Who is your favorite comedian?

[raconteur213]

If you are the type of INTJ who understands the intellectual benefits of humor, who do you like most? ;D

[pallasathena]

I love humor, period. Intellectually, I'd say that George Carlin would be my favorite. But I also like Bob Newhart, Richard Pryor, Sam Kinison and Andy Kaufman. I can appreciate slapstick like Benny Hill or Jerry Lewis (when he was funny).

[Capt57]

Lewis Black
David Cross
Dave Chapelle
Chris Rock
Jerry Seinfeld
Mitch Hedberg
Bill Hicks
Eddie Murphy
Jim Gaffigan
George Carlin

[Claptonian]

Mitch Hedberg, Lewis Black, and Dave Chappelle would have to be my top three.

[raconteur213]

Steve Martin
Chris Rock
Patrice O'neal
Louie CK
Bill Hicks
Kinison (minus the screaming)
...to name a few of my favs

[TheLastMohican]

The SNL crowd. I prefer the earlier times of Bill Murray, Steve Martin, John Belushi, and Eddie Murphy, but there were great ones more recently, too, like Chris Farley.

[Haphazard]

If I had to say one at the top of my head, I'd likely say Eddy Izzard. I don't know too many comics, but I also love Colin Mochrie.

[INTJoe]

Martin Lawrence (one of the only black comedians who can be funny without using race as a crutch 90% of the time.) I just think he's hysterical.

Jim Gaffigan is also good. Jeff Ross is good.

[merid]

I recently went to see Omid Djalili and I have to say he is now my favourite. If you haven't heard him then you should check him out. The great British-Iranian comedian.

[SeaCzar]

Any of the Python crowd (esp together). Oh, and Mr Bean.

[MPG]

Steven Wright

I've seen Craig Ferguson live a couple of times. Very Good.

[paradanmellow]

I am no INTJ but Eddie Izzard is just too smart, or too ENTP

[BloozeGit]

Rowan Atkinson aka Mr Bean - his live material on youtube and all 4 seasons of Blackadder are essential viewing.

[mono]

Bill Hicks.

and I recently saw some stuff from doug stanhope :cheesy:

[raconteur213]

How could we forget Dennis Miller

[pallasathena]

I forgot about the Marx Brothers and the Three Stooges. I love them! :laugh:

[brewmaster]

Bill O'reilly

No seriously, I cannot stop laughing AT him.

[SmileyMan]

Dave Chapelle.

[INTJoe]

How could we forget Dennis Miller

Have you watched Joe Dirt?

He was awesome in this. "You mean to tell me, you're so ingrained with White Trash DNA, that your beard grows in like that, all White-Trashy?"

"Your last name is DIRT...I mean, isn't that what's on the family crest?"

Yeah, Dennis Miller rules. :cheesy:

[kantsuu]

I like Mitch Hedberg the most, but I'm not overly familiar with that many comedians.

[Lagawrd]

Mr. bean, charlie chaplin, russel peters, and dane cook.

[Bear Warp]

Mitch Hedberg and Jim Gaffigan

[Kuriozidee]

Bill Hicks and George Carlin would be the top 2 but I have gotten a kick out of some of Robin Williams' stuff too...and let me not forget Jeff Dunham either.

[notoppings]

John Pinette - Show me the buffet, Free willy. This guy makes my sides split. For a classic comic hands down George Carlin.

[Szarra]

George Carlin
Jeff Dunham

[Scantilyclad]

i love Demetri Martin and Michael Ian Black the most.

[Mette]

Rowan Atkinson
Steve Martin
Bill Murray
Jerry Seinfeld
Ricky Gervais
Dawn French
Peter Berner

[suzyk]

Russel Peters.

[Alida]

George Carlin and Ellen Degeneres.

[Jgib5328]

I love Dave Chappelle.

[Myrak]

Bill Hicks, without a doubt.

[True Rune]

Demetri Martin and Jim Gaffigan.

[lampmeister]

Peter Cook.

