Funny Comedy Acts

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Here in Australia we used to have a program that had all types of skits on it.

Here are some of the best. My personal favorite is the robot one, though the crash test and bobsled are awesome too. I do recommend you watch at least a few. Feel free to post some more funny skits!!, Benny Hill, The Two Ronnies and the likes etc etc..








 
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I'll avoid the easy Monty Python suggestions. :)

Anything by Mitch Hedberg is awesome. Dude was beyond hilarious and had a very unique syntax and delivery.
 
There was one Moglet talked about some months ago. It was like a play version of a TV show about an old woman (played by a man?) and how she sort of took everything seriously.

Can't think of it, but one of the TV Episodes showed her son in the kitchen trying to tell her he was gay & when he did, she thought he meant happy.
 
Morecambe & Wise were a great duo. Here's their most famous sketch with Andre Previn, it's the greatest piece of comedy I have seen in my opinion.

 
I saw Norm MacDonald two weeks ago. Chris Farley's younger brother Kevin opened for him, and while he was alright, it just made me miss Chris more.

Norm however, is still so damn hilarious it literally hurts. My face was sore by the end of the night. I understand his style is an acquired taste though... and judging by the fruitless search on Youtube I just had, others might just agree with me.
 
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I saw Norm MacDonald two weeks ago. Chris Farley's younger brother Kevin opened for him, and while he was alright, it just made me miss Chris more.

Norm however, is still so damn hilarious it literally hurts. My face was sore by the end of the night. I understand his style is an acquired taste though... and judging by the fruitless search on Youtube I just had, others might just agree with me.
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Not so much acts, but funny interviews.
 
John Pinette is my favorite:









The first time I heard his "I'm Starvin'!" special, I almost suffocated. I was laughing so hard that I couldn't catch my breath.
 

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