calodo2003
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I think I still do.Genuinely thought this was Steve McManaman.
I think I still do.Genuinely thought this was Steve McManaman.
Keith lemon has definitely outstayed his welcome.My main one is Leigh Francis and his many personas, such as Keith Lemon. Funny as a tumour.
Ed Gamble is proper basic. Absolutely zero depth or complexity to his humour, he just seems to say always say the obvious joke that other comedians wouldn’t deem worth saying.
He was brilliant on the 11 o clock show. It I've found him to be shite after that.I wasnt really a fan of The Office (UK), I preferred the US version.
Ive watched a few of Gervais’ films, yet to change my mind on him. Hes just the shouty-loudly-laughing-British-guy
I've never known a stand up comic who has always remained funny. They all become stale after the initial period. Newer comics are mindful of this and doing stuff a lot more sporadically and also quitting at the right time. Always better to leave people wanting for more than being dragged off the stage and 99.9% end up as the latter.
Stewart Lee does ok.Good observation. I think they’re like bands. The first album or two is always the best. As soon as they get famous and develop a massive ego they stop being relatable and have nothing interesting left to say.
Stewart Lee does ok.
Yeah, I've not known who most of the ones posted are.Sure. And there are some bands that maintain their initial quality for ages. The observation still holds true though, in general.
Was initially surprised at the lack of James Corden mentions but it's clearly too obvious a shout. That and people not wanting to think about him long enough to type his name. Apologies then for bringing him up
Don’t mean to sound sexist but most women comedians.
Lee Evans
Nish Kumar
Russell Brand
Paul Merton
Josh Widdicombe
Jo Brand
Any female comedian.
And I don't even care who's offended. They are just plainly not funny.
Agree with this. A shame because his early stuff is some of my favourite stuff on telly.I used to really like Gervais until around about the time he finished Extras, but ever since his first Golden Globes hosting gigs he’s gone so far up his ass it’s unbelievable. I’ve got the old early 2000s XFM shows he did and that version of Gervais would absolutely take the piss out of current day Gervais.
I still follow him on Twitter for god knows what reason, but hes so unbearable. I swear he actively searches his name on Twitter for something to get offended at and knowingly sick his band of zealots on. Dudes awfully concerned about how people think of him despite saying he doesn’t give a feck.
But he hasnt made me laugh since Extras. I feel like that Lifes Too Short show with Warwick Davis was just him saying “look who I’m friends with!”
What's wrong with left handers?I agree. And Asians aren't funny either. Or left handers.
What's wrong with left handers?
That German guy's quite good though. All his jokes are about being German but that's fair enough considering. And liking a German must make me pretty pc and cool so it's win win.Unfunny feckers the lot of them. And don't get me started on black people trying to make jokes.
Aisling Bea - She tells a lot of stories, but I rarely find her funny.
Nish Kumar - He seems genuine enough but he does not make many jokes, just laughs a lot. I always get the impression he is more like a fan who is in awe of the other comedians and just happy to be there.
Jo Brand - I agree with what others have previously said - she just speaks all the time about being overweight and her husband on all the panel shows. It gets stale very quickly.
Susan Calman - She is just forgettable.
Lou Sanders - Just did not really like her on taskmaster. Whether it is her "act" or not to be loud/ over-competitive, it became tiring to watch.
Rosie Jones - Bit like Nish Kumar. Just seems to be in awe of being there and seems excessively happy, without actually being particularly funny.
Sindhu Vee - She seems like a commentator rather than a comedian.
Comedians I like (for good measure):
- Paul Chowdhry
- Romesh Ranganathan (+ Rob Beckett w/ Romesh on "Rob & Romesh Vs")
- David Mitchell
- Richard Ayoade
- James Acaster
- Rhod Gilbert
- Lee Mack
- Robin Williams
- Jim Carrey
- probably some I have forgotten...
There's quite a trend to your lists
Which is what? The thread asked for unfunny comedians and I literally named comedians which I found not to be funny...
The ones you find unfunny are all women, bar Nish Kumar. The ones you find funny are all men.
I agree with some of the picks you've made in both columns, but think there are lots of good female comics who get overlooked in these conversations whereas weaker ones get a lot of mentions.
Just a few I can think of@Agent Red which female comedians are funny?
EDIT - realised there’s no way of wording this well. I meant it as a genuine ‘tell me because I haven seen any yet and believe there are some out there’ as opposed to ‘they can’t be funny’.
What about ambidextrous comedians? Surely they must be hilarious.Unfunny feckers the lot of them. And don't get me started on black people trying to make jokes.
Sindhu Vee - She seems like a commentator rather than a comedian.
This prick.
I didn't type his name because most people who aren't from Ireland will be fortunate enough never to have heard of him.
If you do come across him, steer clear. He somehow has both less talent and more self confidence than James Corden.
I saw him live and he's very good
Sorry, I was not aware that there was a quota to fill to demonstrate that I was not sexist.
@Agent Red which female comedians are funny?
EDIT - realised there’s no way of wording this well. I meant it as a genuine ‘tell me because I haven seen any yet and believe there are some out there’ as opposed to ‘they can’t be funny’.