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Jo Brand always raises a few laughs for me, I think she's fab. Vic & Bob when they did 'Big Night Out' were just brilliant.
♥ஜ♥ KAREN ♥ஜ♥
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Surprised how many times Peter Kay pops up here (or is that just me). I'd say Bill Bailey, followed closely by Ross Noble, Dylan Moran, Daniel Kitson ..
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Billy Connolly.
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Laurel and Hardy.
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I love Bill Bailey think hes hilarious also love Stephen mangan (more a comedy actor though)
If it wasn't for physics and law enforcement, i'd be unstoppable.
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Bill Bailey, Dylan Moran, Stephen Fry, Andy Kaufman (woo!), Peter Kay (kinda), Alan Davies (If you count him as a comedian)
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Rowan Atkinson and a little bit of Peter Kay!
No Swearing in Signatures
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Peter Kay, Peter Kay, and Peter Kay!
And Ross Noble. And Bill Bailey. And Dylan Moran.
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Not question: Bill Hicks. Everyone else is just sitting in the Cowboy’s dust.
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quote: i also love Stephen mangan (more a comedy actor though)
Ooh Stevey! Can I also add Eddie Izzard, watched Definate Article last night - bleeding brilliant!
Can I have a quick word? Zoom and Whoosh. Quick words, words that are quick.
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Past - Dermot Morgan
Present - John Cleese
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I agree with many names mentioned so far, but I'd throw this one into the mix; Milton Jones, very, very funny.
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in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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How about a real oldie and deadie! Groucho Marx!!! He was ace and still makes me laugh my head off! Plop! quote: Originally posted by mags_40:
cathrine tate
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Currently, Rich Hall. Eddie Izzard frequently pops back up though.
I saw Bill Bailey (on stage, not just walking the street or anything) last night & he was very good.
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Bill Hicks. Before watching some of Bill Hicks' footage, I thought Billy Connelly was the man, but now without a doubt I have to say Bill Hicks!
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Pixelized - All knowing man, living on the moon.
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Peter Kay
Billy Connelly
Sean Locke
Early Days - Steve Martin, Richard Pryor
Really Early - Groucho Marks, Tommy Cooper
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past has to be Dave Allen. i don't think anyone else has mentioned him- big shame, he was brilliantly funny
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Judge me all you want, but keep the verdict to yourself
Whoever said nothing is impossible never tried slamming a revolving door
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Gotta be Eddie Izzard and Bill Bailey. I really wish that Eddie Izzard decided to carry on with stand-up rather than going into films - I think as a result his heart wasn't in the last couple of shows and they were a bit lacking. I've not seen anything come close to Dressed to Kill and Glorious (and bits of Indefinite Article)......except perhaps Bill Bailey's 'text messaging' song...  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Very glad to be back home: both literally and spiritually  "Just because I feel sick everytime you come near me doesn't mean I'm not glad you're not dead!" "walls, thermometers, it's an impossible choice. I'll just have to hope that when I flip the coin it somehow explodes and kills me!" |
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I think mine have got to be eric idle, peter cook, modern day probably bill bailey and reginald d hunter. you cant beat eddie murphys early stand up either
21, and srill ahving problems spelling ABBA
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Billy Connelly / Peter Kay jack and victor from still gane No 12 of HAS. |
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Ricky Gervais is the defining comic of our generation and definately the best.
Chris Morris(who of course doesn't do stand-up) is also hilarious.
Larry David is one of the funniest men who ever lived.
Peter Kay,Tommy Tiernan and Dylan Moran are great too.
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quote: Originally posted by laa_86:
I love Bill Bailey think hes hilarious also love Stephen mangan (more a comedy actor though)
i agree, stephen's a brilliant comic actor, but my favourite comedian would probably be Dylan Moran |
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