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Date Posted: 07:30:46 05/17/05 Tue
Author: Hugh Jazz
Subject: Jon Stewart TWICE?
In reply to: The Rhino 's message, "I can't say that I have a ton to choose from, but . . ." on 21:08:08 05/16/05 Mon

Just kidding, he is excellent. I loved him since his Jon Stewart show on MTV back in the early 90's. Even though no one asked, here are my top-five stand-up comedy shows:

1.) Kevin James. No one even comes close. I laughed - hard - for 75 minutes straight. Peerless timing, great material and the best - THE BEST JERRY! - delivery.

2.) Dane Cook. I love this guy. If he hadn't made a pass at my wife, he might be number one.

3.) Christopher Titus. From the failed FOX TV show "Titus". I think he did like 90 minutes (or more). I was in the front row and he actually called me a "fucker" because he thought I wasn't laughing. I WAS LAUGHING.

4.) Jay Mohr. The best thing about Mohr, was that I talked to a friend of mine who saw him the night after I did and he did almost a completely different show. However, we both raved about it.

5.) Jim Florentine. Of Crank Yanker's "Special Ed" fame. Great audience interaction and just a funny, funny guy.

honorable mention: Robert Schimmel, Don Reese.

didn't make the cut: Seinfeld. I paid $60.00 dollars a seat at Cleveland's Palace Theater to sit in row YY. Second row from the top for obeservational humor that was only somewhat clever? Sure he said SOME funny stuff, but his best bit was the encore when he took questions from the crowd. Seemed more like he was being himself instead of performing his act.

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Aww man! -- The Rhino, 17:33:38 05/17/05 Tue