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Lawdeedaw (Member Profile)
You have been awarded 1 Power Point for fixing the embed code for Dead Pool video Awesome Standup Comedy . Jeff Dunham - Walter. Thank you for helping maintain VideoSift's reliability.
Louis C.K. Saves His Dumb Dog's Life
>> ^dag:
Totally agree with you. Best show on TV. Especially if you like the inside baseball world of standup comedy. Also check out Marc Maron's WTF podcast for this, which is excellent.
Louie was hilarious as usual on this, but I wish Conan wouldn't read off the talking points cards to set up the bits. This is my biggest pet peeve of talk shows - and why I prefer the interviews at the Daily Show.
>> ^Trancecoach:
Not me. I love his show. It's one of the smartest and funniest programs on television. There's often a very subtle, yet powerful message in each program about modern life -- usually something rarely seen on television.
And this clip is great, too. I appreciate how animated and angry he got, for the sake of the dog. It speaks to the positive side of male aggression (which doesn't get the recognition it deserves).
>> ^bookface:
Louis CK is one of the funniest stand up comedians out there... but that show, "Louie," almost never makes me laugh. This clip made me laugh harder than three episodes of Louie stuck together. I probably just don't get it yet but maybe I'm not alone? Peace.
I agree with you about the set-up cards, dag. That's one thing I love about Craig Ferguson--whenever a guest comes on his show he tears up a stack of blue cards and throws them in a protest against the conformity of talk show hosts.
Louis C.K. Saves His Dumb Dog's Life
>> ^dag:
Totally agree with you. Best show on TV. Especially if you like the inside baseball world of standup comedy. Also check out Marc Maron's WTF podcast for this, which is excellent.
Louie was hilarious as usual on this, but I wish Conan wouldn't read off the talking points cards to set up the bits. This is my biggest pet peeve of talk shows - and why I prefer the interviews at the Daily Show.
>> ^Trancecoach:
Not me. I love his show. It's one of the smartest and funniest programs on television. There's often a very subtle, yet powerful message in each program about modern life -- usually something rarely seen on television.
And this clip is great, too. I appreciate how animated and angry he got, for the sake of the dog. It speaks to the positive side of male aggression (which doesn't get the recognition it deserves).
>> ^bookface:
Louis CK is one of the funniest stand up comedians out there... but that show, "Louie," almost never makes me laugh. This clip made me laugh harder than three episodes of Louie stuck together. I probably just don't get it yet but maybe I'm not alone? Peace.
I honestly like Louis...and I love Louis CK. That being said I have to WORK HARD to get through and episode of his show. It's brilliant...just fantastic. But it's just sooo hard for me, all the ackwardness and they plain everyday Louis is awfulness...drives me insane. But I slog through...for the gems.
Louis C.K. Saves His Dumb Dog's Life
Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)
Totally agree with you. Best show on TV. Especially if you like the inside baseball world of standup comedy. Also check out Marc Maron's WTF podcast for this, which is excellent.
Louie was hilarious as usual on this, but I wish Conan wouldn't read off the talking points cards to set up the bits. This is my biggest pet peeve of talk shows - and why I prefer the interviews at the Daily Show.
>> ^Trancecoach:
Not me. I love his show. It's one of the smartest and funniest programs on television. There's often a very subtle, yet powerful message in each program about modern life -- usually something rarely seen on television.
And this clip is great, too. I appreciate how animated and angry he got, for the sake of the dog. It speaks to the positive side of male aggression (which doesn't get the recognition it deserves).
>> ^bookface:
Louis CK is one of the funniest stand up comedians out there... but that show, "Louie," almost never makes me laugh. This clip made me laugh harder than three episodes of Louie stuck together. I probably just don't get it yet but maybe I'm not alone? Peace.
What Are Your Personal Top Channels (August 2011)? (Sift Talk Post)
Unsurpisingly:
1. Religion - 1840 votes received (religion talk)
2. Comedy - 1708 votes received (comedy talk)
3. Controversy - 1360 votes received (controversy talk)
4. Talks - debates, lectures and more - 827 votes received (talks talk)
5. Politics - 824 votes received (politics talk)
6. Standup Comedy - 710 votes received (standup talk)
7. FemmeSift - 583 votes received (femme talk)
8. Racism, Oppression & Human Rights - 571 votes received (equality talk)
9. What's Fit to Sift - 570 votes received (news talk)
10. Failure - When Success Is Not An Option - 489 votes received (fail talk)
Skeeve (Member Profile)
Thanks!
In reply to this comment by Skeeve:
Excellent! *promote
What Are Your Personal Top Channels (August 2011)? (Sift Talk Post)
1 Comedy - 1174 votes received (comedy talk)
2 Music - 699 votes received (music talk)
3 Everything geek - 537 votes received (geek talk)
4 British Invasion - 369 votes received (british talk)
5 Documentary Channel - 367 votes received (documentaries talk)
6 Standup Comedy - 351 votes received (standup talk)
7 1stTube: the best clips of television - 344 votes received (1sttube talk)
8 Religion - 333 votes received (religion talk)
9 Sports Sift - 303 votes received (sports talk)
10 Politics - 290 votes received (politics talk)
My outliers (so far) in bold.
Jim Jeffries on heaven and hell
Tags for this video have been changed from 'jim jeffries, standup, comedy, heaven, hell' to 'jim jeffries, standup, comedy, heaven, hell, atheism' - edited by ponceleon
Jinnai Tomonori's Tetris Standup Comedy
>> ^Norsuelefantti:
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Fixed again and thanks.
Can White People Say Nigger? - Chris Rock
*standup *comedy *nsfw
George Carlin - The little things we have in common
Never seen this guy before, but the whole time i was watching it i was thinking of the futurama episode with all the water-based life-forms. They had a water-based standup comic on there, and i just couldn't stop thinking that this guy was the template for that. Then i started thinking of other send-ups of what you'd consider stereotypical standup comedy;
"Ever done <this>? What's <THAT> all about!?!?!?!?!"
"When you <x> in the morning, do you ever <y>? And then you have to <z> just to <x> again?"
Is that a common american style, or is it an old-school style, or what is it? It's the first time i've seen the stuff that i always see parodied, not being parodied. Observational comedy or something is it?
And my final question is, is it a social faux pas to say you don't find this funny? People seem to revere this guy, it's the first time i've seen him and i was expecting him to be amazing from all that i've heard.
Jinnai Tomonori's Tetris Standup Comedy
>> ^Doc_M:
dead
Fixed and thanks.
No molestation, thank you
*nochannel *standup *comedy *femme
Dave Chapelle on Racism
Tags for this video have been changed from 'dave, chapelle, racism, standup, comedy' to 'dave, chapelle, racism, standup, comedy, chicken' - edited by rasch187
Dara O'Briain on Homeopaths and Nutritionists
*nochannel *science *standup *comedy
edit:
Changed the channels, not to be mean just because he is not British, but it is in Britain so maybe it qualifies, do what thou wilt Siftopians