Guest Stars With Multiple Appearances
The following people have guest starred on the show three times or more.
* Indicates the figure includes an appearance in The Simpsons Movie
| Rank | Guest star | Appearances |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Phil Hartman | 52 |
| 2nd | Joe Mantegna* | 25 |
| 3rd | Frank Welker | 20 |
| 4th | Maurice LaMarche | 16 |
| 5th | Kelsey Grammer | 13 |
| 6th | Jon Lovitz | 10 |
| 7th | Kevin Michael Richardson | 9 |
| 8th | Jane Kaczmarek | 8 |
| 9th | Albert Brooks* | 7 |
| 10th | Jan Hooks | 6 |
| Jackie Mason | ||
| 12th | Michael Carrington | 4 |
| Glenn Close | ||
| Stephen Hawking | ||
| Eric Idle | ||
| Charles Napier | ||
| 17th | Gary Coleman | 3 |
| James Earl Jones | ||
| John Kassir | ||
| Stacy Keach | ||
| Joan Kenley | ||
| Julia Louis-Dreyfus | ||
| Pamela Reed | ||
| Alex Rocco | ||
| Sab Shimono | ||
| Sally Stevens | ||
| Kiefer Sutherland | ||
| George Takei | ||
| Scott Thompson |
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