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Katie Couric sat down for a recent interview with Comedienne Sarah Silverman. The two discussed her Comedy Central show “The Sarah Silverman Program,” her difficult childhood, and the breakup with boyfriend Jimmy Kimmel. This is an extended version of the Sunday Morning piece with lots more interview packed in!
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Steve Hughes is one of my personal favourite comedians. This isnt one of his better sets, but it was the only one I had saved on my Sky HD box 
Steve is very Australian and very unashamedly so. This set discusses the Welsh language, Pub opening times and “poofters” (His word, not mine!) Please note, the video is NOT homophobic and any homophobic comments left will be removed.
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Jon Reep is THE Last Comic Standing for Season 5. Here is Jon’s performance on the season finale.
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Howard explains to Vince that the tundra is a dangerous place - through the medium of song. Hilarious free comedy clip from BBC worldwide.
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Irish Comedian Dave Allen (1936-2005) remembers his introduction to religion - his first day of school.
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David Tynan O’Mahoney (Dave Allen) was popular in the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada in the 1960s, 1970s and also in the 1990s; he became known in America through reruns of his shows on public television.
Allen’s act was typified by a very relaxed, intimate style — he would sit on a chair, smoking and holding a glass of whiskey. An atheist[1] (according to Allen himself, “what you might call a practising atheist”), he would often make jokes about religion, particularly the Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England. Along with his seated stand-up routines, his television shows were interspersed with sketch comedy. He had a lasting influence on British comedy, and influenced many 21st-century British comedians.
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Bill Engvall, Larry the Cable Guy, Ron White and Jeff Foxworthy sit down besides each other and tell a couple of their favorite jokes. The song at the beginning of the video is called “Sweet Child O’ Mine” by Guns N’ Roses.
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If you live in Melbourne, Australia and you like funny comic books, consider showing up to COMIC BOOK FUNNY, a series of sessions celebrating Australia’s independent comics makers. It’s on every Saturday during the Melbourne International Comedy Festival; 5pm, Bella Union bar at Trades Hall (corner Lygon and Victoria St, Carlton).
Week one (Sat April 4): a genteel exhibition launch and informal comics salon, directed by Mme Josephine Waite. All welcome. Plus, live drawing of hot male cartoonists for a calendar we’re launching in week four.
Week two (Sat April 11): a very special Intimate Conversation between long-awaited interstate guest Gerard Ashworth and local comics broadcaster John Retallick (http://thecomicspot.blogspot.com/).
Week three (Sat April 18): Pat Grant (http://www.patgrantart.com/) and Brisbane’s Patrick Alexander (http://www.chickennation.com/) discuss the merits of dirty comics with host David Blumenstein.
Week four (Sat April 25): Bernard Caleo launches THE SEXY MEN OF AUSTRALIAN COMICS 2009-2010 FINANCIAL YEAR CALENDAR, featuring twelve hot male Australian comic artists as drawn by female Australian comic artists.
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Eritrea comedy: http://www.EastAFRO.com Presents Hagos Suzinino “Mehazai”, a Tigrigna musical comedy from Asmara, Eritrea. Eritrea is in NE. Africa. (Africa Comedy)
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A comedy stage show…