Favorite Comedian?

[GeordyBass]

My all time Favorites would be:
-Ron White
-Katt Williams
-Larry The Cable Guy
-Bill Engvall
-Jeff Dunham

What's yours???

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqHPqTDHxJs&feature=PlayList&p=5E8870AA44C2C041&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=1

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[victor101]

lalo56....

[lalo56]

Lmao!!!!!!

[Jackpot Jimmy]

Jack Benny
George Burns and Gracie Allen

[sansou]

That's a tough question, as there have been some real geniuses througout the years. Lenny Bruce, Kaufman, Martin, Woody A., Brooks (Al and Mel !), Carlin, Murphy, Cantinflas, Charlie Chaplin, Harold Llloyd, Dave Chapelle, Benny Hill....just a few that spring to mind.

Then there's the French ones I grew up with: Coluche, Louis de Funes, Les Inconnus, Armand Bernard....

And then there's the list of jokers on FNN..... ha ha!!


Speaking of comedians: Thanks to the help of a good Team 57 friend, I did just surprise my wife to an early valentine's gift to go see Joel Mchale last night at Pechanga. (he's the the guy from E! Soup). Thought he was pretty funny at times, though I can't say I'm a fan of him or even watch E! all that much.

[GeordyBass]

Ginger's that DO have souls too.

Uncle Bob or Trolly, crack me up so much lmao....

[Fire Ball]

Definitely Brian Regan!!

[lalo56]

Stand up, for me i think its George Lopez. Im sure there are others but i just dont have the ultimate favorite.

[saintarv]

Eddie Murphy, Andrew Dice Clay, Richard Pryor, Carlos Mencia, Rodney Dangerfield,............

[evalrez]

George Lopez and Gabriel Iglesias

[Ricky-Ray]

Some goods ones listed already, in addition to those I like Carlos Mencia. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7aN_Hl0A94

[cutbait]

Mitch Hedberg.

Hands down

[Odium]

Recently, I've been a big fan of Jo Koy.

[fisherman from long beach]

george lopez,richard pryor,redd fox,dice clay back in the day.also jo koy is comming on.

[sansou]

Recently, I've been a big fan of Jo Koy.

Jo Koy is one funny filipino!

If you like asian comics, check this guy out: Peter Chao

(chinese at restaurants) Caution: language!
http://www.youtube.com/user/pyrobooby

[GeordyBass]

Jo Koy is one funny filipino!

If you like asian comics, check this guy out: Peter Chao

(chinese at restaurants) Caution: language!
http://www.youtube.com/user/pyrobooby
wtf was that? Weak! lol jk

[murrieta angler]

The King was Richard Pryor, hands down!

But, there are alot of good comics out there today. Guess it just depends on the mood your in. I still enjoy watching the Dean Martin Roasts, they were great.

[Daryl]

No Particular order:

George Carlin
Richard Jeni
Richard Pryor
Robin Williams
Groucho Marx
Bill Hicks

I watched a Gabriel Iglesias routine from Bakersfield for the first time the other day. That "fluffy" cat is pretty funny too.

[Jackpot Jimmy]

The King was Richard Pryor, hands down!

But, there are alot of good comics out there today. Guess it just depends on the mood your in. I still enjoy watching the Dean Martin Roasts, they were great.

I also enjoy watching the old Dean Martin Roasts on YouTube. Foster Brooks is hilarious.

I like watching Jack Benny because of his great timing. He knew exactly when to talk and how to react. He conditioned his audience so that all someone had to do was make a reference to his miserly ways or his perpetual age of 39, and the audience would burst into hysterics. He and his cast consisting of Mary Livingstone, Don Wilson, Rochester, Dennis Day, Phil Harris, Mel Blanc, and many others kept the show at the top for more than thirty years on both radio and television.

George Burns and Gracie Allen are the best husband-and-wife comedy team there ever was. I think it was best told when George said that Gracie, having somewhat "dimwitted qualities", would never tell a joke, but explain it. For example, she once said on one show, "George, I put two roasts in the oven. That way when the little one burns I know the big one is done." Gracie died early on, but George went on to making several pictures, writing a few books, and doing a routine based on his old age until he died in 1996 at age 100.

I enjoy several other pieces of old comedy, but Jack and George and Gracie will always be my favorite comedians. There are several great comedians today, but none are a match for the Forerunners of Comedy. They came out of vaudeville to radio and later television, and forever into the corners of the minds of all Americans. They had extraordinary timing, and, most of all, kept there material clean.

[City Dad]

Mark Twain, Chris Rock, Breeze71, Dennis Miller and Dana Gould... in that order.

[DockRat]

George Carlin


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvgN5gCuLac

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[DarkShadow]

1. Bill Hicks
2. Richard Pryor
3. Paul Mooney
4. Dave Chapelle
5. Chris Rock
6. Rodney Dangerfield

[TShaffer]

What about Seinfeld?
Funny someone mentioned Peter Chao...lol.

[Sea Monkey]

Brian Regan and George Lopez!!!

[KaliDawgFan]

Jeff Dunham is funny. I saw him live at the Irvine Improv a few years back, and his show is way different (raunchy) than when the cameras are on him. I also saw a comedian, Ron Pearson, at the Icehouse in Pasadena and he had me laughing so hard that I couldn't breathe. Chris Rock usually makes me laugh too.

[Santa Fe Eric]

Lucille Ball

[Nu_AbGatr]

Jeff Foxworthy
Larry the Cable Guy
Bill Engvall
Gabriel Iglesias
Bill Cosby
Tim Allen
Ray Romano

no particular order - not very into comedians who use one too many f* words....

the clean kind of comedy is rare, but good.

[Fisherman57]

Roy Brewster

[Hometown]

red fox those old sanford and son shows still kill it.

[mrjonez]

best living stand up - Doug Stanhope - but he'll be dead soon enough.
Chris Rock
Kat Williams
Maria Bamford

[Big Country]

My favorites...

1. Bill Hicks
2. Richard Pryor
3. Ron White

[tpfishnfool]

Sam Kinnison
Mitch Hedburg
Richard Pryor