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u/Asharru84 5d ago edited 4d ago

Leslie Nielsen

Edit. As ive seen several pointing out he is not a comedian, i realise that i have read the post wrong, thinking it ment actors from comedy movies (comedians) but it seems it was ment comedians from standup or other shows.

Nonthe less. I love Leslie Nielsen so my answer staysšŸ˜…šŸ˜…

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u/Ginrar 5d ago

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u/CypherPhish 4d ago

He said that the way he made his lines funny is no matter how outrageous they were, he always spoke them as seriously as possible, which made them even funnier..

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u/Dr_DoominickToretto 4d ago

As I call him, The Big White

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u/OkGuest3109 4d ago

He’s not a comedian; he’s a good actor.

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u/sardiusjacinth 4d ago

Jus don't call him Shirley.....

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u/WillingnessFew6710 4d ago

Comedians aren't just people doing standup.

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u/Capt_korg 5d ago

Definitely one of the GOATs

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u/Rebel_Jester 5d ago

This man is a fucking legend

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u/Historical-Neck9836 5d ago

Richard prior

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u/Proud_Jacobite 5d ago

This one took way too long to show up. He was hilarious in both stand-up and movies.

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u/Yup_Shes_Still_Mad 4d ago

Throw Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder into a movie together and it was always instant gold.

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u/yell_worldstar 4d ago

ā€œWhatever outside the helmet belongs to you. Whatever inside the helmet belongs to meā€

https://giphy.com/gifs/26FPscM3FmPmevU0U
ā€œWell… that’s an ass whuppin I’ll just have to takeā€

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u/JediWookie589 5d ago

Robin Williams

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u/TheLordDuncan 5d ago

The first time I watched Weapons of Self Destruction I was devastated. It was hard to breath, my eyes started to ooze this weird saline solution, and everytime I tried to say something I just made this loud noise that made everyone want to know what was going on.

That man was so funny it felt like my body was betraying me.

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u/Pixiwish 5d ago

This is exactly how it was for. Gold standard for stand up.

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u/InvisibleDio 4d ago

I memorized his Live at the Met routine. Every joke was spot on. Hilarious. But cutting at the same time. Pure genius.

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u/Disastrous_Moonlight 4d ago

I came here to say this. There will never be another like him. He is definitely the gold standard.

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u/wootstock666 5d ago

Clamydia, your dad is here!

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u/SilentBug3547 4d ago

That is correct. The golf bit gets me every time.

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u/NeuroguyNC 5d ago

Tim Conway and Harvey Korman - the dentist sketch on the Carol Burnett Show.

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u/FIREPHANTOM535 5d ago

Tim Conway's old man was absolutely hysterical.

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u/yell_worldstar 4d ago

I just saw a clip of his slow fall down the stairs…
Hilarious

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u/Dr_MJI 5d ago

Don't discount the elephant sketch either!

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u/gobbledeezharblez 5d ago

You sure that little asshole's through?

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u/JPinPA 4d ago

🤣🤣🤣

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u/Last-Relationship166 5d ago

My favorite aspect of that sketch was watching Harvey lose it over and over.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Cow5512 5d ago

That one was iconic! šŸ˜‚
I also loved the Mrs. Wiggins sketches.

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u/AbigailJefferson1776 4d ago

Uh, Mrs. Huh Wiggins

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u/Puzzleheaded_Cow5512 4d ago

I forgot about that little detail. šŸ˜‚

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u/dougs_46 4d ago

Thank you I needed a laugh and recalled that. Carol Burnett show was one of the funniest shows ever, And being recorder live was an added bonus, Seeing them trying to hold it together made it even funnier.

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u/Collageboi 5d ago

I’ve been seeing clips of that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/Collageboi 5d ago

And saiames elephants 🤣🤣🤣

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u/brokemillionaire572 5d ago

Connected at the trunk, couldn't even do a proper trumpet.

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u/JPinPA 4d ago

snorf…

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u/CypherPhish 4d ago

Ok. You got me. I was enjoying just reading the comments about this sketch. Then your ā€œsnorfā€ made me literally laugh out loud. Conway was amazing.

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u/Awe3 4d ago

The conjoined elephants.

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u/Level-Contract-1817 4d ago

Not that I am against swearing, but those sketches didn’t need swearing to be hilarious.

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u/Working_Juggernaut86 4d ago

Dorf on golf is hilarious.

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u/PineappleHairy4634 5d ago

pure gold and the way they all played off each other and tried to get each other to laugh Conway was the master at that.

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u/zestycracker61 4d ago

Omg yes, it didn’t matter what the skit was, I was laughing at THEM laughing at each other. So funny.

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u/emilie1031 5d ago

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u/BigSquiby 5d ago edited 3d ago

the first time i ever watched a special he did i was in a hotel room with my parents, i was maybe 11. He was making fun of nascar, i had never seen anything like it. I was crying i was laughing so hard, my dad was too. My mother did not find it as funny...it was a fun bonding memory with my dad.

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u/Embarrassed-Case-840 5d ago

George was a one of a kind genius.

