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This Month's Studio Rumble: Best Stand Up Comedian

Tribester Opinions

I'm going to throw my vote at Eddie Izzard as I love how he blends history, language and pop culture into off the wall but very accurate observations often doing so without ever hitting on the easy popular comedy fodder such as sex or relationships.
-- Tony Passero

Well I am going with Dennis Miller on this one. His political commentary and historical references are not only funny but always make me think a bit. I may not understand everything he has to say but I feel not only entertained but also educated after listening to him.
-- Joe Kaput

I like my comedians on the dry and dark side. I also prefer comedy that's slightly awkward. When you add up dry, dark and awkward, I get Norm Macdonald. I'm not sure anyone has ever had a better Kenny G. joke than old Norm.
-- Andy Owens

Steven Wright.
-- Mike Chorvat

Chelsea Handler from Chelsea Lately is currently my favorite comedian. I love her fearless honesty, ironic riffs and self-deprecations. Since she uses news from Hollywood for the bulk of her jokes she is constantly full of good material.
-- Carrie Pendergast