Lee Mack – A fan before he became “famous”, I just love the Tommy Steele cockney stuff, cracks me right up it does.
Micky Flannigan – Yes another giggle fest until he spouted out “fingering” on some tv prog the other day, but too rude for me that, but the cockney walk was hilarious..
Jack Dee – Ok, old now, past it some say, but his early years, until he started to dissolve into “grumpy for grumpys sake” Then reinvigorated in Lead Balloon.
Mock the Week – You get some hilarious comedic moments on there and I like the variety, Rich Hall for his droll delivery (he even makes himself laugh sometimes)
You don’t seem to get many good women comedians, shame because some, not all, are spot on with observational humour. The Iranian Girl (no idea what her name was/is Shara something or other) she was funny until it look like she ran out of material.
Ronnie Anocona – now she’s very underestimated IMO, apart from being stunning looking she’s a wit that cuts right on through.. maybe she’s not that well noted for her consistent “impressions” she’s always doing, but live.. well most excellent.
Victoria Wood – for many years I avoided her like the plaque, that Acorn Antiques thingy never hit the spot, but live, on her own, really quite funny and unassuming too.. humble.
Like most I grew up with Rik/Ade?Nige/Alexi which for a time giggled me stupid, but thankfully I grew up and watching them now still makes me cringe/giggle all in one belly movement.
Peter Sellers – It’s only in the last 10 years I’ve come to respect his humour, maybe cos’ I’m older now.
Ben Elton – Yeah I laughed at him for a while too, though now I think he’s far better than ever.
Paul Whitehouse – MrsBouy knows him very well dontchaknow, I think he’s hilarious on his own, in the pub, really just a laugh a minute and apparently he was like that before his fame, which is rather nice.
Steve Coogan – One of my all time favourite ever comedians, always has been and hopefully always will be. Genius.