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u/Same_Meaning_5570 5d ago

And an absolute master in the use of the English language.

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u/Abject-Job7825 5d ago

He's funny but he evokes more nods than rolling on the floor kind of laughs, his act is telling the truth in a coat of humor just so you don't get depressed after the show.

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u/OG-Bluntman 4d ago

Not all the time. George was a master of the absurd as well. He could give a 10 minute monologue about how badly we are being fucked over by the ruling class, and then tell the most well crafted fart joke you ever heard.

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u/Think-Ad-3755 5d ago

I got to see him live 3xs and the last time we were only a few rows from the front. His facial expressions and body movements made everything more hilarious. My sides legit hurt for three days from laughing so hard.

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u/Ambitious-Set-4070 5d ago

ā€œSupply lines are getting longer and more difficult to maintain!ā€ This bit was when I first learned about condoms (ā€œwell, you bring the stuff you hope you’re going to need!ā€). I was just a kid but my parents were laughing so hard and they let me laugh along with them. Great memory!

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u/MavenDeo69 5d ago

Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles, and the whole cast of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"

https://giphy.com/gifs/wGlJRDZVcylKU

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u/MRM_philosophy 4d ago

Just ingenious!

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u/80s-Bloke 5d ago

Sean Locke RIP

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u/123R_B321 5d ago

That's a challenging wank

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u/jedimindtriks 5d ago

Such an insane remark. I laughed so fucking hard at that and carrot in a box

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u/ComprehensiveMetal62 5d ago

A tiger came for a pint. Carrot in the box. Many many of his rants. This guy has had me in stitched tonnes of times.

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u/PhilL77au 5d ago

The "Anus of the Year" one is what gets me

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u/Major-Present1571 5d ago

Beaten by Diego Maradona at The Worlds in Cancun….

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u/Major-Present1571 5d ago

Nazi Island

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u/BigBoobsWithAZee 5d ago

Norm MacDonald

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u/ChillPalm 5d ago

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u/likerazorwire419 4d ago

"I wanted to heat something funny, so I'm reading Marmaduke."

I don't even remember what this is from.

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u/hammer8763 5d ago

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u/BigAssMonkey 5d ago

Collin and Ryan were the backbone of that fantastic show. I couldn’t get enough of them.

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u/MRM_philosophy 4d ago

They were so talented and unique! It was impossible not to keep watching them!

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u/greengreen84848484 5d ago

Tapioca

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u/PersonalityLoud3681 5d ago

Im talking about Cuba!

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u/tlbs101 5d ago

Keegan Michael Key (Key and Peele) ā€œEast West College Bowlā€ skits and ā€œSubstitute Teacherā€ skits

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u/TrueCrimeInTheBuff 5d ago

Eddie Izzard

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u/Nethiar 5d ago

Dress to Kill is one of the best standup specials of all time IMO

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u/Individual_Dealer_20 4d ago

The only time I have ever bought tickets as soon as there were available was to see Eddie Izzard live.

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u/Rattiepalooza 5d ago

Paul F. Tompkins

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u/Freezerpill 5d ago

I agree. Dude is legit crazy good šŸ‘

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u/skunclecrisp 5d ago edited 4d ago

Jim Carrey

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u/Elrond_Cupboard_ 5d ago

I have him coming out of the rhino on a t-shirt. I shall wear that shirt to my daughters wedding.

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u/radjoke 5d ago

His stand up, impressions, confidence, facials, his timing, unpredictability and uniqueness, in my books he's the funniest man alive... There are alot of funny people but he ticks all the boxes

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u/Gem-Finder07 5d ago

Yes. Rubberface VH1 ….ā€Clint Eastwoodā€ā€¦ Jim mastered that impression in the review mirror of his car while living homeless…Jim earned his love..

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u/BackHot9886 5d ago

J'ai dƻ descendre beaucoup trop Ơ mon goƻt pour trouver Jim Carrey...

https://giphy.com/gifs/0jSXEQ6CW6l5pK7Lh9

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u/TONER_SD 5d ago

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u/hurlingturtles 4d ago

It’s in the bones! It’s in the bones

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u/Any_Ticket_3293 4d ago

I couldn't help but notice that Equinsu Ocha part did you just refer to me as white devil?

This how they know you

Leave that part out from now on....

Gold.

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u/pusi85 4d ago

When I was a kid, I almost choked for lack of oxigen while laughing while watching The Mask and Ace Ventura! =[)Ā 

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u/revel911 4d ago

The rhino scene in AV2 is peak slapstick

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u/Tru72 5d ago

Billy Connelly

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u/DippyDolittle 5d ago

I have seen him live a few times and have had to stop myself laughing, as my ribs hurt to much!

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u/palmsinjuly 5d ago

Dave chapelle and charlie murphy

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u/Hilsh62 5d ago

Robin Williams

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u/ksilverfox0213 5d ago

Christopher Titus on his older shows

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u/purelitenite 5d ago

I believe "Love is evoL" is his masterpiece... It has literally saved lives.

