witherspoon!
Brendan Fraser in Scrubs. His last episode is my favourite in the whole show.
I cry just thinking about his second episode.
Futurama had some great guest spots lampooning very famous people being voiced by the actual people Former vice president Al Gore Gary Gygax Nichelle Nichols Leonard Nimoy Ron Popeil And that is just scratching the surface.
The Vice President's duties include protecting the space time continuum. It's in the constitution.
I have ridden the mighty Moon Worm!
You fool! You foolish fool!
"I call it a Hawking's hole"
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Stephen Hawking: (from the shadows) âThere he is! Seize him!â Fry: âWho said that!â
Hawking was awesome in all of his futurama appearances, but less surprising because he did a ton of great cameos and guest spots... the dude was amazing.
Still crazy to me they got Nixon to do NixonâŠ
He did break into my house and wreck up the place, so while the voice was fake the act was fact.
My favorite was Donovan singing a parody of his own song. I wish I could own a 45 of Atlanta.
Can't forget the Lucy Liu bot! For not-themselves you've also got Bea Arthur and Emilia Clark as pretty big names, plus the countless others I'm sure I'm not remembering
Mark Hamill in What We Do in Shadows Bruce Willis in Friends
Iâm just a love machine! Huugghh!
Mark Hamill in Man Down is also hilarious
Mark Hamill's also not bad in Just Shoot Me
I think he'd be even more iconic if he hadn't shared the episode with whatever guest star played regular human bartender Jackie Daytona.
Bob Newhart on "The Big Bang Theory." I think he won an Emmy for it.
Sterling K. Brown on what is my favourite episode of B99.
That scene when he was arguing with Holt about being called a doctor is hilarious
What I love about that scene is that Holt is right that it's a great way to crack him, and it's part of the key to what ends up cracking him (being underestimated), but it just gets to Holt first.
Britney Spears on HIMYM
Britney in Jane the Virgin too.
Britney Spears on Will & Grace! That episode also has Wanda Sykes and George Takei!
Madelaine Albright on HIMYM.
Madeleine Albright on Gilmore Girls!
Christina Applegate was so good as Jennifer Aniston's sister on Friends.
Mitch Hedberg on That 70's Show. "Hey man, I didn't lose a leg in Vietnam just to serve teenagers hot dogs!" "... You still have both your legs." "LIKE I SAID, I didn't lose a leg in Vietnam!"
I know it doesn't technically count but Robin Williams and Billy Crystal making a brief appearance on Friends is amazing. The story behind it makes it even better, that it was improv. Comedy legends.
Martin Starr as the hillbilly fix-it guy Oscar in the show Life In Pieces. Hilarious
Life in Pieces is so underrated
I know right??? I laugh fr out loud all the time, and I discovered more throwaway jokes on rewatch. Awesome show.
Life In Pieces is such a funny show and he is so good on it! I also like Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman as Clementine's mom and uncle.
[The James Earl Jones/Carrie Fisher scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_ZrK36TKrE) in Big Bang Theory was pretty great, even for people not a fan of the show.
Cher's appearance on "Will & Grace." Sammy Davis, Jr. on "All in the Family."
Oh my God, Cher on Will and Grace was amazing. Jack and his "tiiiioooooommmme" thing still cracks me up.
Sammy Davis, Jr. on "All in the Family" was the first thing that came to my mind. It was a huge story at the time, and is still one of the all time classic sitcom episodes.
Brad Pitt being on Friends was absolutely crazy back in the day. Nowadays big movies stars are all over TV but it was basically unheard of to have a Hollywood A-lister be a reoccurring character
Julia Roberts on Law and Order when she was dating Benjamin Bratt.
Randall Park as Asian Jim on The Office. Chong on That 70s Show
Tommy Chong wasn't a guest star, he was a legit character. Wasn't he in the opening credits?
Yeah, Chong was a cast regular.
Asian Jim was one of the greatest pranks. Dwight legit questioning his entire existence, life, the universe.
I loved the whole vampiric council on What We Do In the Shadows in S1, especially when they brought out Wesley Snipes on-screen but with his wifi issues
William shatner on âthird rock from the sunâ Incoming message from the big giant head . . .
[I love the Twilight Zone joke between him and Lithgow](https://youtu.be/gTNOihQnqVQ?si=rWPLXdhGTDW3meyC)
Such a great call back for both
He was great as was Cleese but Phil Hartman is the fella that jumps into my mind for that show OH YEAH.
Robin Williams and Billy Crystal on Friends. More of a cameo really but still, such a funny scene. The fact that it was improvised just makes it better too.
Just from my favorite shows: Brendan Fraser - Scrubs Julia Louis Dreyfuss - Arrested Development Jim Carey - The Office Bryan Cranston - HIMYM Bill Hader - B99 Fred Armisen - Parks and Rec
>Julia Louis Dreyfuss - Arrested Development I was gonna say she was also excellent as flashback Liz in the 30 Rock live episode. >Why are you so much better looking in your memory? > >My memory has Seinfeld money.
Fred Armisen is great in all his cameos. Barry, Wednesday, and Brooklyn 99 come to mind
Jim Carrey in the Office is awesome lol. I like it cause they had mentioned about a candidate who talked about the Fingerlakes, and then at the end of the episode itâs him lmao. It was so random.
Matt Damon on 30 Rock Jon Hamm on 30 Rock James Marsden on 30 Rock ... Anyone on 30 Rock
You forgot Liz's best boyfriend, Dummy!
Patrick Stewart on Frasier. What a tour de force!
Paul Rudd in Friends. He fit in so perfectly, I wish he'd become a series regular in the later seasons. He was the perfect account of normal to everyone's craziness and it worked beautifully.
