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A lot of people if I listed them all but Red Skelton is my favorite.
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I'm another George Carlin fan.
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Americans ?
Loved Stephen Wright in his day. Robin Williams (totally different style of course). Rich Hall (and his great documentaries). Reginald D Hunter. Very struck by (Canadian) Katherine Ryan (perhaps for the wrong reason) British ? Simon Evans (love his middle aged middle class bitterness) Peter Kay is Verrry clever. Al Murray (the pub landlord) Noel Fielding (makes me laugh just to look at him) Les Barker (comical poet) John Hegley (pop poet) Barry Cryer (one of the old bunch) Shappi Korsandi Gone but not forgotten : Tommy Cooper (died onstage) Victoria Wood Spike Milligan Peter Ustinov Kenneth Williams and many may more.
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Can't be a "wrong reason" if she's funny, she's funny. I enjoy Natasha Leggero and Chelsea Handler as well. Nothing wrong with funny and gorgeous.
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Bunch of good ones but for me still no contest. Put me in the Carlin camp too.
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Lewis Black
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Johnathan Winters - a forefather of Robin Williams
Dudley Moore, Benny Hill and Monty Python. |
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My all time favorite has to be Jackie Gleason for The Honeymooners, and later, for The Jackie Gleason Show.
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I don't have a favorite but the first two names that crossed my mind when I read the title of this thread are:
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Saw Jay Leno twice at a small comedy clubs back in the early '80's. His stand-up was the funniest stuff I've ever seen. Didn't care for him nearly so much in his Tonight Show gig.
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I suppose it's a jump ball between Richard Pryor and George Carlin. But the great one we lost too early was Bill Hicks.
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There is/was no comedian called Monty Python.
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Foster Brooks and Don Rickles, both dead now.
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