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By:
SirNorbertClarke
When: 09 Apr 26 19:23
Ken Dodd
By:
stu
When: 09 Apr 26 20:16
Can't believe Mickey Flanagan not mentioned yet.

Used to be good (seems a theme with many comedians to be fair) but saw his recent stuff and it seemed awful - not at all funny.

Like say, some others go that way too - Jack Dee same, loved him, then he seemed totally unfunny later on...
By:
stu
When: 09 Apr 26 20:17
Adding someone who really can't be blamed for being worse now

Sean Lock was awesome
By:
salmon spray
When: 11 Apr 26 10:31
Donald J Trump.
Very edgy.
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 11 Apr 26 14:08
One of the funniest guys I ever met.I was likely one of
the guys he bunked off early to play golf with.

One rainy day he did a stand up, impromptu, at the golf
club and I never enjoyed comedy as much.


https://www.comedy.co.uk/features/comedy_chronicles/post-stardom-its-paul-squire/

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By:
Winja
When: 11 Apr 26 14:10

Apr 9, 2026 -- 6:28PM, MillridgeTanic wrote:


Can't believe Mickey Flanagan not mentioned yet.


first he was left out then after stu's comments he was out out...

By:
MillridgeTanic
When: 11 Apr 26 14:15
LaughLaugh
By:
ashbourne
When: 14 Apr 26 13:54
Ricky Gervais - Still consistently good
Early Jack Dee
Early Eddie Murphy
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 14 Apr 26 17:20
Emo Philips is the best live comedian I've seen.


I got persuaded to go to Micky Flanagan, against my better judgement I hasten to add.

I went to the bar at the interval and stayed there until it was over.
By:
brentford
When: 14 Apr 26 17:24
I got persuaded to go to Micky Flanagan, against my better judgement I hasten to add.

I went to the bar at the interval and stayed there until it was over.


that made me laugh more than he or Michael McIntyre ever have  Grin  so fair play slippy..
By:
barstool
When: 14 Apr 26 18:07
Stan Boardman
Colin Crompton
Bernard Manning

Three top Northern comedians in their day.
By:
badjoe
When: 14 Apr 26 18:40
Bill Hicks
Stewart Lee
Billy Connolly
By:
DixieDean60
When: 14 Apr 26 19:04
Pilsudski09 Apr 26 19:00Joined: 12 Aug 03 | Topic/replies: 2,391 | Blogger: Pilsudski's blog
Mick Miller is the man.

I heard Mick on the radio earlier, still going strong and not afraid to tell his (harmless) un PC jokes. Still playing the club circuit at 76 years of age.

Bit of a rarity these days, a funny scouser Grin
By:
Regbutler
When: 14 Apr 26 20:09
1. Tommy Cooper
2. Jethro
3. Mick Miller
By:
sonofshinner
When: 18 Apr 26 14:42
Kier STARMER,
By:
timbuctooth
When: 21 Apr 26 01:34
brentford Apr 26 22:12 
...going have to check out Werbie's recs as haven't seen much of them..vaguely recognise names.

Please do, those three are fantastic with the off-beat and unexpected one liners; Tim Vine does similar stuff
By:
Aspro
When: 21 Apr 26 18:11
I just watched 20+ minutes of Sean Lock (Lockipedia), didn't laugh once. I then watched a 4 minute clip of Werbie's Milton Jones... laughed at almost every joke, some of which were very clever. I will watch more.
By:
Aspro
When: 21 Apr 26 20:14
ok Werbie you have a point. A brief trip through all 3 of your selections (Milton Jones, Stew Francis and Gary Delaney) gave me a good laugh tonight. Thanks for those.
By:
leif
When: 22 Apr 26 00:02
Frank Sanazi - differentMischief
By:
spyker
When: 22 Apr 26 16:27
Best stand up I've ever seen - Ian Cognito.
Worst stand up I've ever seen - Ian Cognito
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