Good comedy?

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  1. Kijan

    Kijan Rookie

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    Can anyone recommend a good comedy? Seems to me they are a rarity these days. :D
     
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    Kijan, Jul 29, 2010
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    Mitch Fatel
    Kyle Cease
    Lewis Black
    Steve Martin
    Mitch Hedburg
    George Carlin
    Ron White
    Nick Swardson
    Mike Birbiglia

    There are others that are good that I missed, but that'll start you.
     
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    Longo_2_guns, Jul 29, 2010
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    Is you interested in standup or movies cuzz?
     
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  4. Kijan

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    Both, now that you mention it. In my opinion a good comedy is the hardest to make. :)
     
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    ugh's sex life? Just life really.






    Someone throw up the picture of longo in a dress. Instant laughs.
     
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    Eyebrowsbv31, Jul 30, 2010
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    It wasn't a dress!
    It was a skirt.
    Technically it wasn't even a skirt. It was a t-shirt where I stuck my legs through and folded over.
     
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    I personally enjoy Sean Lock, Jason Manford, Jack Dee and Lee Mack as stand-up comedians. Check them out.

    For films I will ALWAYS recommend Me, Myself & Irene. I'm a Jim Carrey fan so that is biased.

    For TV Shows, I definately recommend the IT crowd! Just for Moss and Matt Berry.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6sh66uZptg

    King of Queens is also incredibly great.
     
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    David Cross: Bigger & Blackerer
    ^this one's good

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    Jim Carrey: The Un-Natural Act
    ^meh
     
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    louis ck
     
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    Kapow is always right, you must listen to his words of wisdom.

    And oh - seeya boards!
     
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    Movie: Airplane!

    Stand up: Louis C.K : Chewed Up
     
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    Robin Hood: Men In Tights
    Blazing Saddles...anything Mel Brooks directed.
     
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  14. UrbanMasque

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    Movie: Blazing Saddles
    Stand Up: Pablo Francisco
     
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    Movies: I Love You, Man or Forgetting Sarah Marshall

    Stand-up: Zach Galifianakis, Patton Oswalt, Brian Posehn, Daniel Tosh
     
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  17. UrbanMasque

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    WHATEVER YOU DO - DONT SEE DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS..

    IT SHOULD BE CALLED MOVIE FOR SCHMUCKS. What a waste of money.
     
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    So..this makes you a schmuck?
     
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    Eyebrowsbv31, Aug 1, 2010
  19. UrbanMasque

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    ..among other things. :roll:
     
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  20. Bretimus_v2

    Bretimus_v2 So tired.

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    That makes me sad to hear. I love Paul Ruud. Steve Carrell...hit or miss on the movies.
     
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