Desperately funny comedians

[redsimon]

Thanks @redsimon for posting that. Been cooped up in the ossie all day and that is just the tonic.

Think I recall seeing a very brief bit of him many years ago.

Seriously good.

can't take credit, was just tidying up trigg's post

[Tal]

Have been to see Stewart Lee tonight. First time I've seen him live. Absolutely spectacular. It's a horrible cliché but my stomach muscles are aching from laughing so much.

Well paced, bitingly sharp and pedantically crafted, it was an indication of what to expect in the fourth series of Comedy Vehicle, which will be filmed later in the year.

He's touring all year, so be sure to catch him if you get the chance.

[david3103]

Have been to see Stewart Lee tonight. First time I've seen him live. Absolutely spectacular. It's a horrible cliché but my stomach muscles are aching from laughing so much.

Well paced, bitingly sharp and pedantically crafted, it was an indication of what to expect in the fourth series of Comedy Vehicle, which will be filmed later in the year.

He's touring all year, so be sure to catch him if you get the chance.

If you find Michael McIntyre, Peter Kay or John Bishop funny then Tal's recommendation may be inappropriate :-)

Have seen Stewart Lee three times and never been disappointed

[Tal]

Have been to see Stewart Lee tonight. First time I've seen him live. Absolutely spectacular. It's a horrible cliché but my stomach muscles are aching from laughing so much.

Well paced, bitingly sharp and pedantically crafted, it was an indication of what to expect in the fourth series of Comedy Vehicle, which will be filmed later in the year.

He's touring all year, so be sure to catch him if you get the chance.

If you find Michael McIntyre, Peter Kay or John Bishop funny then Tal's recommendation may be inappropriate :-)

Have seen Stewart Lee three times and never been disappointed

I also love Peter Kay.

Stand up is an art form. There's no reason why it isn't possible to love both Chopin and Metallica, Rembrandt and Tracey Emin, Chekov and Strictly Come Dancing, James Joyce and JK Rowling.

Was riotous fun.

[david3103]

Have been to see Stewart Lee tonight. First time I've seen him live. Absolutely spectacular. It's a horrible cliché but my stomach muscles are aching from laughing so much.

Well paced, bitingly sharp and pedantically crafted, it was an indication of what to expect in the fourth series of Comedy Vehicle, which will be filmed later in the year.

He's touring all year, so be sure to catch him if you get the chance.

If you find Michael McIntyre, Peter Kay or John Bishop funny then Tal's recommendation may be inappropriate :-)

Have seen Stewart Lee three times and never been disappointed

I also love Peter Kay.

Stand up is an art form. There's no reason why it isn't possible to love both Chopin and Metallica, Rembrandt and Tracey Emin, Chekov and Strictly Come Dancing, James Joyce and JK Rowling.

Was riotous fun.

Pervert! :-)

[The Camel]

Have been to see Stewart Lee tonight. First time I've seen him live. Absolutely spectacular. It's a horrible cliché but my stomach muscles are aching from laughing so much.

Well paced, bitingly sharp and pedantically crafted, it was an indication of what to expect in the fourth series of Comedy Vehicle, which will be filmed later in the year.

He's touring all year, so be sure to catch him if you get the chance.

Going to see him in Durham next week. Looking forward to it.

[The Camel]

Dave Gorman is a recent discovery for me - amazing.

Live seen Peter Kay and Michael Mckintyre.  Peter Kay is the funniest thing ever, i smile just thinking about the gig I saw.

Nina Conti is superb, Sarah Pascoe is funny too.

Kevin Bridges very good, but not sure he'll ever repeat the Glasgow Bus Stop story.

Rhod Gilbert.

Creme de la Creme however, for me, Eddie Izzard from a few years back in his prime.  Fruit Bowl, Death Star Canteen.  Never beating that.

R4 Comedy of the week on pod coast can be very funny, can be rubbish that said.  Tom Wrigglesworth latest is very funny, if a little sad.

Got to agree with the Eddie Izzard pick.

I saw him by "accident" on his first ever tour.

The warmup act was a friend of a friend and we went to give him some moral support.

Eddie was sublime. Was crying with laughter. Impossible that will be bettered.

[david3103]

Have been to see Stewart Lee tonight. First time I've seen him live. Absolutely spectacular. It's a horrible cliché but my stomach muscles are aching from laughing so much.

Well paced, bitingly sharp and pedantically crafted, it was an indication of what to expect in the fourth series of Comedy Vehicle, which will be filmed later in the year.

He's touring all year, so be sure to catch him if you get the chance.

Going to see him in Durham next week. Looking forward to it.

Saw him a couple of times at The Stand during EdFringe and once in Stockton. We missed out on Durham tickets but will be catching him in York next month.

His Fist of Fun partner, Richard Herring, is also on tour, Stockton Arc next Friday

[mikeymike]

Bob Monkhouse - one of the blueist comedians ever - when not on TV & Dave Allen -

[Chompy]

Dara's reaction makes this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7CPqZO_IDU

[Waz1892]

What has Peter kay done!!!

What on earth is Car Share on the BBC. Awful, just so awful

[TightEnd]

What has Peter kay done!!!

What on earth is Car Share on the BBC. Awful, just so awful

i like Car Share

nicely written.

[DaveShoelace]

What has Peter kay done!!!

What on earth is Car Share on the BBC. Awful, just so awful

It's simple, funny and sweet, I think it's really good, brings out everything that's good about Kay.

The dogging scene was the funniest thing I've seen this year.

[mulhuzz]

What has Peter kay done!!!

What on earth is Car Share on the BBC. Awful, just so awful

It's simple, funny and sweet, I think it's really good, brings out everything that's good about Kay.

The dogging scene was the funniest thing I've seen this year.

agreed. absolutely brilliant.