[struggle]

1. Norm MacDonald
2. Joel Hodgson
3. Emo Phillips

Worst: Carrottop

[yarddog]

I remember as a kid watching a Laurel and Hardy movie. It was so funny that I couldn’t quit laughing.

Jack Benny was another great one. It took a few times watching him before his humor began to sink in.

Nobody could beat Bob Hope.

I thought Robin Williams was a good serious actor but he never made me laugh at all.

Buster Keaton was another good one.

[Inyo-Mono]

Laurel and Hardy, and ?

[Ken522]

I always liked Don Knotts ....

[JoeDetweiler]

Curley
Peter Sellers
Peter Cook

[Publius]

Harold Lloyd: one of the funniest scenes in silent films, the trolley chase scene from "Girl Shy" (1924)

[babyfreep]

I like Lucille Ball and Richard Pryor. :-)

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

(1) Eddie Murphy

(2) Jim Carrey

(3) Will Ferrell

(4) Robin Williams

(5) Richard Pryor

(6) Bill Murray

(7) Chevy Chase

(8) Michael Keaton

(9) Jack Nicholson

(10) Jerry Seinfeld

[Tzimisce]

Jackie Gleason was a riot. :)

[jobim]

Groucho Marx

Cary Grant

Bill Murray

[hole_n_one]

Lewis

Hope

The Skipper on Gilligan's Island

Not necessarily in that order

[bubbacluck]

I always thought Cheech and Chong were funny. My sides would hurt.

Then I stopped smoking dope and grew up. They aren't as funny now. Sorry, I could only come up with two.

[Morgana]

[miserare]

Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in “Some Like It Hot”.

Joe E. Brown was also superb in that one.

I never liked Bob Hope and never laughed at his jokes.

Belushi and Ackroyd in “The Blues Brothers”.

Nicholas Cage in “Raising Arizona”.He was also very funny in “Moonstruck”. Cher was marvelous.

I always loved the clowns, Sid Caesar and Red Skelton.

Giulietta Massina always mad me laugh and cry.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I can’t watch Laurel and Hardy without busting a gut. Favorite “Way Out West”.

[blueunicorn6]

Groucho, Chico and Harpo.

[hlmencken3]

Jack Benny and Paul Lynde could crack people up with just their facial expressions, body language, or a word or two. Maybe Rodney Dangerfield was like that, too.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Don Rickles, John Candy and Chris Farley.

[Vince Ferrer]

Peter Sellers

[heylady]

1. Lucille Ball

2. Red Skelton

3. Milton Berle