Whos your favorite comedian?

[JeRMz]

Sam Kinison, Richard Pryor, Rodney Dangerfield...just to name a few.

[JLC]

How many other comedians have a bit with snakes?

"Snakes?!? Are you out there?? I'm gonna stick my big toe out, but if you're out there, don't you bite it or nothing! Ok, you can lick it, but don't put none of your snakey juice on it!"



I grew up listening to his LPs, too...and yeah, I'm totally dating myself! He was my first introduction to stand-up comedy and I've had a crush on him since the early 70's. My next big comedian to love was George Carlin, who was my dad's favorite. Listened to him on LP, too, believe it or not, back in his early days, I guess. Gallager was another old-time favorite we enjoyed watching in the early days of cable and rented video tapes.

[sho220]

Jim Gaffigan - Hot pooockets...
Brian Regan...funny and clean...
Kathleen Madigan is funny for a chick...
Jeremy Hotz - one of many awesome Canadian comics...
Mitch Hedburg was awesome



Dane Cook is this funny>>> really the worst comedian ever...his popularity will forever remain a mystery to me...

[Mutheruva]

Can't believe nobody has mentioned Pablo Francisco!

Look him up on Netflix, I think they've got some of his specials.

[PorcelainxDoll]

George Carlin
Jeff Dunham
Dane Cook
Jim Carrey (more of an actor but hilarious none the less)
Adam Sandler (same as above)

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[Emilio]

Dave Chapelle
Adam Sandler
Carlos Mencia
Chris Rock
Old Eddie Murphy

[darthsamurai]

Growing up:
Eddie Murphy
George Carlin
Bill Cosby
Richard Pryor

Now:
Jim Jefferies
Joe Rogan
Mitch Hedberg (sat front row to see him live)
Stephen Lynch (same show as Mitch, front row)
Bert Kreisher
Joey Diaz
Doug Stanhope

[rlditmars]

"Snakes?!? Are you out there?? I'm gonna stick my big toe out, but if you're out there, don't you bite it or nothing! Ok, you can lick it, but don't put none of your snakey juice on it!"



I grew up listening to his LPs, too...and yeah, I'm totally dating myself! He was my first introduction to stand-up comedy and I've had a crush on him since the early 70's. My next big comedian to love was George Carlin, who was my dad's favorite. Listened to him on LP, too, believe it or not, back in his early days, I guess. Gallager was another old-time favorite we enjoyed watching in the early days of cable and rented video tapes.

Loved the Cosby Lp's. "There's that little voice that says, I wonder where he would go if I just Woosh? If it hadn't been for his head." BTW, we're giving away our age folks.

The great thing about Cosby is he was never reduced to cursing in his bits and was still hilarious. From back in the day I also loved Carlin, Pryor, Martin, Murphy, Redd Fox, and Lewis Black. One guy who I thought was underated was Larry Miller. I saw a standup routine of his on HBO once and it was a scream.

Going with some more recent comedians, Dunham, Cook, Izzard, and the whole Blue Collar gang. Izzard is probably my favorite because his humor is so intelligent, history based, and sarcastic which appeals to my nature. "We are restoring this back to the way it was almost 50 years ago."

[kdreptiles]

I liked Dane Cook when he was just starting to get noticed... then over time I realized he's a one-trick pony, and now only gets laughs from the shock value of the grotesue sexual language.

Now, It's Gabriel Iglesias, Richard Pryor, and Kat Williams