Who's your favourite/least favourite comedian?

I have laughed till I cried and could hardly breathe at Michael McIntyre!

Aveline

I have laughed till I cried and could hardly breathe at Michael McIntyre!

Me too.

yes me too, Michael McIntyre

And I've forgotten my absolute hero: Graeme Garden

Of modern comedians, Lee Mack. But I don't think anyone today comes close to Morecambe and Wise or the Two Ronnie's.

I like Mickey Flanagan, Ricky Gervais, and Sean Locke, particularly, but I can laugh at most comedians.

Apart from Dara O'Brien, that is.

Humour is a funny thing (pun intended). We all find different people funny. I've watched Michael MacIntyre a few times but never found him remotely funny. I like Ricky Gervais (sometimes).

Showing my age now, Tommy Cooper, Morecambe & Wise, The Two Ronnies, Billy Connolly, Victoria Wood and so many more ……….

Jimmy Carr 👎

Michael McIntyre (going to see him on Monday!)
Two Ronnies
Dislike Lenny Henry

Another vote for Lee Mack. Used to like Dave Allen back in the day. Dislike Michael McIntyre.

Favourites: Jack Dee, Billy Connolly, Stuart Lee (though he's become a little too surreal of late, even for me), Kevin Bridges, Sarah Pascoe, Michael MacIntyre

Don't enjoy: Jimmy Carr, Keith Lemon, Dara O'Brien

David Mitchell - yes
Ricky Gervaise - NO
Never heard of Keith Lemon …

We haven’t got one single decent one here at the moment, can’t think of any. I used to like Billy Connolly in the early days, not so much recently. You do comedy so well, better than us I think.

Used to like Eddie Izzard but gone off him/her a bit. Dont like any comedian who thinks they have to swear all the time.

I’ very fickle, keep changing my mind, but I think the late, lamented Victoria Wood will always be my favourite.

Right now I like Lee Mack, Steve Coogan and Jon Richardson. Jimmy Carr not so much.

Funny about swearing. Billy Conolly swears like a trooper, but it does not bother me at all. Love him. Used to like McIntyre, but really gone off him and his new shows. All manic and shouting!

I like dry humour, à la Lee Mack and others. Jimmy Carr, nah, not for me- gives me the creeps.

I'm sure I'm alone in this, but I never found many of the old school comedians particularly funny, Morecombe and Wise, Tommy Cooper, perfectly inoffensive but just about raised a faint smile for me. Dare I say it the two Ronnies, sometimes a bit sexist!, my mum liked them I remember watching the "forkhandle/four candles" sketch, yes I'll admit that and some of their other stuff made me laugh. Comedy really began for me with Monty Python, I like satire and a sense of the ridiculous, my kids got me into "Mighty Boosh" a few years ago and hell now Noel Fielding is doing BakeoffLots of the current crop of comics I find funny almost too numerous to mention.

I don't have a favourite, but like many, many comedians.

The only one that springs to mind that I really can't abide is Frankie Boyle.

I forgot one: Graham Norton is hilarious.

BigBertha1

Michael Macintyre is the only one who makes me laugh out loud but can't stand game shows so don't watch him on those.

Ditto - but when he's doing stand-up he's brilliant. Yesterday I discovered there's a show of his made especially for Netflix called Showman. I have watched it twice already!

I also like Lee Mack. Dave Allen was great and I saw him live on stage a couple of times. Also like Henning Wehn (sp?) and enjoy Lee Mack v David Mitchell on WILTY - Bob Mortimer is always good when he's on Lee's panel and so is Henning.

Can't stand Jimmy Carr, Keith Lemon, Frankie Boyle and not keen on Sarah Millican.

Another vote here for Dave Allan, he was effortlessly brilliant.

The house fire/ temporary accommodation should be a red flag.

Jack Dee and Joe Lycett are my favourites

I love this

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfepvqSRkFk