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  Nah he’s the best
context: I think they were all cast incredibly well and each played their part.  If you can make it through the Kenny Roger's Roasters episode without laughing, kudos to you.
  Kramer >
  
  Serenity now, the pimp, mail fraud, the lobster, blood, calzone... They're all great. >
  
  I agree 100%, there is no telling how many times I have seen every episode. >
  
  The statue, frogger, the breakup >
  
  Jumpy, yes.
  BUT also entrepreneurial, connected, out-side the box, extremely picky / extremely not picky, moocher, dives into trends head first. And my favorite; practically never intentionally rude (compared to the rest) >
  
  Yea I always liked the Kramer character because he was such a genuinely friendly person. He was weird and socially awkward but never a jerk and I always thought it was funny when he would put the other characters in awkward positions because they were being jerks and Kramer was so nice he couldn’t see it. >
  
  My friend Bob Sacamano begs to differ… >
  
  physical comedy is a style of comedy. michael richards is a great physical comedian. his gestures, his pratfalls. he is a clown. he is a loud mime. >
  
  That is the best way to put it. >
  
  You’re not wrong but all of them only had one joke.  Elaine and George had crazy tirades and schemes and nothing more, Jerry always just observed them and mocked the silliness.  They all only did one or two things but together they were all great.
  I would also argue that Kramer isn’t seen as the greatest performance ever,  he is just such an iconic part of the show. And that’s why he is so beloved. >
  
  Kramer was my favorite lol >
  
  F off lol. Just because I like the fictional character Kramer in a tv show doesn’t mean I stand for racism.