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Whos the best?<br>
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Out of all I've listened to so far it's Peter Kay and Mike Harding! <br>
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I prefer the observational stuff by the likes of Eddie Izzard and Jack Dee

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Old school for me<br>
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Eric and wise../ Tommy Cooper... all that era <br>
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Les Dawson and Blaster Bates <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START :lol --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/laugh.gif ALT=":lol"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> <br>
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(Nice to see you back Simon)

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Imo The Best comedien ever is/was ronny Barker. a real Genius.

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Spike Milligan, not a comedian as such but one of the funniest people in the world ever.<br>
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In an interview in 1998 he was asked "how long will you continue to write?" His answer; "I'll keep writing until I die, and after that I'll stop"<br>
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What a genius.<br>
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Ronnie Barker, Spike Milligan and Roy Chubby Brown, yes, he's as blue as a very blue thing thats blue, but he is funny.

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Cleese et al<br>
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Richardson & Allen<br>
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Barker, though he was often just the voice (and dead pan face) for the writings of others he made it work.<br>
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Sir Norman Wisdom

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I love comedy!<br>
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Agree with Adam re Peter Kay - his account of 'emergency' chairs at Christmas cracks me up!<br>
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Most things written by Ben Elton and Richard Curtis - Blackadder etc. Edmund Blackadder's character really appeals to my dry sense of humour (I have the book of the scripts at home).<br>
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Oh; and Dave Allen R.I.P.

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I would say Mohammed if it weren't so tragic...<br>
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as its is I'd go for John Clesse and Eric Idle. The dead parrot sketch, starving architects and this ones an eater are all time classics. Rutland weekend television was a masterpiece and so was that film where he's the adopted son of an asian shopkeeper.<br>
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I really like Sanjeev and the Kumars and smack the pony as well.<br>
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Smack the Pony is very good, I would agree. Plus I really fancy one of them which is a bonus. Very much in the same vein as 'Big Train' which was on 5 or so years ago. I don't think it had a wide audience.<br>
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blair & bush

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Billy Connolly - although some new material would't go amiss.<br>
Peter Kay - good stand-up family entertainment and really good TV shows - Max and Paddy, Pheonix nights - classics of our times - almost up there with Fawlty Towers - Dad's Army!

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