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Morecambe and Wise are my all time favourites, but high on the list are Victoria Wood and Peter Kay; side splitting north of England humour.
Reply #202. May 04 09, 9:58 AM
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7PinKy7
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My favorite living comedians are Ron White and Jim Gaffigan. Mitch Hedberg and George Carlin where my favorites.
Reply #203. May 05 09, 10:28 PM
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ArlingtonVA
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I've just added a new one to my list of favorites: Alison Becker.
Reply #204. May 23 09, 7:51 PM
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| kthnos
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In my country, Greece, i like a lot Lakis Lazopoulos
Reply #205. May 24 09, 4:00 AM
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| Ate_May
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I'm starting to like Ben Stiller after watching his film "Night at the Museum" (Part I).
Reply #206. Jun 28 09, 7:06 PM
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| uc0nnfan92
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Dane Cook
Reply #207. Jul 08 09, 5:47 PM
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| uc0nnfan92
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oh and of course Ellen DeGeneres
Reply #208. Jul 08 09, 5:48 PM
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| LadyStar
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George Lopez
Reply #209. Sep 11 09, 2:21 PM
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wayman71
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Ricky Gervais is hilarious!
Reply #210. Sep 11 09, 2:36 PM
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Heleena
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Steve Martin is my favorite comedian. I also like Will Ferrell, Bill Murray, and Jim Carrey.
Reply #211. Sep 11 09, 4:58 PM
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daver852
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W. C. Fields - the funniest man who ever lived.
Dave
Reply #212. Sep 11 09, 6:48 PM
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Schoonie101
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I named a bunch earlier but I need to add Katt Williams. Too funny.
Reply #213. Oct 13 09, 6:03 PM
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tezza1551
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Billy Connolly would have to be tops.. Hamish Blake (young, Australian) and Wendy Harmer (not so young, also Aussie) are also terrific.
No disrespect intended, but I don't find American comedians funny, as I guess a lot of Americans wouldn't be amused by Aussie humour.
Reply #214. Oct 13 09, 8:06 PM
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Schoonie101
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None taken. Almost all of the great ones are dead now. There hasn't been much to replace them either. Dane Cook... no. Not compared to someone like George Carlin.
Reply #215. Oct 14 09, 12:59 AM
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ozfei
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tezza, there are quite a few funny American comedians (not the mainstream ones I must admit)
Arj Barker is a favourite of mine.
And yes Schoonie, Katt Williams always makes me laugh. (I was introduced to him from an American friend of mine via UTube :)
Reply #216. Oct 15 09, 4:43 AM
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lesley153
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George Carlin was good (almost as good as Dave Allen), but I hadn't heard of Katt Williams, so I asked YouTube to find him for me. I watched a two-minute clip about Wed, and I will never get those two minnutes back. Remember the faces of the audience in The Producers, when the cast start singing "Springtime for Hitler"? That was me watching Katt Williams.
I don't care if people swear, and I'm not bothered if swearing is used "as an alternative" to a good vocabulary. Swearing _is_ an alternative vocabulary. What I do find tedious is swearing as an alternative" to humour. If you removed all the incidences of the N word that I shan't even try to get past the nannyfilter, the 12-letter word beginning with M, and anything starting with F, would the clip have last longer than one minute, and would the audience still be splitting their sides?
Reply #217. Oct 15 09, 5:18 AM
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lesley153
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No, that wasn't a clip about Wednesday, it was actually a clip about Weed. Oops!
Reply #218. Oct 15 09, 5:18 AM
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jonnowales
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I have to say that I find David Mitchell very, very funny. He was on the Graham Norton show recently (again!) and I couldn't stop laughing at what he had to say. Clever, witty and funny.
Reply #219. Oct 15 09, 6:05 AM
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jimbob55
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Bill Cosby could make me roll on the floor, and he never swore. Tough to do this.
Reply #220. Oct 15 09, 7:15 AM
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