echidna64 wrote :

Lawrence Fishburne as Cowboy Curtis gets me every time

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Yes! This one too! 

Rick Ace Rhodes wrote :The show even had some big named guest stars from time to time, like Gilbert Gottfried and Frank Gorshin (The Riddler from the 1960's Batman show). 
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Also in Batman, Art Carney as The Archer

shakin steak wrote :

Rick Ace Rhodes wrote :The show even had some big named guest stars from time to time, like Gilbert Gottfried and Frank Gorshin (The Riddler from the 1960's Batman show). 
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Also in Batman, Art Carney as The Archer
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Heck, most people who played a villian on the old Batman show was a big star from somewhere else.

You couldn't see her, but June Foray, better known as the longtime voice of Granny from the Looney Tunes, did a voice for a witch puppet in the Married With Children episode "God Shoes".

mickyarber wrote :

Heck, most people who played a villian on the old Batman show was a big star from somewhere else.
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True. Cesar Romero refused to shave his mustache so they just covered it with white pancake. And Burgess Meredith was everywhere.

James Earl Jones & Madge Sinclair playing both the king and queen in Coming to America and Mufasa & Sarabi in the Lion King is another one that got me. 

Batty About Toys wrote :

James Earl Jones & Madge Sinclair playing both the king and queen in Coming to America and Mufasa & Sarabi in the Lion King is another one that got me. 
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Really? That's a funny thing to have happen. I wonder how they worked that out.

Greg Lee on Family Double Dare. He's usually seen in the commercial bumper before the obstacle course. He only did audience warm up on the show for 1 year.

Here's a screen cap of him on Icy Trike