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Overrated comedians.
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5 Oct 2009 20:16 BST
W.T.A says:
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5 Oct 2009 21:25 BST
A. And J. Manley says:
sorry but im going to have to say lee evans! he is funny but he doesnt deserve all the fuss around him. bring back peter kay!!
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5 Oct 2009 21:42 BST
Starry Heavens says:
Yeah, bring back Peter Kay. We don't seem to see that much of him these days, shame, he just seems to get better and better.
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5 Oct 2009 22:08 BST
N. C. Riley says:
Have to agree on Lee Evans, the man just isn't funny. That Jethro clown is about as funny as typhoid too.
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5 Oct 2009 22:29 BST
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S. C. Harrison says:
I fail to see what's so special about Dara O'Briain - I think there's a slightly smug, self-congratulatory side to him as well. I do rate Ross Noble though - there is a whiff of the ingenue about him and he can make the totally mundane seem abstract which is I imagine is pretty hard to do. I rate Sean Lock too.
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6 Oct 2009 19:22 BST
H. C. Jerrome says:
I know a lot of people love him, but I think Frankie Boyle is very overrated. He's funny on Mock the Week, but not in stand up - and now that he's quit Mock the Week, I can't help but feel his career will go downhill...
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6 Oct 2009 19:48 BST
Mr. Stephen D. Hester says:
Ricky Gervais - I keep having to remind myself I'm supposed to laugh when I feel like slapping the smug git.
Rob Brydon - Is boring the new funny ? Sorry must have missed that lecture. Dennis Leary - Bill Hicks is laughing at you from Heaven you sell out.
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7 Oct 2009 09:51 BST
Nugent_Dirt says:
Thing is, who's rating any of them highly in the first place, although personally I like most of those named here. Cant abide Gervais though. Something tells me unless you're Jonathan Ross or one of his other showbiz cronies he wouldnt be a nice person to know. A bit of a c*** probably.
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8 Oct 2009 00:24 BST
Dave437356x says:
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8 Oct 2009 14:56 BST
Nugent_Dirt says:
Didnt know Frankie quit MTW. Might as well pull the plug on it now.
Going back a bit, I see now one's yet mentioned Ben Elton, French and Saunders and most of the rest of that ex-drama college/Jongleurs/Cambridge Footlights 'alternative comedy' crowd Manning hated. Of course he was also sh*t as were the rest of that type of comedian.
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9 Oct 2009 13:47 BST
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Billy Casper says:
Jason Manford: who exactly did he blackmail to get his career? Mediocrity + smugness, a poisonous combination.
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9 Oct 2009 14:15 BST
H.Randall says:
Lee Evans - crap.
Michael McIntyre - crap. Peter Kay - now crap.
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11 Oct 2009 13:53 BST
Paul Dixon says:
michael mcintyre-crap
but the worst is ricky gervais
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11 Oct 2009 15:24 BST
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11 Oct 2009 19:38 BST
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11 Oct 2009 20:01 BST
Ms. Felicia Davis-burden says:
I sat through an episode of 'Mighty Boosh'. God I wish I hadn't bothered, but I was curious. The only thing that was remotely funny was a guitar-playing squirral, and I still felt I was forcing a smile. Maybe at 43 I'm not in the target audience, but this programme is just lousy.
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12 Oct 2009 14:44 BST
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Gamiani says:
Michael McIntyre and Ross Noble are both more annoying than an army of cymbal-banging monkey toys.
Lee Evans is extremely overrated, I hate the neediness (same with Stephen Fry, although thankfully he doesn't do stand-up). Al Murray is a victim of his most obnoxious creation, the pub landlord - reactionaries love him to bits. Little Britain is utter sh*t, just a series of lazy clichés, still no idea how they got away with that. And Sarah Silverman - well, if you look up "overrated" on Wikipedia, you'll find a picture of her. If you don't, put one there.
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12 Oct 2009 15:00 BST
Mr. G. O'doherty says:
At last, a thread where one can be objective! This is easy, Michael McIntyre and Silver Silverman, the latter seeming to radiate smugness to the nth degree. Still at least she thinks she's funny.
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12 Oct 2009 19:13 BST
Karzy Beeknees says:
I totally agree with you...Ricky Gervais is a non-entity and how he became so popular is beyond me...the man is cringingly unfunny and plays the same character in everything he does! Totally devoid of talent...like so many you see on the telly these days - highly disturbing. If only we could bring back Laurel and Hardy. Now, they were talented.
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