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Bob Saget stand up is/was one of the best, and somewhat underrated too, I've always thought

Agree - have seen him twice, and he was very funny both times. He doesn't waste much time, which I appreciate; he has a fairly rapid-fire delivery that goes on for his whole set... Must be the cocaine.
 

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i saw hedberg before he passed and he wasnt on that night (not shocked) saw someone post Kenison he was great i would have loved to see him live, i totally forgot about him.

this is a good quick 2 minute from jesilnik, if you have comcast his caligula is available on comcast on demand until the end of the the month its really really good!

 

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Robin Williams is my favorite. The best I have seen live was John Pinette



http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/04/07/us-usa-people-pinette-idUSBREA3601N20140407


[h=1]Comedian John Pinette found dead in Pittsburgh hotel room at age 50[/h]
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1:25am EDT
(Reuters) - John Pinette, a stand-up comedian who guest-starred as the victim of a carjacking in the final episode of the comedy show Seinfeld, has died at age 50, an official said on Sunday.
Pinette was found dead inside a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, hotel room on Saturday, an official with the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said.
Pinette died from natural causes and was discovered by family members, the official said.
A native of Boston, Pinette was known for making jokes about his weight during his stand-up performances whose titles included "I'm Starvin'!" and "Show Me the Buffet." In 2011, his "Still Hungry" special premiered on Comedy Central.
Pinette also appeared in movies like "Junior," "The Punisher" and "Dear God."
In the final episode of Seinfeld, Pinette portrayed an overweight man who gets carjacked at gunpoint. The show's stars stand by and watch the incident and make fun of the man's weight before they are arrested by a police officer for violating the "Good Samaritan Law."
The medical examiner's official said Pinette was in Pittsburgh to attend a wedding.
(This version of the story corrects the spelling of Pittsburgh in the headline.)
(Reporting by Kevin Gray; Editing by Eric Walsh)
 

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not in any particular order

Robin Williams, off the fucking wall
Rodney D, some of the best lines ever
Bill Cosby, saw him live never stopped laughing
Richard Lewis
Billy Cardell, was dragged to his performance at the Mohegan Sun, he was awesome
Carlin

and Barack Obama, although he doesn't know he's a fucking comedian :)
 

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I get no respect

My wife, she cut me down to having sex once a month. Although that's not so bad, I know some guys she cut out completely
 

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http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/04/07/us-usa-people-pinette-idUSBREA3601N20140407


Comedian John Pinette found dead in Pittsburgh hotel room at age 50

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1:25am EDT
(Reuters) - John Pinette, a stand-up comedian who guest-starred as the victim of a carjacking in the final episode of the comedy show Seinfeld, has died at age 50, an official said on Sunday.
Pinette was found dead inside a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, hotel room on Saturday, an official with the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said.
Pinette died from natural causes and was discovered by family members, the official said.
A native of Boston, Pinette was known for making jokes about his weight during his stand-up performances whose titles included "I'm Starvin'!" and "Show Me the Buffet." In 2011, his "Still Hungry" special premiered on Comedy Central.
Pinette also appeared in movies like "Junior," "The Punisher" and "Dear God."
In the final episode of Seinfeld, Pinette portrayed an overweight man who gets carjacked at gunpoint. The show's stars stand by and watch the incident and make fun of the man's weight before they are arrested by a police officer for violating the "Good Samaritan Law."
The medical examiner's official said Pinette was in Pittsburgh to attend a wedding.
(This version of the story corrects the spelling of Pittsburgh in the headline.)
(Reporting by Kevin Gray; Editing by Eric Walsh)

May he Rest in Peace, they will be laughing wherever he ends up
 

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I saw him live, the absolute worst comedian I've ever seen... IDK what it is, maybe its just the repeated food and fat jokes... but it was the worst show ive attended and I've seen at least 100.
 

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For me, it depends on what kind of comedy we are talking about. For being able to tell a funny story on stage, Richard Pryor was the funniest for me. For improvisation, Robin Williams has to be considered the best. He could make shit up on the spot better than anybody. Carson was great at it too. The best political comedian that I've heard was Bill Hicks. He was a genius at it.
 

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Hey GoSooners. Respect your opinion as always. Question though..... should politics even count. You almost have to laugh at everything those turds do... unless you just want to cry continually!
 

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I've seen a lot of great comedians live over the last year...

Best Ones I've Seen in the last year...

Daniel Tosh
Red Grant
Chris D'Elia
 

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Saw the Dice Man years ago. WOW. That was uncomfortable to be in a showroom full of people for that! Even though I did not know a soul!
 

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Hey GoSooners. Respect your opinion as always. Question though..... should politics even count. You almost have to laugh at everything those turds do... unless you just want to cry continually!
It's hard to believe it's been 20 years since Hicks death. Back then politics, religion and social issues in general were hotter and more controversial subjects than they seem to be today. I agree, politicians today don't need a punch line. They are a punch line.
 

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