[Orya]

Demetri Martin, hands down. Smart? I'm not sure. Hysterical? Absolutely. : )

[azelismia]

emo phillips
Steve martin
andy kaufman
bbc stuff, red dwarf, black adder, hitchhikers guide, blackbook so on and so forth
Robin williams (70's era)
early snl
kids in the hall

[ethsar46]

Tina Fey is probly near or at the top of my list.

Plus she looks great imo :lovestruck:

[MCR]

Another vote for George Carlin. Almost everyone I know thinks he's offensive. I think he's hilarious because so much of what he says...is true! :)





MCR added to this post, 7 minutes and 21 seconds later...

Tina Fey is probly near or at the top of my list.

Plus she looks great imo :lovestruck:

Ah...Tina Fey. She's a comedy genius. I always think of her as a writer though and not a comic per se so she didn't come to mind immediately. I used to work with a lady who lived in the same building as her in NYC and said that she was incredibly nice and down to earth, and a smart cookie in real life too. :)

I'll watch anything she's in. Yes, even Mean Girls. Speaking of which...new episode of 30 Rock tonight! One of the very few TV shows that I even watch, let alone find amusing.

[schwartzie]

Steve Martin
Andy Kaufman
Margaret Cho
Al Franken, for his non-comedic good deeds

[azelismia]

I forgot Bob Newhart

[ethsar46]

Ah...Tina Fey. She's a comedy genius. I always think of her as a writer though and not a comic per se so she didn't come to mind immediately. I used to work with a lady who lived in the same building as her in NYC and said that she was incredibly nice and down to earth, and a smart cookie in real life too. :)

I'll watch anything she's in. Yes, even Mean Girls. Speaking of which...new episode of 30 Rock tonight! One of the very few TV shows that I even watch, let alone find amusing.

I dont think they've put 30 rock back on here (australia) yet, they had the first season on awhile ago which i liked. Hopefully it'll be back soon.

[INTJewel]

Eddie Izzard, in a dress or out of one, either way
Bill Murray
Old school Imo Phillips

[azelismia]

Eddie Izzard, in a dress or out of one, either way
Bill Murray
Old school Imo Phillips



I didn't know there was new school emo?

[OddFactor]

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[INTJCanuck]

Bill Cosby, Russell Peters, Mike McDonald, George Carlin, Jim Carrey, Red Skelton...

But the absolute funniest comedian I've ever seen was Robin Williams and his performance in "Live on Broadway." I have never in my life watched anything as funny, true, smart, and... GENIUS... as his act. Sheer brilliance.

[schwartzie]

Bill Cosby, Russell Peters, Mike McDonald, George Carlin, Jim Carrey, Red Skelton...

Red Skelton? but...didn't he pass over to the great hobo camp in the sky before you were born?

[Genshin]

Bill Hicks without a doubt :thumbsup:

[Phrixos]

Heather Mills is fairly funny, she would probably do stand-up if she had two legs.

[INTJCanuck]

Red Skelton? but...didn't he pass over to the great hobo camp in the sky before you were born?

Unfortunately, yes. I love what he said at the end of one of his performances, about him not relying on "four-letter words" to make people laugh. And it's true. His jokes are funny on their own, and he doesn't need to swear left and right to make them funny.

That said, I do enjoy real crude humor involving said "four-letter words".

[Reanne]

Jim Carrey, Ben Stiller, and Janeane garofalo

[jswarthout]

chevy chase

[Rick]

Glad to see someone mentioned Steven Wright. The ultimate INTJ comedian.

Here's a couple of clips:

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[Slumberjack]

Zack Galifianakis. Is. Incredible.

George Carlin is also great, but sometimes he tends to intensify my uber-cynical POVs

[Double Victory]

Mitch Hedberg and Jim Gaffigan

YES. I saw Jim Gaffigan several years ago on Comedy Central doing a joke about children who instead of dreaming about being astronauts or muscians or actors, dreamed about being pope. It was the best thing I've ever heard.

[Blendy]

Chris Rock
Margaret Cho
Bill Maher is pretty good too

[schwartzie]

oh, yes, and stephen colbert

[Enkidu]

Bill Hicks
Mitch Hedberg
Richard Pryor
Dara O'Briain
Dylan Moran
Bill Bailey

[aok]

TOM GREEN

[Beery Swine]

Shit, the FIRST reply says "George Carlin." I'll just look like a copycat. Oh, well, he's still my favorite.

