1. Bill Hicks (RIP)
2. George Carlin
3. Richard Pryor
4. Sam Kinison (RIP)
5. Chris Rock (when he first started I didn't find him funny at all, but he has grown into one of the funniest comedians working today)
6. Lewis Black
7. Dave Attell
8. Will farrell (not sure if he really counts as a comedian, but he never fails to make me laugh)
9. Dennis Miller
10. Eddie Murphy (from the 80's "Delirious" is one of the funniest stand-up specials of all time)
Originally posted by SykkBoy2 1. Bill Hicks (RIP)
2. George Carlin
3. Richard Pryor
4. Sam Kinison (RIP)
5. Chris Rock (when he first started I didn't find him funny at all, but he has grown into one of the funniest comedians working today)
6. Lewis Black
7. Dave Attell
8. Will farrell (not sure if he really counts as a comedian, but he never fails to make me laugh)
9. Dennis Miller
10. Eddie Murphy (from the 80's "Delirious" is one of the funniest stand-up specials of all time)
nice list ;)
I actually saw dennis miller live not too long ago...
he performed at the AVn Awards a couple years ago and was funnier than hell (MUCH funnier than Bobby Slayton who's about as funny as stabbing yourself in the scrotum with a screwdriver)
I saw a guy on "Premium Blend" the other night and I can't remember his name, but he was a skin head psycho looking guy who was funny as hell...I kept thinking "[Labret]?"
Jim Carey. His movie Dumb & Dumber was the best...
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1. George Carlin
2. Bill Hicks
3. Robert Schimmel
3. Pablo Francisco
4. George Lopez
5. Mitch Hedberg
6. Steven Lynch (probably the best songwriter ever, lol)
7. Sam Kinison
8. C. Rock
9. Denis Miller
10. Joan Rivers (the old shows just RULE)
11. Dave Attel
12. Steven Kendrick
Old comics that became moviestars
12. Robin Williams (his old standup is very cool!!)
13. Eddie Murphy
14. Richard Pryor
15. Martin Lawrence
he performed at the AVn Awards a couple years ago and was funnier than hell (MUCH funnier than Bobby Slayton who's about as funny as stabbing yourself in the scrotum with a screwdriver)
I have a CD with part of that show on it. At least I think it is that show.
Billy Connelly. His stand up stuff.. Not that crap sitcom he did in the US. They didn't let him do his stuff.. They sanitised him.
Also Frank Skinner and Barry Humphreys.
And the guys that have been doing "Whose Line is it Anyway" for the past 15 years... Ryan Stiles and Colin Mockery.
Jason.
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Originally posted by masiven Eddie Izzard and George Carlin. -
Izzard's "Dress to kill" and Carlin's performance on the tribute hosted by John Stuart are simply outrageously funny - nothing compares to them.
Izzard's "Dressed to Kill" is the shit!! The first time I saw it I was stoned as an adulterous jew and just happened to stumble on it on HBO. I caught it about halfway through and I had no idea what the fuck I was watching. For the first few minutes I was asking myself "what the fuck is up with this dude/dudet?". Then he started in with that hiemlich shit and I laughed so hard I almost pissed myself. The Ingleberg Humperdink bit is classic.
Izzard's "Dressed to Kill" is the shit!! The first time I saw it I was stoned as an adulterous jew and just happened to stumble on it on HBO. I caught it about halfway through and I had no idea what the fuck I was watching. For the first few minutes I was asking myself "what the fuck is up with this dude/dudet?". Then he started in with that hiemlich shit and I laughed so hard I almost pissed myself. The Ingleberg Humperdink bit is classic.
Well there are others Like George Carlin etc... I think the old timers are better, Heck Eddie Murphy was great in his early days, Rember his tour called Eddie Murphy Raw...that was great...
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