Top 20 Funniest Sitcom Appearances By Dramatic Actors



These dramatic actors showed off their comedic chops on sitcoms. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for serious actors who are seriously funny when they appear on sitcoms! Our countdown includes “Parks and Recreation,” “Friends,” “The Simpsons,” and more! What’s YOUR fave comedic turn by a dramatic actor? Let us know in the comments!

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47 thoughts on “Top 20 Funniest Sitcom Appearances By Dramatic Actors”

  1. Though I haven't enjoyed the show in ages, I feel like Patrick Stewart's recurring role as CIA Director Bullock deserves mention ( as well as his occasional Family Guy gags like being the inner voice of Suzy Swanson or the time Peter had his vocal chords )…glad his Frasier appearance got mentioned at least, I loved that episode. Also, if I remember right, Frasier was 100% right about Blaine in the end….which just makes the whole thing funnier

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  2. OK DO NOT say
    Anthony Lapaglia has a great accent , you got to be kidding me .Daphnie Moon is from
    Manchester UK .Lapaglia's accent is drunk cockney at best and it a shit poor cockney accent a basement version of Dick Van Dyke's and his was piss p
    oor

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  3. I like when famous actors guest on sitcoms because they got along well with one of it's stars on another project:
    Gary Oldman with Matt LeBlanc on Friends after Lost in Space
    Bruce Willis with Matthew Perry (RIP) on Friends after The Whole Nine Yards
    J.K. Simmons with Andy Samburg on Brooklyn Nine-Nine after I Love You, Man and again later in Palm Springs

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  4. Bruce Willis got his start as a comedic actor… the breakout show is called Moonlighting and was a huge hit. And Colin Farrell has always been in comedies… In Bruges is a comedy!!!! this list really missed the mark

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  5. Anthony L., not gonna try to spell that last name, is an awesome actor. Loved him in A Good Marriage.

    Sam Elliot. I've had a crush on him since I was 10. Still hot, especially in Ghost Rider.

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  6. A lot of these picks seem not to understand that there were movies and tv shows prior to the 90s…

    Bruce Willis was a comedic actor before he was in Die Hard…
    Jonathan Banks was also one… he was in Airplane! even…

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  7. Sir Derek Jacobi won an Emmy Award by mocking his Shakespearean background in the television sitcom Frasier episode "The Show Must Go Off", in which he played the hammy, loud, untalented Jackson Hedley, a television star with a misguided belief that he deserves a revival of his stage career.

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  8. you shouldn't really count actors playing themselves, and the ones in THE SIMPSONS deserve their own list.
    What counts as a 'serious actor'? Actors ought to be able to do comedy or drama, with the right script and direction; the danger is when 'comic actors' who behave as if their very appearance is creating paroxyms of laughter, go 'dramatic' using the same techniques, which don't convince (Robbie Coltrane syndrome).
    Anthony LaPaglia in FRASIER was incredibly wrong: A Mancunian talking like a cockney. Had the show's makers any interest in Britain, they might have explained that Simon Moon learned to read watching Bob Hoskins in the series 'On the Move', and thought it only worked if he did the voice as well.

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