Do any male comedians make you laugh?

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

Chubby Brown

 

[Keith S30S]

Well do they? And who are they?

Peter Kay in Phoenix Nights.

 

[look out piano]

What do they call the fella that galloped around stage on the back of an Ostrich?............not him tbh.

 

[Sidewinder2]

Billy Connolly
Dave Gorman

Only female I thought was okay was Victoria Wood.

Sarah Milligan and jo brand talking about minge and cake and being fat all night is not for me. In fact it's shite.

 

[Deleted member 36123]

Dave Gorman.

Brilliant imo - really clever and funny. Looking forward to seeing him later this year.

 

[Tadger]

Moving away from the direct subject, toward the point, I don't get the idea that women or men are inherently less/more funny than each other which seems to be the idea that this thread is responding to. Then again, I'm not a Neanderthal or a Neanderthal's direct foreruinner, @PhilSAFC.

That’s fine, some people don’t get GCSE maths.

 

[Dan..Dan..Dan..Dan]

Stephen Wright

Is he a Steven Wright tribute act ?

 

[vinegar hill]

LesDawson
Eric Morecambe
Billy Connolly
Ken Dodd

 

[x ALiEN 8]

Dave Allen and Sean Locke

 

[mini-x2]

Chubby Brown

THIS.

 

[safc...hic!]

Kevin Bridges and Paul Smith

 

[raindog]

Peter Cook not entirely stand up but a comic genius nonetheless.

Peter Cook - A Life in Pieces - YouTube

Dave Alan Stand up too

Allen

 

[peachy]

Stewart Lee

I watched the pear cider story. It was entertaining enough but not laugh out loud.
Thanks for the link though.

I'll find you some if you like? Gimme a minute while I move onto the missus' laptop

Nice accent. Not too annoying. Don't think I'd buy tickets for him but would likely keep my attention if I saw him on tv. Didn't laugh.

 

[mini-x2]

What do they call the fella that galloped around stage on the back of an Ostrich?............not him tbh.

Funnier than most of the people quoted on this thread to be fair.

 

[look out piano]

Funnier than most of the people quoted on this thread to be fair.

 

[mini-x2]

Was he the same bloke who had the ‘faulty microphone’ that kept cutting out? You don’t get comedy like that anymore.

 

[look out piano]

Was he the same bloke who had the ‘faulty microphone’ that kept cutting out? You don’t get comedy like that anymore.

Cannot remember tbh .

 

[Johnap]

Was he the same bloke who had the ‘faulty microphone’ that kept cutting out? You don’t get comedy like that anymore.

Norman Collier - bloody rubbish. Got paid off at the Navy Club on Roker Avenue.

 

[mini-x2]

Norman Collier - bloody rubbish. Got paid off at the Navy Club on Roker Avenue.

 

[Charmless Man]

Jim Jeffries at first glance is an abrasive foul-mouthed Australian feller, but if you allow yourself to look past the swearing he's actually a very clever man and a very funny comedian.

Stewart Lee was half of "Lee and Herring" back in the 90's (Lee And Herring's Fist Of Fun, This Morning With Richard NOT Judy), co-wrote Jerry Springer - The Opera, but primarily nowadays does stand-up solo. He's a very unconventional standup, with some "bits" getting very theatrical at times. Another very clever and very funny comedian.

I first saw Jeffries when I was arguably way too young to have seen him when my mam took me to a comedy show in Durham. I think I was laughing more at the swearing then but definitely grew to appreciate him more when I go older.