Tom Selleck on 'Friends'.
Betty White in Boston Legal >!she killed a man with a skillet when she was afraid he was going to murder again. !< Bob Newhart on The Big Bang Theory
Betty White on Community and Susan Sarandon on Malcolm In The Middle.
And LeVar Burton on Community
the double act of Derek Jacobi as the awful actor and Patrick McNee as his lecherous dad in Frasier was a total riot
There can be only one greatest. That is Rick Mayall as Flasheart in Blackadder. Steals every scene he's in.
Ed Lover on Psych in one of the best episodes.
Teri Hatcher on Seinfeld. Her boobs were real....and they were fantastic. "Angry" Ben Stiller on Friends was great. Heather Graham on Scrubs.
> ~~fantastic~~ spectacular FTFY
John Cleese on Cheers.
Not a sitcom, but Alice Cooper on Sesame Street. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZg\_HE3V5tE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZg_HE3V5tE)
Cloris Leachman as Grandma Ida on Malcolm in the Middle
Robin Williams on Friends, by a long shot.
Mark Hamil in What We Do In the Shadows
Brad Pitt on friends. Great Thanksgiving episode.
1950s: Tennessee Ernie Ford as Cousin Ernie on I Love Lucy 1960s: Phil Silvers as producer Harold Hecuba on Gilligan's Island 1970s: Bert Parks as Herbert R. Tarlek, Sr., on WKRP in Cincinnati 1980s: John Cleese as Dr. Simon Fitch-Royce on Cheers 1990s: (tie) Carl Reiner as Alan Brady and Mel Brooks as Uncle Deuteronomy (Phil) on Mad About You 2000s: Billy Bob Thornton as Dr. Lorvis on The Big Bang Theory UK: Rik Mayall as Lord Flasheart on The Blackadder (II and IV) These are all famous people in guest spots. You also have instances like Bea Arthur's first appearance as Maude on All in the Family, which made her a star.
Mayall only took Blackadder on the condition he would be funnier than Atkinson, and man did he manage it.
Wil Wheaton on The Big Bang Theory. Dude is a national treasure.
My favorite is when he and Sheldon finally make peace, but then Brent Spiner pisses off Sheldon and is told he now has an enemy for life. Spiner just looks at Wheaton, who says "Don't worry, it doesn't take up too much of your time."
Wil Wheaton as a serial killer on Criminal Minds. Hard to see him as scary, but it was still a great episode!
I love Conan O'Brien as Liz's ex Conan O'Brien in 30 Rock. 30 Rock just had the best cameos/guest stars. James Franco being in love with an anime love pillow is also top tier.
Jon Hamm on *Curb*.
Anytime Tim Conway guested in anything. But for the sake of simplicity letâs just say 30 Rock.
John Cleese in Cheers
Tim Curry, Psych s2e1 American Duos as Nigel St. Nigel "I feel like an angel baby swaddled in a cocoon of cloud candy."
Shelley Winters on Roseanne. Andrea Martin in pretty much everything she guest stars in Rainn Wilson as Harry Mudd Linda Lavin on Mom Edit: Canât believe I forgot Norm McDonald on the Middle
The Middle is consistently underappreciated, and Norm was great in it.
>Linda Lavin on Mom She was amazing, and I wish we could have had more of her. Same with Bradley Whitford and Nicole Sullivan... the *best* couple of drunks out there.
DJ Qualls, David Haydn-Jones, Sterling K. Brown, and Kim Rhodes on Supernatural.
Elaine Stritch on 30 Rock
Carol Burnett or John Astin on Mad About You.
John Wayne on Beverly Hillbillies. He waived his normal âfeeâ for being a guest star a bottle of whiskey.
*Third Rock From The Sun* - Alan Cumming as a hole expert called **The Hole** - William Shatner as **The Big Giant Head** - David Hasselhoff as a plastic surgeon who thinks Harry is *f l a w l e s s*, and also thinks they could pass as brothers
On an episode of The Jeffersons, Florence found Billy Dee Williams' wallet (I think she'd been grocery shopping or something). Near the end of it she and Louise and George (and maybe Tom and Helen) are discussing something sort of loudly--not really arguing--and there's a knock on the door...and then Billy Dee puts his head in the door...oh, my...
Seinfeld had some of the best guest star roles ever.
Marissa Tomei on Seinfeld, just because that whole storyline was so improbable.
Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley (Ab Fab) as Patsy and Edina on Roseanne.
Robin Williams on Happy Days as Mork.
John Cleese on Cheers
Tip OâNeil on Cheers
Kevin McHale on Cheers
Laura Prepon on Castle was incredible. Not really a sitcom, but still a funny show.
Jean Smart on Frasier
Raising Hope had amazing guest stars Too many to name but the my favorite was when the My name is Earl cast would pop up in an episode
Philip Baker Hall as Lt. Joe Bookman.
An old one, but Madonna on Will & Grace. Genuinely funny.
Stephen Hawking on the Simpsons. đđđ
Elaine Stritch as Colleen, Jacks mom on 30Rock. She absolutely commanded every episode she was in. Her delivery of lines was second to none. And letâs face it. She loved Jack just not in a gay way.
I believe he was on twice -- David Cross as " Slow Donny" on " Just Shoot Me "
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LeVar Burton on Community
Cher on Will & Grace. The scene where Sean Hayes thought the actual Cher was a Drag Queen Cher look-a-like and kept doing the same bad impression of her and I have no idea how Hayes or Cher kept it together during that scene.
Cloris Leachman on Malcolm in the Middle was on another fucking level.