No Rusty Shackleford?

//am disappoint

List fails without Grandmaster B

PsyLord: /absent from the list

As were Ken Adams and Roland Chang...

Hank with the hat on!

Onkel Buck: List fails without Grandmaster B

Bass Master B
Bed Wetter B
Bushwacker B
Butt-wagger B
Crossdresser B
Dustbuster B
Ghostbuster B
Grasshopper B
Grinchmaster B
Thighmaster B
Thumb Sucker B

Raybert

(shakes head) ... And you want to be my latex salesman.

Anton Kreitzer?

mhd: Onkel Buck: List fails without Grandmaster B

Bass Master B
Bed Wetter B
Bushwacker B
Butt-wagger B
Crossdresser B
Dustbuster B
Ghostbuster B
Grasshopper B
Grinchmaster B
Thighmaster B
Thumb Sucker B

You forgot Gas-passer B

Phil Packer



Johnny Bravo

No Chuck Finley?
I'm surprised I'm the first on Fark, considering Bruce Campbell's legendary status around these parts.

Sorry, but the word "best" doesn't belong in the same sentence as anything from Seinfeld, unless the sentence is, "Seinfeld is the best example of a shiatty show, about shiatty characters, that ended up being loved by millions of brain damaged people who have no taste."

Buck Naked

Chuck Finley and Grandmaster B need to be on this list, agreed.

Harbinger of the Doomed Rat: Sorry, but the word "best" doesn't belong in the same sentence as anything from Seinfeld, unless the sentence is, "Seinfeld is the best example of a shiatty show, about shiatty characters, that ended up being loved by millions of brain damaged people who have no taste."

Now, I'm not calling you a troll, but I must know; what's it like living under a bridge?

Mugato: I catch Seinfeld whenever I come across it (it's not hard since it's on like 40 times a day) and I've never seen that "burning the Puerto Rican flag" clip. Is that too controversial for syndication or something?

Maybe, but it's a great episode, see if you can find it in a torrent or something, it's worth it.

this list is BS without Walter White as Heisenberg!

List is krep without Johnny Bravo and Rusty Shackelford.

Sorry, but the word "best" doesn't belong in the same sentence as anything from Seinfeld

You can stuff your "Sorrys" in a sack, mister.  Last night I saw the episode where Kramer doesn't trust doctors, so he goes to a vet for his cough.   The bit they did with Kramer starting to act like a dog was funny enough to keep me laughing for 5 minutes.

Harbinger of the Doomed Rat: Sorry, but the word "best" doesn't belong in the same sentence as anything from Seinfeld, unless the sentence is, "Seinfeld is the best example of a shiatty show, about shiatty characters, that ended up being loved by millions of brain damaged people who have no taste."


Bukkake troll frowns on your trolling shenanigans

scottydoesntknow: Kinda surprised there wasn't any South Park though, like Professor Chaos or Mysterio.

Or AWESEM-0 4000

Mugato: I catch Seinfeld whenever I come across it (it's not hard since it's on like 40 times a day) and I've never seen that "burning the Puerto Rican flag" clip. Is that too controversial for syndication or something?
 There was a lot of controversy when it first aired, NBC apologized, and it was not shown in syndication for a while. After it was released on DVD it began to be syndicated, but I wouldn't be surprised if it is infrequently aired on purpose.

Omnivorous: Sorry, but the word "best" doesn't belong in the same sentence as anything from Seinfeld

You can stuff your "Sorrys" in a sack, mister.  Last night I saw the episode where Kramer doesn't trust doctors, so he goes to a vet for his cough.   The bit they did with Kramer starting to act like a dog was funny enough to keep me laughing for 5 minutes.

I think the longest sustained laugh I ever had was the episode where Kramer gets the set of the Merv Griffin show. Being English I don't even know who he is, but him acting like a talk show host and interviewing everyone was absolutely hilarious.

Stefan!!

rocinante721: Johnny Bravo

List fails without Rip Tide.

/jam it, pizza face

Slaxl: Omnivorous: Sorry, but the word "best" doesn't belong in the same sentence as anything from Seinfeld

You can stuff your "Sorrys" in a sack, mister.  Last night I saw the episode where Kramer doesn't trust doctors, so he goes to a vet for his cough.   The bit they did with Kramer starting to act like a dog was funny enough to keep me laughing for 5 minutes.

I think the longest sustained laugh I ever had was the episode where Kramer gets the set of the Merv Griffin show. Being English I don't even know who he is, but him acting like a talk show host and interviewing everyone was absolutely hilarious.

I laugh like an idiot whenever I see that episode.

List fails with  Anton Kreitzer from Cheers.



Or... I could just have another beer.

The English Major: mitchcumstein1: cr7pilot: Roger is genius. It would be difficult to pick a favorite persona, but the episode where he pretends to be Dog the Bounty Hunter is one of my favorites.

Ricky Spanish

Ricky...Spanish...


This.

Mugato: No Cartman as JLo?

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This.


mitchcumstein1: Chet Manley, how could I forget Chet Manley?


And that one! Honorable mention to Cyril Figgis - as portrayed by Sterling Archer, of course.

I was waiting for Ace Rimmer.....and was sorely disappointed.

/Super Grover would have worked for me, too

Welfare Peanut Butter: I was waiting for Ace Rimmer.....and was sorely disappointed.

/Super Grover would have worked for me, too

You can have this oldie.

PhiloeBedoe: How about Mr. and Mrs. Gribble's baby boy, Rusty Shackleford...
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I believe the article was about the greatness of Parks and Rec and that one Arrested Development episode. Save your long-term developed alias to hide from the federal government with later learned to be a real person's identity. Clearly Seinfeld was the only show capable of making a fake name into a long running gag.

...or at least that's what I got from the article.

/"It was all a coincidence... like that guy named Anthony Michael Hall that stole your stereo."