Bryan Cranston was an unlikely dentist in TV's best sitcom. His lesson? Making Jerry Seinfeld laugh equals instant success in the genre.
Seinfeld – Jerry at the Dentist
One of NBC's most successful sitcoms, Seinfeld featured several actors at their comedic genius. Among the many recurring characters, actor Bryan Cranston shined brightest with his hilarious dialogue and performance. He played the role of Tim Whatley, Jerry and Kramer's offbeat dentist.
Remembered as one of the show's best guest roles, he appeared in five episodes but completely stole the limelight as soon as he appeared on screen. Considering his short stint on the popular series, Cranston mentioned that his greatest achievement was making Jerry Seinfeld laugh. The Breaking Bad actor was so good at comedic timing that he fell in love with Seinfeld.
Seinfeld was a career-defining sitcom for several actors and a cultural phenomenon in the 1990s. For Bryan Cranston, the show held a significant place; even though he only appeared in a handful of episodes, the impact cannot be denied. He played Tim Whatley, an unusual dentist with a charming personality.