Check out Doug Stanhope.

[Terian]

Demetri Martin.

[lambpox]

Conan o'Brien (I'm in LOVE with him, it's been a sad obsession for a few years now)
Dave Chapelle
Omid Djalili (what, I have to love him! Fellow iranian)
Flight of the Conchords (GENIUS!)
Dane Cook
Stephen Colbert (He's not that funny, joke-wise. But, god. His mannerisms and just the way he is makes me laugh.)
Michael Ian Black
uhh I have way more but I can't think.

[radioactivez0r]

Stephen Lynch, Pablo Francisco, Gabriel Iglesias..I was recently introduced to Jeff Dunham, he was awesome. Jon Stewart.

[liquidbeard]

Dara O'Briain is fantastic, and I wasn't expecting him to be. He is very quick-witted and you have to admire him for it - there's less and less "natural" comedy out there (you get the feeling he enjoys Billy Connelly's style)

I like Micheal McIntyre - he has a presence on stage that you can't ignore, and some really innovative material.

Big fan of the yet unmentioned Stewart Lee - I love his deconstructive and meta comedy. It's like watching "comedy theory".

[Mozzes]

Sarah Silverman, Steve Martin, Jonathan Katz, Larry David.

[Isolation]

Amy Sedaris cracks me up!
I love her in Strangers With Candy (they need to start re-airing the re-runs on comedy central!)
And her book I Like You is hilarious. If you haven't checked it out yet, it's a must.

[schwartzie]

Dane Cook oh, yes, and Dane Cook. Good women's comedian. Only guy I've seen who can very pointedly say "you are stupid for acting like a girl," and pull it off.
Also only comedian I've seen make jokes about masturbation-- while making the gestures of a guy doing it -- on stage at Madison Square Garden. Amazing to be able to do this, and keep the crowd so engaged.

[Malotis]

Russel Peters

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[nonentropic]

George Carlin, Jim Carey, Groucho Marx, old Abbott & Costello works, W.C Fields, yeah the 3 Stooges (early works...but, Shemp is good too), Denis Leary, Michael Keaton, Harold Lloyd, Ben Stiller, some of the folks who were in the old time radio show: Duffy's Tavern, the Jack Benny Show and so on.

[einnelsate]

good ol' charlie chaplin. (:

[Uberfuhrer]

George Carlin, Jim Carey, Groucho Marx, old Abbott & Costello works, W.C Fields, yeah the 3 Stooges (early works...but, Shemp is good too), Denis Leary, Michael Keaton, Harold Lloyd, Ben Stiller, some of the folks who were in the old time radio show: Duffy's Tavern, the Jack Benny Show and so on.

Any Stooge fan should know that Shemp came before Curly!

Anyway, I'm not a big fan of comedians per say, but my favorite comedic filmmakers are Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, and Jerry Zucker.

I guess you can say that I like Leslie Nielsen.

When I was young, I also idolized Jim Carrey. He was one of my heroes growing up, as were George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, and Stanley Kubrick. Speaking of which, Spielberg directed one of the most underrated comedies of all time -- and that was 1941; that was before Spielberg got all personal and started taking WWII seriously.

[Claptonian]

Also only comedian I've seen make jokes about masturbation-- while making the gestures of a guy doing it -- on stage at Madison Square Garden. Amazing to be able to do this, and keep the crowd so engaged.

How is that amazing? I would think just about anyone could do that, especially considering the demographic of Cook's audience.

[replicant]

Lewis Black
George Carlin
Demetri Martin

[x3r0]

I really enjoy stand up comedians. It is a true art to make an audience laugh.

- Ricky Gervais: He is the genius behind The Office (the UK version is 10x better).
- Lee Evans: Live at Cardiff is phenomenal.
- Mitch Hedburg.
- Andy Kaufman: A true comical genius.
- George Carlin.
- Sasha Cohen: Andy Kaufman has paved the way for comedians like him.

I don't like Dane Cook very much. Just not a fan of his comical style, its just to superficial, no depth.

