Off Topic Comedians you don't like (or don't think are funny)

I loved watching them in the school holidays , I would think most of us were brung up watching them

 

Michael McIntyre.
About as funny as piles.
That tall woman ?? She's crap.
Miranda? Mind arl women are crap comedians.
Lenny Henry has never been funny.
James Corden is another unfunny annoying twát.

I actually like Ricky Gervais.
His series "Derick" and "after life" i thought were brilliant.
Stewart Lee I find hilarious and Frankie Boyle.

 

I think it's mostly other women who find a lot of female comedians funny.

A sweeping generalisation if I ever made one

 

Hello @Smudger603
Just checking in and hoping you southern fookers get promotion

 

Hello Nig - more chance of our glorious owner having a record in the top twenty mate - we’re fooked with him running the show !

 

Victoria Wood and Caroline Aherne?

 

Is this him ?

Sounds corny from early nineties

You look like your going through a similar scenario to us.
Maybe you'll get that William Storey sniffing around

 

-Yep but he’s retitled it “on our way down”

 

I quite like that song

Took a screencap from the video and used it as my avatar for a while back in the summer...

 

Ricky Gervais is a comedy genius. The Office, Extras, Derek, Afterlife - all superb television. His stand-up shows are mostly brilliant.

Coogan as Alan Partridge is comedy genius. Shame he is a prat in real life.

Ronnie Barker is the greatest comedy actor of all time, closely followed by Leonard Rossiter. Porridge, Open All Hours, Rising Damp and Reggie Perrin sit up on the top table alongside Only Fools, Blackadder (not the first series) and Dear John.

Greatest stand-up of all time? Richard Pryor, hands down. Jack Dee and Jeff Green are also top drawer.

Greatest comedy writer must be John Sullivan.

 

Tuesday at 6:30 on Radio 4 a recently discovered Hancock's Half Hour, which someone discovered on an old reel-to-reel tape recorder. The only episode to feature Peter Sellars, not to be missed.

 

Two geniuses on one recording. Magic.

I think the guy who discovered it literally listened to thousands of hours of recordings. A real labour of love.