by 
Robert32
ANSWERS: 79
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Sam Kinnison. He was just so crazy and random. Not to mention that he started as a priest.
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Richard Jeni or Mitch Hedberg
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Chris Farley he was the funniest S.O.B. I have ever seen.
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Charlie Chaplin or, if you want a more modern one, John Belushi.
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Kenny Everett
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I'll show my age a bit... Red Skelton. hehe.
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Bill Hicks.
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Richard Pryor. Best Ever.
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I guess none. They can't make me laugh anymore in their condition.
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John Paul II
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Eric Morecambe.
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For me it has to be Bob Hope and Frankie Howard...
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John Candy, he was the best. Second place, Rodney Dangerfield.
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Lucille Ball she was the greatest.
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Tommy Cooper
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Artie Lange
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Has to be Bob Monkhouse, the king of the one-liners.
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Lou Costello of Abbott and Costello.
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Bob Hope...John Belushi
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Sam Kineson Red Skelton
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Bill Hicks, though he was so much more than a comedian.
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Well, I wasn't alive when she was, except for the last 3 years of her life--but,I would have to say, hands down, that Lucille Ball was my favorite. She was just a comic genius. She was extremely gifted--not to mention, she was just plain hilarious!
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Mitch Hedberg!
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Marty Feldman (he was more a site-gag kind of guy but it stole my biggest laughs every time)
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A fair few - Richard Pryor, Lenny Bruce and the late great Bill Hicks.
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Richard Pryor, Mitch Hedberg, or Sam Kinison. I haven't had enough coffee yet to decide.
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john candy and rodney dangerfield
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Chris Farley, hands down.
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Without a doubt - the extreme social commentator and viciously funny Bill Hicks. (Not for the easily offended!)
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W. C. Fields, Groucho Marx, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, Karl Valentin
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I would have to say Marty Feldman when he worked with Mel Brooks. Also Bob Hope when he worked with Bing Crosby in the road pics, then Lucille Ball in I Love Lucy with her husband Desi Arnaz.
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Tommy Cooper, though he was technically a magician
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Chris Farley
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Rod Dangerfield i wonder if he's gotten respect.
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Sam Kinison. 'Nuff said.
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Chris Farley
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MITCH HEDBERG!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Joan Rivers. HA!
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Sam Kinison. "Only I could take the story of Adam and Eve, and compare it to anal sex. I'm the guy!"
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Richard Pryor, no contest.
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Somebody has already mentioned the 3 that came to mind: Pryor Farley Dangerfield
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Red Skelton.
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This quote should sum up my opinion: "...If you people are truly Pro-life, then do me a favor. Don't lock arms and block abortion clinics... Lock arms and block cemeteries, ok? Lets REALLY see how committed you are to this premise..." ~BH (1961-1994)
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Richard Pryor
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OLD timers: Sid Ceasar, Charlie Callas, Marty Feldman MID timers: Benny Hill NEW timers: Dennis Wolfberg There are MANY more, but these first came to mind.
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Charlie Chapplin. the man was funny.
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Charlie Chaplin http://vvipvideo.com/Charlie_Chaplin
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Phil Hartman. I miss him a lot! He was such a great Comedian as well as a great man! I was just thinking about him the other day.
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Charlie Chaplin!!! Dude was soo frekin rich for his comedy!
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See my avatar.
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bob Hope
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I Love Lucy!
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Kenny Everett.
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George Burns yo...
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Chris Farley! I miss him...
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john candy
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Foster Brooks or John Belushi.
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Rodney Dangerfield. Favorite I've seen perform live: Sam Kinison
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Achmed the terrorist
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THAT WOULD BE THE LATE GREAT SAM KINISON OF COURSE
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Bernard Manning, legend
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Bob Hope "Thanks for the Memories!"
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Sam Kinison! owww owwwww!
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My favorite has always been and will always be Lucille Ball. She was a msster, a legend, a classic icon, she was beautiful, classy, smart, a natural at anything she ever did, and hysterical all the time, no matter how many times you've seen an episode. Here are a few examples why I think Lucy is so awesome! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTsfVbN7UOM&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs15G-TBAbc&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU8rm5fL5MQ&feature=related RIP LUCY! WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU! THANK YOU FOR THE LAUGHTER AND THE MEMORIES! WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU!
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Mitch Hedberg! by far the funniest dead comedian ever
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Gilda Radner! : O )
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Richard Pryor
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George Carlin!
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George Carlin and bill hicks
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John Belushi--"The Blues Brothers" and "Saturday Night Live"
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Like many of my fellow ABers, I have more than one favorite: George Carlin, Phil Hartman, Richard Jeni, Sam Kinison, John Belushi, Gilda Radner, Chris Farley. As a sidenote, I find it interesting that no one mentioned Andy Kaufman, who was considered to be a "comic genius". I never really got him.
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George Carlin
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Walter Matthau
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The dead ones are not nearly as funny after they've expired.
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John Bulushi
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Groucho Marx along with his brothers Harpo and Chico
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bill cosby, I don't think hes alive anymore..
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I prefer live ones, much more animated!
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John Candy. A terrible loss when he died.
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