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Who has never made you laugh
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The Office
Keith Lemon
Circus clowns - any slapstick, I suppose.
Words, words, they're all we have to go by!.
(Pity they are mangled by this autocorrect!)
I think Freddie Star has just popped his clogs :eek: so no chance now
Keith Lemon (again)
Harry Hill
Michael McIntyre
Russell Brand
Andy Parsons
Ricky Gervais
Miranda Hart
Jack Whitehall
And some oldies (or in some cases deadies) I've never found remotely funny:
Ken Dodd
Bruce Forsytth
Cannon and Ball
Freddie Starr
Joe Pasquale
Benny Hill
The problem with Mrs Brown's Boys is that it's got far to big for itself.
We saw the first 3 plays years ago at the Palace in Manchester and it was fantastic.
It was ruined when the BBC snapped it up. In the theatre, there was none of the 'over hype' and over the top stuff that you see on the telly. It was just a normal comedy play, with no airs & graces about it.
It was popular in Ireland, and we did get one of the videos they brought out, and it was basically a comedy drama. Completely different to what you see now.
Anyway, my personal 'unfunny' list includes McIntrye, Ricky Gervais (although I do admire his animal cruelty stance) Keef Lemon, Stewart Lee (who I saw in the West end a few years back, and is extremely boring).
There are lots of others, but they are the main ones.
comping = nowt more thrillin' than winnin':T :j
Yes, but that's a what rather than a who, 'comedy programmes you find unfunny' would be a different thread, yes Mrs Brown's boys would be right at the top of my list too
Only joking Colin...Miranda is moderately funny.
We're only making plans for Nigel, Nigel just needs this helping hand...
That is OK as I am colinw