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Saw Jimi Jeffries a few times in the 00's. I really liked him but he's gone off the boil a bit now. I quite like angry comedy but only in small doses, JJ gets a bit tiring after about 40 mins and this shows in his live shows, about an hour in he looks bored and too drunk to care about getting a...

I'm not getting the love for Milton Jones. Every time I've seen him I just sit stony taced, he raises no titters here. Not clever and not funny. " unfunny Uncle jokes" is the best way to describe his humour.

Mid Morning Matters was an utter triumph.

Been part of my comedy landscape since I was 15. So yeah, must be 25 years. As you say consistently funny. I'm Alan Partridge remains my favourite comedy programme of all time. I can return to those two series over and over and it never gets tired.

It's very good. Hope you enjoy it.

Rob Brydon is a good shout. His series "Human Remains" remains one of the most tragically overlooked comedies of all time. It was utterly, utterly genius. I also enjoy Miles Jupp when he pops up. Very funny man. He is great on The News Quiz on R4. And a very new one...comedy duo The Pin. They...

Rhod Gilbert has done a couple of excellent stand up routines but his talent lies in his radio show and interaction with others like on his work experience show which is excellent.

Stanhope is very good indeed but is missed off my all time list because I find him too cynical and actually rather depressing. Neil Hamburger is worth a look. His stuff is hard to find though.

Never found Dara O Brien funny. Using the sound "uuuuh" as a punchline to every joke is not funny.

I remember getting into Billy Connolly on cassette when I wasn't about 11. Most of it went over my head but I found him hilarious. Loved his travelogues too. Only saw him live once and that wasn't last year so doubt I will again. Will always have a soft spot for him.

Oh yes, Steve Coogan. Simon Day is a man with funny bones too. Frankie Howerd was always funny.

Bill Hicks at the time but he had limited output. Ovearall I'd say in no significant order: Billy Connolly Jack Dee Frank Skinner David Mitchell Sean Locke And a mention corn Frankie Boyle who has had some outstanding moments.