A very funny comedienne- draws quite a bit from her own life (e.g. family) which helps keep her material fresh and original.

Fantastic comedian, excellent delivery, word choices, etc.

A self-depricating cringe artist, and a razor-sharp wit. Norton is at his best when off the cuff (e.g. radio).

Fantastic Comedian; covers many hackneyed comedic topics (e.g. kids, marriage, technology etc.), but in such a fresh way and from such a fresh standpoint that you can’t help but love his act. Louis also has a way about telling stories that can only be described as a marriage between George Carlin and Aesop.

George Carlin was the junction of all comedic avenues: dark humor, language/semantics, topical, observational, political/social, and -as he aged- a hint of self-deprecation. He covered topics from small (e.g. waking up after sunset) to big (e.g. war, religion, politics, humanity). He was truly innovative and made people think in between laughs. He was one in a million, and I’d bet he’s watching us right now… smiling down at us…

Good comedian, and the funniest clean comic out there.

His material is very, very entertaining, in that it is based entirely on wordplay and semantics. Wright breaks the mold of “It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it.”