My 2 cents.

[replicant]

I really enjoy stand up comedians. It is a true art to make an audience laugh.

- Ricky Gervais: He is the genius behind The Office (the UK version is 10x better).
- Lee Evans: Live at Cardiff is phenomenal.
- Mitch Hedburg.
- Andy Kaufman: A true comical genius.
- George Carlin.
- Sasha Cohen: Andy Kaufman has paved the way for comedians like him.

I don't like Dane Cook very much. Just not a fan of his comical style, its just to superficial, no depth.

My 2 cents.

Ricky Gervais is pretty good but at times he can get on my nerves. I don't like Dane Cook, Carlos Mencia, George Lopez. Forget them.

Jim Gaffigan isn't too bad. I love his bit about Hot Pockets.
Zach Galifianakis isn't too bad.

The guy with the puppet is amusing for a Republican.

[hozer]

currently katt williams

[Mercury]

This changes but currently my favorite comedians are Jim Gaffigan and Jo Koy. I like comics who show the humor in every day things and/or the humor in their lives without being (too) nasty, vulgar, or use lots of foul language.

[Mozzes]

For a long time I was certain that I was the only 20something in America that couldn't stand Dane Cook. I have to say, however, that his stand up is the work of a virtuoso compared to his roles on the silver screen.

[stone22383]

Everyone has said em.

Bill Hicks is the absolute best. Wish he was still alive. I can see his head EXPLODING talking about lil Bush hahahaha.

[Lemmiwinks]

Groucho Marx

[Lupin]

Bill Bailey (UK)
Eddie Izzard (International)

[Cairech]

Eddie Izzard is my current favorite. Also love Monty Python, Elaine Boozler, Stephen Wright, Dmitri Martin. Really miss the old "In Living Color" tv show.

[Franklin71]

Steven Wright.

[HeyZeus]

Not ranked, these are my best:
Maher
Dice Clay
Shandling
Chappelle
H. Stern
Izzard
that muslim comic that makes fun of the embarrassment of being caught by family while engaged in bestiality

[AliTree]

Jim Gaffigan & Demetri Martin rock my world.

[Nihilum]

Jeff Dunham and Andy Samberg. You just have to love SNL.

[ToC]

Dennis Miller

[Kisai]

*sigh* You know what I miss? The Upright Citizen's Brigade. I thought they worked really well together as a comedy team and the show died too early.

And also the guys who wrote Space Ghost: Coast to Coast. The show got really good in it's final two seasons.

I'll also toss a bone to the Marx Brothers and Mel Brooks because they haven't been mentioned yet.

[azelismia]

*sigh* You know what I miss? The Upright Citizen's Brigade. I thought they worked really well together as a comedy team and the show died too early.

And also the guys who wrote Space Ghost: Coast to Coast. The show got really good in it's final two seasons.

I'll also toss a bone to the Marx Brothers and Mel Brooks because they haven't been mentioned yet.


I just got a copy of the entire run of spaceghost.

[gedreosan]

Lewis Black
George Carlin
Dennis Leary

[Hinun]

Chris Rock
Lewis Black
Ron White (hands down one of the funniest redneck comedians ever)
Bill Hicks
Dane Cook
Redd Foxx
Bill Cosby
Dane Chapelle

[Thinker]

Try Adam Hills - an Australian - but tours in UK a lot
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Other than that Billy Connolly

[Harmony]

I love me some Leary... Especially the singing Leary. =P

[zibber]

I'm an asshooooowiyooowiyoowiyooo :)

For a long time I was certain that I was the only 20something in America that couldn't stand Dane Cook. I have to say, however, that his stand up is the work of a virtuoso compared to his roles on the silver screen.

I hate his stand up but tolerate his acting!

[Chareos]

Dave Attell, Lewis Black, Andy Andrist

[Perf]

Stephen Colbert
Jon Stewart
Demitri Martin
Gallagher (yes, I like Gallagher)
Russell Martin





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Whoops, make that Russell Peters, not Russell Martin. I'm mixing up an Indo-Canadian comic with the catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers (also Canadian).

