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Which comedy/comedian has made you cry with laughter the most?
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By *UNCHBOX OP Man
over a year ago
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I remember watching the episode of I'm Alan Partridge where he goes to meet the BBC editor for lunch to ask for a second series of his chat show, and crying with laughter. Which is your show/comedian? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Rhod Gilbert or Billy Connolly for volume of laughs, but John Bishop's male grooming story was possibly the funniest.
However a couple of threads on here have left me close to exhaustion from laughing so much. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Brendan Burns has me in fits of laughter. So I Suppose THIS Is Offensive Now is a brilliant bit of comedy that pokes you into challenging your prejudices. |
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Kevin Bridges has everything, great story's, amazing point of view and possible the best timing I have ever seen, genius. Sean Lock and Frankie Boyle I also love.
Actually can I change too Frankie? Amazing joke's, clearly intelligent and pushes the mark, gets very near to the line in the sand, infact I don't think he even see's it! Awesome! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Dara O'Briain is my favourite. I don't usually cry with laughter, but I definitely had face ache after the last time I saw him."
Saw dara live. I actually hurt afterwards from laughing so hard |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I like Ross Noble's stand up.
Ross Noble for me too. Meat flaps is my favourite and still makes me laugh out very loud.
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Meat Flaps was the first Ross Noble routine I ever saw. It's worth another look. In fact I'm off to You Tube now  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Has to be
You fat bastard.. Roy chubby brown. "
I went to see him once and he was funny until he got his cock out and did this dance .Looked terrible as couldn't see willy for beer belly .  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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omg that story NEVER EVER fails to give me proper belly laughs I thought his version on people who have no children was hysrerical but the dentist trip tops it over and over
"Michael Mcintyre talking about his trip to the dentist.
this i laughed that much was hilarious and his pants down game haha mint"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Eddie Izzard once had me literally weeping with laughter, unable to breath - the drilling cats bit I think it was (Him).
We both recently saw James Acaster who was brilliant! |
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Have seen many comics at the Fringe and elsewhere, some great , some not. Some of the best live were Rik Mayal just as he was breaking through. Rowan Atkinson did a tour with Angus Deyton as his assistant, the school exam sketch was hilarious. Saw Spike, my absolute hero. Early Eddie Izzard unbelievably funny. |
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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago
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Tom Binns and Ben Briggs. Both aren't as well known as they should be, but both are totally excellent.
Binns has 2 top notch character acts and a wonderful ventriloquist show and can fill a bill all on his own.
Briggs can split rooms, as his material is dark, but it is extremely funny. He remains the only comedian I've seen this year out of hundreds (yes, I am a big live comedy fan) who has accidentally started a fracas in a club.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I saw Peter Kay on his "Tour that doesn't tour, tour". Not long in some people were having a domestic in the top tier of the stand in the arena and security had to be called. He stopped what he was doing pulled up a chair, beer in hand and was giving a running commentary until the people got thrown out. Was so funny |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Have seen many comics at the Fringe and elsewhere, some great , some not. Some of the best live were Rik Mayal just as he was breaking through. Rowan Atkinson did a tour with Angus Deyton as his assistant, the school exam sketch was hilarious. Saw Spike, my absolute hero. Early Eddie Izzard unbelievably funny.
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Have you watched Eddie izzard death star canteen on YouTube
It's hilarious |
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"Have seen many comics at the Fringe and elsewhere, some great , some not. Some of the best live were Rik Mayal just as he was breaking through. Rowan Atkinson did a tour with Angus Deyton as his assistant, the school exam sketch was hilarious. Saw Spike, my absolute hero. Early Eddie Izzard unbelievably funny.
Have you watched Eddie izzard death star canteen on YouTube
It's hilarious "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Billy Connolly, genius, his sketch about the rhythm method of contraception had me in tears.
Peter Kay live at the Blackpool Tower is comedy gold.
Frankie Boyle, controversial but funny as he'll at times.
Paul Merton his live improvised stuff is just incredible, had me laughing so much it hurt, he wasn't even appearing, was at the bar at the comedy club and got dragged up on stage! |
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"Have seen many comics at the Fringe and elsewhere, some great , some not. Some of the best live were Rik Mayal just as he was breaking through. Rowan Atkinson did a tour with Angus Deyton as his assistant, the school exam sketch was hilarious. Saw Spike, my absolute hero. Early Eddie Izzard unbelievably funny.
Have you watched Eddie izzard death star canteen on YouTube
It's hilarious "
Yes! Eddy Izzard is great. Love the 'covered in bees' sketch too |
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By *atcoupleCouple
over a year ago
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"I remember watching the episode of I'm Alan Partridge where he goes to meet the BBC editor for lunch to ask for a second series of his chat show, and crying with laughter. Which is your show/comedian?"
Has to be Jasper Carrot  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Chris Rock. I cry with laughter when I watch his stuff. Especially his older stand up specials.
-Courtney"
I'm laughing just thinking about his stuff.... Married n bored, hanging up my glove, it's their drugs not yours, Cracker... 
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Just has to be Bob Monkhouse.
I got roped in to going to see him live and only knowing his TV persona I was dreading it.
What a revelation. He was quick with superb ad libs and absolutely hysterical.
As the old song goes. "I came away with a different point of view" 
Not forgetting Ken Dodd, Frank Carson and the brilliant Les Dawson.
But as someone said earlier, I'm from the older generation. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Hmm!
I think we need to do a forum social at a comedy club in the new year!
Who'd be up for it? Xx
I certainly would"
Cool!
I'll put a thread up in the new year! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tom Stade.... Seen him live a couple of times.... Brillilliant !!! Had tears running down my face..... A bit rock'n roll and a whole lot of stand up ! "
Micky flannigan... funny guy. Makes me attracted to him to  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ed Miliband
He absolutely cracked me up. The way he looked, spoke, his agendas but the funniest thing of all was that he thought he was good enough to run the Country.
What a clown LOL! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"billy connoly always been our number 1. wanted 1/2 our money back as we laughed so much we missed half the show.. but saw bill bailey last night- just brilliant!
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I'm with you, Big Yin has had me in stitches a lot, Audience with... and Billy and Albert are my favourites. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Michael Mcintyre talking about his trip to the dentist. "
Omg that has me in fits and I've watched it loads in fact I watched it again this morning as my house mate went the dentist 12 mins of comedy gold |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"James Acaster, Mark Watson, John kearns, pappys "
Ahh mark Watson, I remember seeing him 10 years ago!
There's a newish comedian no idea of his name, but he had me in stitches at the comedy club in Notts and since then I've seen him a lot on telly and never failed to disappoint.
Then there's Russell Howard and John bishop |
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