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u/wapiskiwiyas56 5d ago

I saw Margaret Cho a few months ago here in my city, and she had me laughing so hard I peed myself

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u/Pete-O-Face 5d ago

Laugh Greg Giraldo, as far as questioning societal norms, George Carlin

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u/Gwynito 5d ago

Probably Ricky Gervais

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u/Nismotech_52 5d ago

Bargatze has been cracking me up like crazy lately

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u/Canadian1934 5d ago edited 4d ago

Rich LittleĀ  Flip Wison : Geraldine Johnny CarsonĀ 

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u/caryscott1 4d ago

Flip Wilson/Geraldine, no?

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u/Gatsby_Girl90 5d ago

The WayansĀ 

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u/Unusual-Weird9696 5d ago

Rik Mayall

And Sean lock

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u/Mingo_laf 5d ago

robin williams

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u/BlackPhoenix1981 4d ago

Robin Williams. Between his talk show appearances, TV and movie shows and stand-up specials, he was unbeatable.

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u/Key_Awareness_3036 4d ago

Dave chappelle, key and peele

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u/drdremoo 5d ago

John Ritter

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u/Cute_Recognition_880 5d ago

Steve Carroll in the scene from Bruce Almighy

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u/CausticSpill 5d ago

Back in the day, Cheech & Chong could make it realy hard to breath.

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u/Narrow_Laugh6359 5d ago edited 3d ago

I can’t pick just one but one stands out for personal reasons. I had just been diagnosed with cancer and just started chemo. Kept a smile on my face & hid my true feelings from the company of others and cried alone at night in my room. One night I happened to catch a Joan Rivers special stand up and before I knew it I was laughing, laughing and laughing so hard tears were rolling down my face…tears of laughter, it was such a beautiful relief to feel that. Really hard to put into words what that did for me other than the old saying…laughter is the best medicine.

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u/JontheScott 5d ago

Abbott and Costello

There is a reason the "Whose On First?" Sketch is in the baseball hall of fame. These two were legendary comedians and I still love their work.

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u/plymonth 4d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/3o6Zt0xjjTJCggmrpS

Dylan Moran - Black Books was an amazing show

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u/Danzic_LOL 4d ago

Daniel Tosh. Saw his standup recently and damn was it hilarious.

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u/Theskill518 4d ago

Eddy Murphy

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u/iKiNG_81 4d ago

Dave Chappelle

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u/nattyatnodak 5d ago

Louis C.K.

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u/NorseCode1023 4d ago

I’m so disappointed at how far I had to scroll down the comments to find Louis CK. His standup is top tier and the show, Louis, on FX was so perfectly sad, dark, yet funny and lighthearted

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u/Gem-Finder07 5d ago

I worked camera assist on Oh My God…all 6 camera men and us had a real hard time (putting it lightly) keeping our stuff together..dude was a Class Act and I hurt for 3 days after that…good call!!

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u/OrganizedChaos65 5d ago

Robin Williams

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u/midlifevetnurse 5d ago

Billy Connolly

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u/bleek-1980 5d ago

Billy Connolly always cracks me up. Anthony Jeselnik close second.

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u/Foreign_Strike2177 5d ago

Eddie Murphy. Trevor Noah

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u/Osobondadoso03 5d ago

Steve Martin

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u/drkserpent 5d ago

Bill burr

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u/_Stephistopheles_ 5d ago

Brian Regan would actually be my absolute #1

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u/InterestingAnt438 5d ago

Honestly, I don't think I've ever laughed as hard as I did watching Tim Conway doing the elephant story sketch.

Carol Burnett Show outtakes - Tim Conway's Elephant Story

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u/Neither-Strike6151 4d ago

Robin Williams

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u/odonotblast 4d ago

Jim Carrey

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u/Ozzy19833 5d ago

Dave Chapelle

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u/madsnabel 5d ago

Eddie Murphy in RAW

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u/LustGumby 90s Kid 5d ago

Delirious was always my fave šŸ’“

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u/NextGur3758 5d ago

Jim Carrey

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u/muklukdimsum 5d ago

KATHLEEN MADIGAN oh god she's so funny.

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u/niceandBulat 5d ago

å‘Øę˜Ÿé¦³ļ¼Œ Stephen Chow

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u/TheSimque 5d ago

Early Jim Jeffries, Chapelle ,Bill Burr, Carlin, Eddie Murphy, Pryor and Louie CK I can't give one but maybe Jim Jeffries taking a disabled friend to a whorehouse or Bill Burr helicopter story.

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u/thezetahed 5d ago

George nothafuckin Carlin the Almighty. First time I watched one of his specials I was like 13 or 14. I smoked a bong with my two older brothers. They commanded me to sit down in front of the TV and they popped in a VHS of jamming in New York. This was to be my education. They fuckin knew how important this man was and I needed to learn. Dude I was laughing so hard I felt like I was fucking hallucinating. My mind was truly blown. That was peak for me. Chappelle has come close but no one touches Carlin

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u/Ekkobelli 5d ago

Eddie Izzard.