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Best stand up comedian/comedienne
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Always liked Dave Allen although he was more sitdown than standup.
Best ever was my mate Tom Ryan though, who never troubled TV or mainstream media but was the funniest fucker I ever knew. Great musician too and none of ya ever heard of him.
TV personalities make you giggle. Tom made me fall of a balcony screaming with laughter. |
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"Who is the best/favourite stand up?
Not very original or out there but I would have to pitch for Billy Connolly "
Billy was a trailblazer for sure.
I am loving watching Kevin Bridges stuff at present but the funniest man ever is Bill Burr.
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
West Wales and Cardiff |
Doug Stanhope - brilliant, controversial yet moral
I’ve seen him live and been in shock at some of the things he’s managed to make funny and thought provoking.
His routine on the stupidity of national pride is geniusz |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
In his heyday, which was a long time ago, was Bob Hope; although in later life he lost his edge.
He had a fantastic team of writers; a very large team
Another comedian from the vaudeville circuit was the incomparable Phil Silvers.
Bob Monkhhouse was a master of analysis and preparation, but for me he was too contrived.
On an Irish context Ardal O'Hanlon is witty and Dermot Morgan was Very controversial and was taken off air because of Scrap Saturday.
Jackieason was an amazing Jewish comedian. |
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Good old Billy Connolly whose words of wisdom apply to a few on this site. Quote: They should consider getting themselves an agent as it would save them having to handle themselves all the time! And for those who don't like Bill remember what he said to one bunch of hecklers, "Who paid to get in here, you or me?" |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Lee Mack and Micky Flanagan make me laugh out loud, seen Micky live a few times, brilliant
Always loved Peter Kay, got tickets and was gutted when it cancelled
Kevin hart is another good one.
There’s a Canadian fella who does one liners, can’t remember his name, used to be on mock the week a lot |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sarah Millican is jusssst fabulous - seen her live a couple of years ago and going again later this year
Jimmy Carr is very funny … feel bad for laughing sometimes because he’s so inappropriate! I like John Bishop too. My dad loved Jim Davidson and Les Dawson so I can’t help but like them. I’ve seen Chubby Brown a few times … once sat on the front row |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Lee Mack and Micky Flanagan make me laugh out loud, seen Micky live a few times, brilliant
Always loved Peter Kay, got tickets and was gutted when it cancelled
Kevin hart is another good one.
There’s a Canadian fella who does one liners, can’t remember his name, used to be on mock the week a lot "
I thought it was the law or something, that you had to vote for Paul Smith?! |
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"Sarah Millican always makes me laugh, probably more for the ladies"
Not this lady. I don't find her funny. I really find her irritating from her squeaky voice to her faux simpleton act.... so unfunny. Just the kind of woman you'd like to stuff in a bag of Oxfam clothes cos she'd be totally indiscernible in there. |
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"Lee Mack and Micky Flanagan make me laugh out loud, seen Micky live a few times, brilliant
Always loved Peter Kay, got tickets and was gutted when it cancelled
Kevin hart is another good one.
There’s a Canadian fella who does one liners, can’t remember his name, used to be on mock the week a lot "
Stewart Francis......... so cool |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tim Minchin or Rhod Gilbert"
I love Tim Minchin and seen two of his tours years ago.
I think Lee Mack is so well suited to panel shows as such quick witted retorts.
Soft spot for Sarah Pascoe |
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By *ean counterMan
over a year ago
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Comedy is the same as music, people have varying tastes so what one person finds funny another wouldnt. Personally I find Ricky Gervais the unfunny person ever but millions like him? The only people that have really made me laugh out loud are Mickey Flanagan, Jethro (If you can understand what he's saying) and Al Murray. |
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"Tim Minchin or Rhod Gilbert
I love Tim Minchin and seen two of his tours years ago.
I think Lee Mack is so well suited to panel shows as such quick witted retorts.
Soft spot for Sarah Pascoe"
Lee Mack is my favourite thing about would I lie to you |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
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Although he was not everyone's cup of tea, the late great Ken Dodd was a master of comedy, who had studied the intricacies of comedy in meticulous detail for decades.
He described himself as a failed accountant! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Lee Mack and Micky Flanagan make me laugh out loud, seen Micky live a few times, brilliant
Always loved Peter Kay, got tickets and was gutted when it cancelled
Kevin hart is another good one.
There’s a Canadian fella who does one liners, can’t remember his name, used to be on mock the week a lot
Stewart Francis......... so cool"
Yes that’s the one! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Lee Mack and Micky Flanagan make me laugh out loud, seen Micky live a few times, brilliant
Always loved Peter Kay, got tickets and was gutted when it cancelled
Kevin hart is another good one.
There’s a Canadian fella who does one liners, can’t remember his name, used to be on mock the week a lot
I thought it was the law or something, that you had to vote for Paul Smith?! "
Yeah he’s good but not the best |
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