George Carlin because of his clear and intelligent routines about god. He made me laugh out loud SO many times.

George Carlin. He always questioned why people do what they do as societal norms. Like "pre-boarding" a plane.

George Carlin. He was and still is the funniest man I have ever seen in concert live.

George Carlin because he's amazing.

Louis C.K. because he somehow makes "taboo" jokes inoffensive, and Sarah Silverman because of the pure randomness.

Ricky Gervais!

It was George Carlin.

Lewis Black because he is the personification of my anger (and literally in Inside Out lol).

Doug Stanhope, Hicks, Carlin, Lenny Bruce

George Carlin.

It's a tie between Richard Pryor (Later Years) and George W. Bush (Presidency Years) Richard because he could take a serious subject and spin it in such a way where I would laugh so hard it hurt. And George because he was such a bungling nitwit, that I was forced to either laugh or cry and I chose laughter.

I'm a big fan of Dave Chappell, I loved his Netflix stand up after being away so long, his take on life just cracks me up

Arj Barker; John Fugelsang; Wanda Sykes; Amy Schumer; Bill Hicks
There are a few comedians that I really liked after they started doing T.V., Like Gary Shandling and Bill Maher.

I have two favs, Jim Jefferies and Stephen Lynch.

Jim Jefferies, Bill Burr, and Louis CK. All of them have a pessimistic style of humor that I relate to and find hilarious.

Stephen Fry. He's funny, intelligent, witty, an excellent actor and voiceover artist, and his campaigns for charity and social awareness actually seem sincere.

Doug Stanhope. He's the most irreverent, his view on mental health is right on, and he's just funny as hell!

Louis CK, because...well, I think like him, or at least the "him" he portrays on stage. His "why would anything nice happen?" thing is how I talk in my head. I know, it's sad. Richard Pryor, because when I was a kid I used to have to sneak around to watch/listen to him and it was great fun. Steve Martin, because he's super smart IRL but he always does the most goofball stuff ever, also nostalgia factor from growing up with his movies and specials.

Either Bill Hicks or George Carlin for obvious reasons.

Bill Burr, Chris Rock and Eddie Murphy. Not that they have a lot of material on religion, but doesn't matter.

Oliver is amazing, i do really like Sarah Silverman she is amazing.
Dave Chapelle, Gabriel Iglesiasm, Louis CK,Jim Jeffries, so many good comedians.

George Carlin (as if there’s a question)!

Carlin, Robin Williams, Bill Maher. In that order

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