Comedians you don’t find funny…

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Ceelea said:
Any comedian who leans too far to the left, politically speaking. Most of them just do a boring, sarcastic lecture on why white, straight men are to blame for everything that is wrong in society.
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I was going to say the same. Also, women ranting or bragging about menstruation/pms as a skit . I can't fathom they have so much time in their life to brag about the situation.
 
Hollie Day said:
David Baddiel and his superiority complex. Always looking down on everyone from a great height, plus his comedy is completely flat and unfunny.
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He is another one who should've been cancelled years ago, and not just for the racist blacking up. Jokes about his 4 year old daughter dressing like an eastern European prostitute, laughing at people with Down's Syndrome calling them r*tards - the list goes on. Yet he is now an intellectual.
Some of those 90s comedians really were not much different from Bernard Manning and their ilk tbh.
 
I've reached the stage in life where Jack Whitehall just isn't funny to me anymore.

He was never my favourite comedian, but he could have moments of decent bits he'd do.

But I went to see him live the other day, and honestly, it was bad.

I'm so glad I got last minute ticket for £25 and didn't pay the full price of £60-70. That would've felt like really poor value. And it felt a very short show compared to other comedians.
 
A recent interview with David Baddiel.
Well somebody thinks a lot of themselves don't they? 😂

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Dara O Briain does my head in, I won't lie. I hate the way he always goes '-URH' '-ARH' at the end of a sentence, it really does my head in. Does anyone else know what I mean? His urr-ing at the end of every vaguely humorous remark - If I were going to laugh, I'm not now! That noise is terribly off-putting.
 
qwikti said:
Dara O Briain does my head in, I won't lie. I hate the way he always goes '-URH' '-ARH' at the end of a sentence, it really does my head in. Does anyone else know what I mean? His urr-ing at the end of every vaguely humorous remark - If I were going to laugh, I'm not now! That noise is terribly off-putting.
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Yup, know exactly what you mean and I hate it too 😅 I mention it every single time a repeat of mock the week is on, much to my husband’s annoyance.
 
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