Burun, you wanna tell the Carrot Top story?
I know I'm dying to know and I'm sure others are too..

Dane Cook is awesome.

Nick Swardson is good too.

Martin Lawrence is probably the best though. His standups are fuckin' hilarious.

yushbombn wrote:

Dylan wrote:Ricky Gervais, so far, is unbelievably funny. I've only seen The Office, though, so I'm not sure if he's a one-trick-pony.

he does stand up too.... i think you can get a dvd called 'animals' which is his stand up. seen quite a bit of it and its very funny.

Yeah but the stand up video was the first time he ever did stand up. The best stuff is his shows on XFM, which there are probably archives of on their website. spontaneous irreverent and brilliant.

In fact, try and find 'The Elephant Man' show. I cocked a knacker.

Chapter Two wrote:The best stuff is his shows on XFM, which there are probably archives of on their website. spontaneous irreverent and brilliant.

Agreed; easily his funniest stuff.

also agree.

i thought karl pilkington was excellent.

xfm is is the greatest

rysie wrote:xfm is is the greatest

Whoa!!!! Hold your horses there, mister.

It's the worst commercial fm station I can think of.

rysie wrote:
xfm is is the greatest

Jeebus M Christ NO!!

XFM is purest suckery of the lowest order!!

What in Dog's name are you talking about?

what other station do we have in the uk for good music.

all the major ones are shit.

im talking morning and drive home.

i may be biase as i won a grands worth of cds two years ago off them

Champion Rabbit wrote:

Chapter Two wrote:The best stuff is his shows on XFM, which there are probably archives of on their website. spontaneous irreverent and brilliant.

Agreed; easily his funniest stuff.

They were indeed the highlight of many a slow Sunday afternoon. Also the first time I heard Wesley Willis.

I used to see Gervais around quite a lot, as he was the entertainments manager of the Student Union when I studied in London. His segments on the 11 o'clock show were great, I especially remember his impersonation of Andy Kershaw as impersonating 'Kersh' is something that personally gives me great pleasure.