Funniest part in a TV serial?

[Benal]

I agree about Robin Williams. Lately though, he seems to have lost his edge..

[jakethebake]

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I agree about Robin Williams. Lately though, he seems to have lost his edge..

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When he was young I always thought he was a little too fruity, kinda like Billy Crystal & Tom Hanks. He just annoyed me. I like him much better now, Hanks too. Crystal is still too fruity.

[kerssens]

Robin Williams is to comedy what Jay Buhner is to baseball....an analogy that is probably lost with most people

[daryn]

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and George to Kramer(let the flames begin).

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no comment.

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you have to seriously question the intelligence of any man who thinks kramer (even though he is ridiculously funny and good in the show) is a funnier character than george.

[daryn]

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I always preferred ... George to Kramer

The funniest character on Seinfeld was Frank Costanza and it isn't even close.

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i could see this, but george is more of an "every show" character.

[Slacker13]

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Kramer on Seinfeld
Jim Ignatowksi on Taxi
Latke Gravas on Taxi
Archie Bunker on All in the Family

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Great choices, I would like to add George Kastanza from Seinfeld, I always thought he carried the show.

[M2d]

Fred Sanford
Coach (from Cheers, not from Coach)
Jack Macfarlane
Lowell from Wings

[maryfield48]

Mandy Patinkin in Chicago Hope.

[mikech]

George Costanza is probably the funniest character in the history of television. A close second is Homer Simpson.

[andyfox]

He definitely had the funniest line. When Steinbrenner comes to tell him that George has died, he's silent for a few seconds and then blurts out, "How could you trade Jay Buhner!"