Comedians

[Pearls]

I love them and Peter Kay has to be my favourite..

 

[Therapon]

@Pearls and @meet_the_fockers

 

[Pearls]

@Pearls and @meet_the_fockers

Hahaha xx

 

[The-A-Team]

We love Peter Kaye too, he finds the most funny scenarios out of normal everyday life lol xxx

 

[Pearls]

We love Peter Kaye too, he finds the most funny scenarios out of normal everyday life lol xxx

He does and I have just cried laughing at that xx

 

[Admin]

We love Peter Kaye too, he finds the most funny scenarios out of normal everyday life lol xxx

He is brilliant!
We really do enjoy watching some of his stuff... I don't watch TV really as you know, but if we can and he's on, we will try.
or watch him on YT.
Very funny man indeed!

 

[Pearls]

He is a bit raw but I love him and he is amazing to watch live x

 

[Scott]

Where to begin haha.
micky flannagan, Kevin Hart, dave Chappel, Lee Evans, Russell Howard to name a few

 

[EvilS]

I saw Peter Kay on his very first tour compliments of Mrs Kay We were about 4 rows from the front was probably the best comedy show i've seen....

I'm a big Dave Gorman fan and Lee Evans as well.

 

[Admin]

You jammy bugger. Sounds amazing!
Lee Evans.. Man he is nuts on stage. I used to find him hilarious but I don't know, as I've grown older I just don't find him as funny..
He's one hell of a talented guy though.

 

[EvilS]

Yes, his early stuff is much much better.
He has so much energy on stage.

 

[sweetNsaucy]

Kevin bloody Wilson has to be one of our favourites again lee Evans early stuff was way better than his newer stuff, still a shame that he has retired..
this guy is not for the faint hearted..

 

[Admin]

The Aussies are nuts

 

[sweetNsaucy]

The Aussies are nuts

They are and he is the best of them, most people only know of him for ..DILLIGAF.

 

[meet_the_fockers]

I love them and Peter Kay has to be my favourite..

Mummmm me biscuits fell in meeee brewwww mr F speaks like peter.. go fot catch buzz what? Crack me up.. bumped into him at our local aquarium quite refreshing to see him bickering with the mrs over which fish to buy!!

 

[Therapon]

bumped into him at our local aquarium quite refreshing to see him bickering with the mrs over which fish to buy!

Do they come already coated in breadcrumbs, yummy

 

[meet_the_fockers]

Do they come already coated in breadcrumbs, yummy

Dweeb

 

[meet_the_fockers]

You jammy bugger. Sounds amazing!
Lee Evans.. Man he is nuts on stage. I used to find him hilarious but I don't know, as I've grown older I just don't find him as funny..
He's one hell of a talented guy though.

Seriously is lee evans related to norman bloody wisdom.

 

[Therapon]

Dweeb

Only asking, it was an innocent question. So do they?

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

Peter Kay is definitely a comedy great, I was lucky enough to see him on the "mum wants a bungalow" tour, unbelievably funny.
I really want to see Lee Mack, love his TV & stand up work.
For TV sketch comedy I don't think anything comes close to The Fast Show (apart from The Two Ronnies, class), Paul Whitehouse possibly has the funniest facial expressions I've ever seen (even more than Phil Cool).
Honourable mentions must go to Harry Hill, Paddy McGuinness, Bill Hicks, Jerry Seinfeld, Jack Whitehall & Eddie Large..... perhaps not Eddie Large

 

[Therapon]

For all the old gits like me - Dave Allen was one of the best comedians.

 

[ScienceJ]

Hopefully this isn't too controversial an opinion but ... 'Mrs Browns Boys' is about as funny as ebola.

 

[AutumnH]

Two of my absolute favourites are George Carlin and John Pinette. Two greats who unfortunately aren't with us anymore.
George Carlin if you're an old pessimistic crotch like me John Pinette if you're a fat bastard like me who loves food.
Pinette once said "I don't do fat jokes per se, I'd rather talk about the trials and tribulations of a large mammal in our society."
Carlin, I really identify with: "I don’t have pet peeves — I have major psychotic fucking hatreds!"

 

[Deleted member 1030]

Two of my absolute favourites are George Carlin and John Pinette. Two greats who unfortunately aren't with us anymore.
George Carlin if you're an old pessimistic crotch like me John Pinette if you're a fat bastard like me who loves food.
Pinette once said "I don't do fat jokes per se, I'd rather talk about the trials and tribulations of a large mammal in our society."
Carlin, I really identify with: "I don’t have pet peeves — I have major psychotic fucking hatreds!"

Got to totally agree about Carlin. An unsung genius

 

[Scrunchy&Muffet]

Love Michael McIntyre and Sarah Millican blooming hillarious xx