Unfunny comedians

[Badger]

Alan Carr - being CAMP doesn't make you funny
Sarah Millican - being a Geordie doesn't make you funny
Keith Lemon - being THICK doesn't make you funny
Annabel Port - If you ever listen to the Home Time Show on Absolute Radio you'll know how unfunny she is

 

[Surf's Up]

Michael Macintyre, could not get a job in a joke shop

Totally 100% endorse this - I cannot stand this man.

 

[DavidRyder]

Lee Mack is v funny in my book, both stand up and Not Going Out. Went to see his stage show and it was brilliant. But like any comedian, not everyone's thing.

For me, Miranda is pretty annoying and not very funny.

 

[drew]

I would,nt say Russell Brand.....he is not even a comedian...or his namesake Jo...sorry,but todays modern efforts of being funny is to get on stage,swear and shout...and they think it is humour...yes I know I,m advancing in years,but the older style of comedy was far superior in my opinion...but the king of stand-ups was an american...Richard Prior.

Would that be the Richard Prior who used to get up on stage and swear a lot. (although I do agree he is one of the all time best, particularly Richard Pryor- Live in Concert)

 

[Notters]

Milky Flanagan is the worst for me. Utter cauc.

 

[Grombleton]

I think I may be the only person here to like Russell Howard. I can see why people get annoyed by him, but he's very good live. I also find Lee Mack quite funny, though Mrs Grombleton isn't a fan. Simon Evans is brilliant too. I like Izzard but wasn't a fan of his last tour which stopped at the Brighton Centre, didn't laugh as much as I'd hoped.

I've never got Peter Kay. We get it, you're northern.
I saw Jimmy Carr a few years back and it felt like he was just trying to be edgy for the sake of it.
Russell Kane is terribly unfunny
Alan Carr is awful
Keith Lemon...I know he's only a character but Celebrity Juice is painful to watch.

 

[DavidRyder]

The one I do really like is Stuart Francis with his one liners. And if we're allowed to go back to the beginning of comedy as entertainment, for me, Laurel & Hardy were geniuses!

 

[Notters]

Lee Mack is v funny in my book, both stand up and Not Going Out. Went to see his stage show and it was brilliant. But like any comedian, not everyone's thing.

For me, Miranda is pretty annoying and not very funny.

Weird, they're both the same type of slapstick one-liner comedIan!

 

[DavidRyder]

Weird, they're both the same type of slapstick one-liner comedIan!

Maybe, but it's the presentation! Lee Mack is very quick and sharp, Miranda just acts goofy and falls over a lot

 

[piersa]

But there are some very funny female comedians. So perhaps he has some issues with women?

Or maybe he just finds female comedians unfunny. I find most of them fairly bland.

 

[DavidRyder]

Weird, they're both the same type of slapstick one-liner comedIan!

Maybe, but it's the presentation! Lee Mack is very quick and sharp, Miranda just acts goofy and falls over a lot

 

[Lankyseagull]

Frankie Boyle anyone?

 

[Papa Lazarou]

I know it's not a person but a show, but Mrs Brown's Boys is by far the worst 'comedy' program I've ever seen.

 

[Bry Nylon]

Maybe its about the time and the place, but I've watched re-runs of the 'classic' Morecambe and Wise Christmas Specials (aired during the mid to late 1970s) and they are not funny.

There, I've said it.

 

[Nibble]

Maybe its about the time and the place, but I've watched re-runs of the 'classic' Morecambe and Wise Christmas Specials (aired during the mid to late 1970s) and they are not funny.

There, I've said it.

I'm with you. I find a lot of classic comedy funny, your Hancocks, your Coopers but M&W just never made me laugh. In fact I find them somehow quite depressing.
I'm probably in the minority but I never found Monty Python remotely amusing, the tv series or the films. I know it broke new ground etc but just doesn't tickle me. Fawlty Towers is another one I cannot stand. It's been on recently again and I rewatched them all thinking maybe I missed something, nope, still found it tedious apart from the odd line here and there.

 

[alfredmizen]

Maybe its about the time and the place, but I've watched re-runs of the 'classic' Morecambe and Wise Christmas Specials (aired during the mid to late 1970s) and they are not funny.

There, I've said it.

spot on, I've never found them remotely funny, dick emery on the other hand.......

 

[alfredmizen]

I'm with you. I find a lot of classic comedy funny, your Hancocks, your Coopers but M&W just never made me laugh. In fact I find them somehow quite depressing.
I'm probably in the minority but I never found Monty Python remotely amusing, the tv series or the films. I know it broke new ground etc but just doesn't tickle me. Fawlty Towers is another one I cannot stand. It's been on recently again and I rewatched them all thinking maybe I missed something, nope, still found it tedious apart from the odd line here and there.

we agree again .

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Frankie Boyle anyone?

I find some of his stuff funny.

 

[Nibble]

It's a mad world Mizen!

I recall Sean Locke as funny but I saw his latest stand up and didn't even raise a snigger. Diabolical.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I'm with you. I find a lot of classic comedy funny, your Hancocks, your Coopers but M&W just never made me laugh. In fact I find them somehow quite depressing.
I'm probably in the minority but I never found Monty Python remotely amusing, the tv series or the films. I know it broke new ground etc but just doesn't tickle me. Fawlty Towers is another one I cannot stand. It's been on recently again and I rewatched them all thinking maybe I missed something, nope, still found it tedious apart from the odd line here and there.

Some Python is very funny IMHO. The argument sketch is top notch comedy which still makes me laugh to this day. I never liked the films though.

But yeah, forget M&W, if it's a double act then it's The Two Ronnies all the way.