We've got four words for you: Arthur Spooner. In the history of sitcoms, few characters were as charmingly unhinged as his "King of Queens" stalwart. The late Jerry Stiller brought Arthur Spooner to life through all nine seasons of "The King of Queens," throwing the Heffernans' lives into uproarious chaos with every scheme, misunderstanding, and squabble. "The King of Queens" had so much driving it. It had the blue-collar element. The hilarious family dynamics. It had heart, wit, and one-liners.

A peek behind the scene: The clip Doug is watching is from the 1974 film "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three", in which Jerry Stiller played a cop. It's a great example of Stiller's versatility since the film was definitely not a comedy! | The King of Queens

Remembering the hysterically funny Jerry Stiller, born today in 1927. It's a mystery how the Seinfeld cast made it through even a single scene with him without cracking up. | Vintage Geek

What’s better than Frank’s grievances? Jerry Stiller talking about the Festivus pole! Watch hours more cast commentary, deleted scenes, bloopers and more, with Seinfeld: The Complete Series — available NOW on Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD. It's the perfect gift for anyone you don't dislike. Get yours here: https://bit.ly/Complete4KBD | Seinfeld