I find Al Murrey very funny but again not to everyone's taste.

Paddy Mcguiness is funny also.

am going to see russell howard in the summer, think that should be good.

I can't stand Jimmy Carr.

Quite possibly, I've never watched Mock the Week.

I saw him in 2002 (I think, it might have been 2003) at the opening night of my university's comedy club. Obviously he was just starting out then playing gigs like that but he was absolutely hilarious.

i find him funny but he has a face you would not get sick of kicking

Been to see Peter Kay a couple of times, along with the rest of the country. Saw Vic and Bob many moons ago in Manchester but the most recent was Steve Coogan. A somewhat shaky start as Pauline Calf, a mostly forgettable Duncan Thickett, an on-form Paul Calf and a godlike genius entire second half of Alan Partridge!! A wonderful evening, marred only by a dodgy seat and being sat next to a crack whore. And seeing Sean Long there.

TANCW - good call on Jackie Mason!

Daniel Kitson (Spencer from Pheonix Nights) is brilliant.

Mick Ferry.

My little brother is on Paddy McGuiness's live DVD in Blackpool. He made the mistake of getting up to go to the bog halfway through his routine.

Although its not traditional stand up, Julian Barratt & Noel Fielding are very good in the Mighty Boosh Live show. Before the show starts they do about 30 mins of stand up.

I'm seeing Rob Brydon in April, not sure what to expect but he makes me laugh, so we will see

Also off to the Comedy Store at the Pyramid in a few weeks, Justin Moorhouse is playing

Rhod Gilbert's damaged suitcase rant is stunningly funny (you tube it)

Lee Mack - very funny stand up, lose the sitcom though !

Steve Wright - US stand up, very funny

Jackie Mason is a comedy genius, you younger folk should seek out his work

You just know you're in for a good night when you here the compere say....

"Laydeez an Genelmen, give it up for Mr Wayne Check Allen"

Russell Howard...

I recall someone mentioning Jason Manford earlier on in the thread (think it was JWP), very funny guy. Seen him at the Unity in Liverpool whilst watching Lucy Porter. Wasn't really expecting much but he surprised me.

At the moment, Michael McIntyre is up there with the best. The guy is hilarious! Also one name that's not mentioned but who I think is particularly good is Karl Spain, especially his stories about his mate, aka "The Eedjit".

One guy who I've seen on TV but not live who was very very funny was Rodney Dangerfield.

Tony Scott, too.

Look no further than Lee Mack he is fantastic. Take away his scripted dross on not going out seen him live,best gag
Q) How do you get a fat girl into bed?
A) A piece of cake!

you ever seen a fella who's so cockney, it looks like it hurts?

Ted Chippington - Legends, Wilderspool

I've heard a few that have hurt my ears.

Jason Manford was on Jonathon Ross last night and he was entertaining.

Forgot to add Rich Hall. Dry humour at its best.

Phil Jupitus - Lazy slob who was simply biz.

Jim Jeffries is very funny I think as is Jimmy Carr.

Bill Hicks and Eric Morecambe are different types of comedian but both cracked me up!

James Lowes.

Phil Cool at the old Spectrum Arena.

Count Arthur Strong - hilarious. Check him out on YouTube, etc.