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I get the point,but in my opinion I like all the routines of the comedians I mentioned in my last post,theres just too many routines to pick from and I can't decide which one to choose for each comedian.
That outta my system, I have many that I like and enjoy but my all time favorite is Jeff Dunham and his buddies Walter and Peanut. Probably because I "know" them. Or rather, I know people who could stand as the models of the characters. The "Lotion" schtick is hilarious.
I watched George Carlin do a routine once on Johnny Carson where he walked out on stage, sat on his stool, and never said a word! Just looked around, changing his facial expressions. The audience went wild! After 3 minutes of this, he told Johnny that, a lot of the time, it isn't what is said, it's the facial expressions. He was good!
Eddie Izzard - Dress to Kill - not only hilarious, but HIGHLY quotable "Building a HENGE are we??"
Ellen Degeneres - The Beginning & Here & Now "M in the P, M in the P... now I have to pee."
Louis CK - Shameless - I can't even WATCH that one without stopping it several times to catch my breath from laughing SO hard
Jamie Foxx - I Might Need Security
Other honorable mentions:
Bill Cosby - Himself
Chris Rock - Kill the Messenger
Eddie Murphy - Delirious & Raw
Sinbad - Son of a Preacher Man
George Carlin's telephone observations: being on hold, and giving your finger the "free ride." And, of course, the 7 words you can't say on television and Wonderful WINO.
Larry The Cable Guy on edible underwear.
Worn out as it is, Bill Engvall's stupid sign.
Richard Pryor as Idi Amin.
Ellen DeGeneres as a fish in her fish tank.
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