Comedians and comedy actors that are just not funny!

Snake Pliisken wrote: »

It's strange how immediately the tides of popularity turn on people in the public eye now. I've definitely gotten a little wiser in the last few years but people's opinions and careers are moving quicker as well, their arses are barely touching the pedestal before they're getting hooshed off of it.

After looking at some of the responses in this thread, it was nice to become an adult and stop getting my balls in a knot over whether I enjoyed a comedian. You can really save a lot of time just ignoring the ones you don't find funny. It's very much preferable to being an absolute pillock who needs to validate his opinion by bagging someone who's just trying their best to make people laugh.

Of course, not everyone gets their fair chance in the business, some spots are taken up by nepotists and key demographic representatives selected by a television's marketing team; they're easy to spot though and ignoring them is as good as them never existing in the first place!:pac:

aaronjumper wrote: »

Peter Kay. I don't know why he is famous at all.

Ihatecuddles wrote: »

Yeah big groups and everything, he wasn't pleased. But it was rubbish, no laughs at all.

py2006 wrote: »

Ah here! :rolleyes:

Ihatecuddles wrote: »

The reason why I fell in love with stand up comedy.

His weightwatchers bit made me fall to the floor laughing and wet myself.

leonidas83 wrote: »

Cant believe no1 has said Dara O'Brian, baldy p***k who's main act is to make out how backward we Irish really are

Bipolar Joe wrote: »

So, you don't think that maybe having a wider audience after becoming more payable has something to do with the increase of people not liking the act?

There's a whole bunch of comedians I don't like, but one I'll never understand the popularity of is Noel Fielding. "It's like (Adjective) (Random object) (Adverb) (Verb) made of (Pop culture)."

Lapin wrote: »

All female 'comedians'.

I'm not being sexist. Women just aren't funny, (as comedians).

Very funny in many other ways.

Snake Pliisken wrote: »

It definitely does, television has just gotten so desperate that they seize on anyone with a bit of talent or who's eeked out a semi-original act and hammers them home until people start hating them.

Television isn't going to change until the business model needs changing and there's always new comedians. So it's up to you whether you want to keep whinging about someones jokes or just plain stop giving them attention. Your choice.

giant_midget wrote: »

Mario Rosenstock, His face annoys me