[Cocoa]

Stephen Colbert
Jon Stewart
Demitri Martin
Gallagher (yes, I like Gallagher)
Russell Martin





Perf added to this post, 3 minutes and 2 seconds later...

Whoops, make that Russell Peters, not Russell Martin. I'm mixing up an Indo-Canadian comic with the catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers (also Canadian).

Russell Peters is hilarious :)

[Prunesquallor]

Noel Fielding & Julian Barret (The Mighty Boosh)
French & Saunders

[Shaldan]

George Carlin!

[thederelict]

Louis CK
Jim Norton

[SiliusNet]

Some that immediately come to mind, in no particular order:

Brian Regan
Stephen Colbert
Mitch Hedberg
Bill Cosby
Mel Brooks

Does Weird Al Yankovic count?

[speedsuit721]

David Cross.

[benphua]

Lewis Black
Ron White
Demitri Martin

[jilongie]

Will Ferrel
Adam Sandler
Schnieder (don't remember his first name)(can't spell his last either)

[Marius]

Lewis Black. Political comedy is always refreshing, especially how silly serious situations can really be.

[Solus]

French & Saunders

+1

+ the cast of the following programmes:
Blackadder
Little Britain
Bottom
H

[DewFuel]

mitch hedberg :(

[Zombicide]

Dane Cook *ends sarcasm*. I couldn't possibly come up with a favourite, I suppose Lewis Black, Red Foxx and Jim Norton are the main ones that comes to mind at the moment but there's a big list to choose from and many names that allude me. It's hard to tell who is my favourite. Guess I do not have one, just many favourites.

[The Maelstrom]

I'm almost necro-posting. But I've been told I can get away with it in this forum... ;D

I'd say my favorite (aka most memorable) stand ups have got to be Margaret Cho, Russel Brand and Eddie Murphy.

[Nemesis]

David Cross! The guy's comedy is very political and very crude. He's not at all what you would expect from the guy who played Tobias on Arrested Development.

[schwartzie]

yays!! necro comics.

margaret cho, and.... yeah... al franken@theussenate

[Shifter]

Ross Noble (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) always cracks me up, he's just absurd and random.

[Mickehh]

David Cross is really awesome, especially in Arrested Development
Ricky Gervais even though I haven't seen that much Office UK but love he's stand up
Seth Rogen (He's hilarious in all the Apatow-movies and in Freaks and Geeks)

[Doppelbock]

Lately I've been getting into Dane Cook quite a bit.

Also Monty Python, Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy (15+ years ago), etc.

[Cincinnatus]

Oh, I have plenty of favorite comedians. I no particular order:

Mel Brooks
Leslie Nielsen
Madeline Kahn
The Monty Python troupe
The Kids in the Hall troupe
Steve Martin
Bill Cosby
George Carlin
Wanda Sykes
Jackie Gleason
Laura Kightlinger
Dana Carvey
David Spade
Kerri Kenney-Silver
Richard Pryor
Dave Chapelle
and Lenny Bruce always makes me smile :)

There's probably dozens more that I cannot think of, off the top of my head.

[LPM]

The funniest I've seen lately is Andrew Kennedy on the Comedy Central talking about his British father and doing his Hispanic bit.

Sarah Silverman's TV show if funny, Dimitri the chart guy is good, Ricky Gervais the British office guy is hilarious, the two man Australian guitar group is funny can't remember the name and too lazy to look it up. The whole redneck group on Comedy Central with the git er done guy and the other pompous asses are the opposite of funny.

Check out retired radio host Phil Hendrie if you can find any of his old bits floating around the internet. That is one talented and hilarious dude.

[SeaCzar]

W C Fields (at the time, his comedy was groundbreaking).
Catherine Tate (google "the Translator")
Sam Kinneson (died WAY too early).
Chris Rock
Dennis Miller
Jack Benny

[JTG1984]

Pablo Francisco! His 'Little Tortilla Boy' skit is hilarious!

[mnmeq]

mitch hedberg, louis ck, sam kinison, bill hicks
david cross is great in sketch comedy but doesn't make me laugh so much solo

[Orpheus]

I'm not INTJ, so this explains why I stand out from the crowd; my top four are:

Dane Cook
Gabriel Iglesias
Carlos Mencia
and Jeff Dunham

Criticize as you wish.

