Josh Widdicombe is great and The Last Leg is underrated and under-watched and you all will bow kthx

I really don't get what's funny about Miranda but aside from that I really don't hate any comedians or find them totally unfunny, there's always some jokes that will raise a laugh even if for the majority they don't.

Steven K Amos


The best whose currently knocking around on TV is Micky Flanagan

Miranda Hart

Don't like Miranda at all.

However...

Jon Richardson :love: he's hilarious on 8 out of 10 cats.

Tim Vine is the worst of the worst.

Love - Michael Mcintyre, Sarah Millican
Hate - Peter Kay

definitely Stewart Francis

if I wanted that **** I'd buy a joke book from Poundland

and i can remember the other year when he was on practically every show to do with comedy telling the same jokes over and over. Terrible delivery too

He is really good.

Omid :love:

Love-Peter Kay
Hate-Sarah Millican

:joker:

Henning Wehn

oh and Russel Howard

Oh yes, Henning Wehn is terrible, and so is this whole ''german's aren't funny'' gimmick he's playing on

Apparently only started in the last couple of years

I quite like him, but his voice is horrible.

Love Henning

Him with the one leg is not funny.. Don't know his name but he likes making jokes about only having one leg :rolleyes:

Adam Hills is amazing

srsly I am going to strap y'all into a chair to watch this show soon

I've seen it Jack, he's not that funny :hmph: (he's not crap though)

Who's Adam hills? The one legged man?

:joker: :joker: :joker:

Lee Nelson is awful

Agree,how on earth did he get that show?He's pathetic.
Can't stand Lee Evans, Tim Vine, Al Murray,Frankie Boyle,Jimmy Carr.
Like Kevin Bridges, Rich Hall, Jason Byrne, Jon Richardson,Micheal McIntyre and John Bishop.

An important aspect of comedy is being taken by surprise, not knowing what's coming. Therefore, most comedians sort of peak after a couple of years - when theyve hit their comfort zone on stage but still have surprising and fresh material.

Russell Brand was hilarious in his first couple of live DVDs but lately he's a bit predictable - although I still like his more serious side, he has a lot of astute political insight.

Frankie Boyle was great on Mock The Week too, but started recycling jokes in his live shows which got lame, fast. although, I did read his most recent book and it was decently funny, and again with a lot of political insight. Plus there was a fictional chapter about him being contacted by the police, because a sex offender is targetting washed-up comedians and they fear he might be the next target. there's a whole deadly serious paragraph where theyre telling him that Dom Jolly has been molested... Totally cracked me up, heh.

Have to say I completely agree about Lee Evans though. How is he famous?? why is he making any money?? How can anyone not want a giant newspaper to just come down and swat him like a fly?

Also Jim Davidson.

Lee Mack.

Don't mind him too much on panel shows, but Not Going Out is diabolical.
He can't act, he can't write a sitcom, just awful.

What a rich tapestry humour is, and how great we don't all like the same stuff.