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Comedians who consistently make you laugh....
Comedians who consistently make you laugh....
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Laurel & Hardy
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Well I would have added Micky Flanagan but he's only been around 5 minutes and in that time he's already pretty much mainstream. But OK:
Micky Flanagan. |
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Ricky Grover - Been on TV in the 11 O'Clock show as 'Buller' (hard-man prisoner) and Johnny Vaghn's sidekick in that series what he was in like.
Saw him doing stand-up at Jongleurs a while back and laughed like a drain for his entire act. Nick Wilty - standing dish on the stand up comedy circuit. Always funny and...oh I'm sorry, back to the Tommy Cooper / Peter Cook rimming session..... |
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Speaking of which, I heard today there's a Pete Burns sex tape doing the rounds, anyone seen it?
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Minjita was class
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I saw a very shouty man at the Comedy Store last time, he was fkng ace. Dunno his name tho.
Steven K was hilarious at first, now has become a joke. Ironic, no? |
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minjita was awesome. Whatever happened to him?
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Bernard Manning
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Saw big Bernard live in the 80s, funny guy.
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I was actually lying, only seen minimal of the man,
Thought he was hilarious on Mrs Merton with Richard Wilson. Keep meaning to watch some of his stuff on youtube |
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First thing he said when he came on the stage... 'Any darkies* in the audience? If there are you should fook off now.
It was OK to laugh at that back then. * he used a different word that I'm not even going to try to post. |
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did you laugh when he said it?
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Max Miller
Bernard Manning |
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Check Mate
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Even if I did, I've grown and matured since then.
Unlike some on here, no names mentioned  |
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Saw him a few times, two bouncers at the side of the stage one time, big black bloke, smaller white one. Bernard bantered for a few seconds with the big one about his size, and then nodded towards the white one and said, "is that yer supper?".
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he done jokes about everyone though!
surely he was being diverse? he was obviously white, but was he just bringing other's into the joke to make them feel involved. |
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I've always thought Bilko was timeless but haven't watched any for 5-6 years. It would be gut-wrenching to discover now he was hooked in time. Surely not me.
Rick and Morty interesting newcomers. |
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Many people used to love Arthur Askey (Hello Playmates) but Big Bernard only had 4 words to say about him... thank fook he's dead
I'm still laughing thinking about it now from over 30 years ago  |
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basically what we have here is the clear proof that Enoch was right.
you invite them here, give them a home, invite them to take part in your social gatherings - then you find out they can't take a ****ing joke  |
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Not sure I like the bloke much, but Frankie Boyle is a funny geezer.
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Frankie good at stand up but his sketch show was really bad.
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I'm fairly certain I recall Max Miller in the very early sixties on Workers' Playtime or some such mid-day radio programme where he ended his slot with "When roses are red and ready for plucking, girls of sixteen are ready for ... goodbye all". I am certain I never heard him again on radio.
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The cheeky chappie
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He died in 1963, which is probably why we never heard much more of him on the radio after the early 60s
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Indeed.
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Kevin Bridges above average.
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Agree, and Reginald D Hunter.
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Michael McIntyre seems to be the best of a bad bunch these days.
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Jimmy Carr also worthy of a mention.
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.. and Peter Kay
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I like Jimmy Carr, mincing McIntyre not for me at all.
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He's more of a skipper than a mincer, imo
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzn_uDxW-Fc
GET IN From a few years back to - **** em |
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Nina Conti hasn't gone over to the dark side entirely.
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https://youtu.be/t_1ULTlaZ4I
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worst thing was he never realised they'd invite 100 x more of the ****s
over here to make it 1000 x worse for the genuine normal folk |
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Manning and Chubby Brown could both tell a joke but the hateful stuff in their acts shouldnt be celebrated - they wouldnt do the same acts now as they did in their heyday
Tom Stade (one of Frankie Boyles co-stars in Tramadol nights) always delivers excellent stuff Bill Burr probably the best comedian working at the moment for me |