[dontlookback]

Flight of the Conchords (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)
&
Demetri Martin (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) :thumbsup:





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Flight of the Conchords (GENIUS!)

YES!

(I'm a gigantic gigantic FOTC fan :nerd:)

[jesse]

George Carlin
Bill Hicks
Tommy Tiernan
Sam Kinnison
Eddie Murphy (Raw + Delirious)
Pablo Francisco
Lisa Lampanelli

Probably some others whose names don't come to mind at the moment.

[dontlookback]

*headdesk* I don't know how I forgot Rhys Darby (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) ! He's hilarious & a really nice guy. :)

[roger helghan]

colin quinn
norm macdonald
robin harris

[Alex]

Noel Fielding & Julian Barret (The Mighty Boosh)
French & Saunders

Awesome. Love those guys.

Add to that:

Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)
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Bill Bailey
Simon Amstell (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)
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[Within]

RIP Bill Hicks :lipsrsealed:

[brainysmurf]

Jon Stewart

[jesse]

George Carlin
Bill Hicks
Tommy Tiernan
Sam Kinnison
Eddie Murphy (Raw + Delirious)
Pablo Francisco
Lisa Lampanelli

Probably some others whose names don't come to mind at the moment.

Let's add Eddie Izzard, Robin Williams and Chris Rock to that list.

[Athene]

Bret and Jemaine, aka The Flight of the Conchords
Jerry Seinfeld
Larry David
Dave Foley (back in The Kids in the Hall days)
Jeneane Garafolo, just to add the missing female...

[Shorgenfunkel]

Emo Philips
George Carlin
Woody Allen
Mel Brooks
Russel Peters

That's all I can think of for now.

[pip]

I feel a bit sheltered here, I've not even heard of nearly half the people mentioned in here....

That being said, I have a huge amount of like for:
Tommy Cooper - Fez wearing nutter, can^h^h^h could make anything funny.
Chris Morris - Satire is the most awesome of all forms of comedy, Brass Eye being the pinnacle of everything.

[Plastikcat]

George Carlin
Brian Posehn
Bill Hicks

Emo Phillips
Bill Maher

Andy Dick
Tom Green

[Ribs N Whiskey]

Bill Hicks is my all time favorite comedian. However, if we're talking living/touring comedians I would have to say that Louis C.K. made me laugh my ass off the hardest.

Also, Joe Rogan's live show gets honorable mention

[ajprather]

John Pinette - Show me the buffet, Free willy. This guy makes my sides split. For a classic comic hands down George Carlin.


I love Pinette's "cherubic demeanor," too--minus the fart jokes, though. I also love Mitch Hedberg, Bill Cosby (when not being overly traditional), Carlin (language observations mostly), Gerry Dee, most observational-humor that doesn't draw too heavily on existing stereotypes or fluffy gimmicks.

[Kris]

Henry Rollins

[Seducer]

Dane Cook
Dave Chapelle

[PortInStorm]

Phil Hartman was always hilarious to me. I still remember where I was when the news came that he'd been murdered- shocking. RIP, fellow Canadian...

[lechugita]

Mitch Hedberg was the best and he would've only gotten funnier if we hadn't have lost him so soon.

[Stratego]

My apolgies if I repeat any--

George Carlin
Elaine Boosler
Gilda Radner
Bill Hicks
Janeane Garofalo
Sam Kinison
Eddie Murphy (back in the day)
Dave Chapelle

[Aivaras]

Home Alone

[Iggy Hazard]

My favorite comedian is The Comedian. (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) :wiseguy:

Otherwise, I like the physical comedic stylings of Bruce Campbell, Ted Raimi, Jeffrey Combs, and Jim Carrey (though they're not necessarily "comedians" in the traditional sense). Laurel & Hardy. Abbot & Costello. Buster Keaton (who Wall-E was partially based on). The Three Stooges. Stuff like that.

[Ratwin]

Bill Bailey, Demetri Martin. Several others but I don't want to think about this right now. Wrong frame of mind.