Comedy

I hate to admit I enjoyed Fresh Meat although I realise we were not the target audience. !!!!

I love Milton Jones' form of wit.

And Ed Byrne, when he gets going, is not only sexy, but has a fantastic mind.

As does Dylan Moran - so gorgeous I come over all fluttery.

And (far too young, I know) Danny Bhoy - that smile!!!! AND he's funny!

My husband and I are enjoying "Cold Feet" and "Would I Lie to You". Lee Mack is very funny but I wouldn't like to get on the wrong side of him. David Mitchell is really cute - he has such lovely dark brown eyes!

I agree Gill - Radio 4 comedy can be great or switch it off. Mark Steel is laugh out loud as is 'Just a Minute'. This can be quite embarrassing when I listen on my MP3 Player while out walking, watching my Grandson at football or my Granddaughter at athletics! I get some strange looks.
This series of 'Cold Feet' I'm not so sure of yet but I think the women are better than the men! As for 'Mrs Brown's Boys', I have really tried but it is NOT FUNNY!

Sorry, I think that Mrs Brown's Boys is dire. I like HIGNFY and think that Mark Steel is a talented, clever man who gets the balance of humour without vulgarity or cruelty just right. Radio 4 is my day time companion as I work alone and the comedy can range from laughing out loud ( alarms the neighbours) to dire switch it off quick. Love Cold Feet, the characterisations are very clever, especially the weak David. Brilliant stuff. There is nothing like a really good laugh to get the endorphin surging and your mood raised.

I took my wife (who was only my fiancee at that point) to see Blazing Saddles soon after it opened in the UK. She was not thrilled at the prospect of watching what she expected to be just another Western. She soon realised why I was so keen to see it!

I have tried to like Mrs Brown's Boys, but I just don't find it funny. QI and HIGNFY are the only programs on at the moment that amuse me.

I find the Radio 4 comedy slot fascinating, as it is either brilliant or totally cringe-worthingly dire.

Add me to the love Mrs Brown list I think it's hilarious one of the few comedies that has tears of laughter rolling down my face
I also laugh at Michael Macintyre I think he's hilarious Some of the other comedians leave me cold
I liked Miranda too when she was on

Oh, merlot, he might be able to laugh you into bed, but he'd never stop with the one-liners and deadpan jokes!

It's no wonder he never got the girl in 'Not Going Out'...

For some reason I find Lee Mack really sexy

Oh yes, Mousehunt !!! Thanks

Lee Mack loves Lee Mack which is what I find so off putting!

I love Lee Mack, I think he is very quick witted and very funny. And he's a local lad.

Cold Feet is excellent. Not sure if its a comedy or just a drama with great characters and a good script. Unmissable!

I find Lee Mack very irritating. He's always got to be the one talking and pushing himself forward when its not his turn. I often wonder what the other panellists think of him.

Sorry - it was called The High Life.

Some radio comedy is absolutely dire nowadays. However, on holiday my GC loved to listen in the car to recordings of Cabin Pressure (which featured Benedict Cumberbatch) and I also found it hilariously funny. I think GS1, knows all the scripts off by heart! A very short-running Scottish sitcom, starring Alan Cummings and Siobhan Redmond (1994) was also set in an airline - full of doubles entendres but no foul language, Maybe it only appealed to Scots!

Cold Feet has lost nothing in a second series - it's brilliant. .

HIGNFY is splendid - Le Mack is so quick with his of-the-cuff humour.

Mel Books films are funny. Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein spring to mind.
I enjoy QI, Mock the Week, HIGNFY etc.

We saw the Aeroplane film again with Leslie Neilson. It was so silly and so funny,.made us laugh out loud. Daft as a brush!!

Yes to Cold Feet. Just finished watching latest episode. Another for Mrs Brown. Hated it to start with but now I "get" it and laugh out loud. Like Would I LIe to You. Lee. Mack's exchanges with David Mitchell are really funny.

Oh - regarding comedy. Is everybody enjoying Cold Feet? I think it's excellent.

I'm on episode 2 of The Crowded Street by Winifred Holtby. It's read by Claire Goose and I'm really enjoying it. I'll have to look up Rolls the Dice once I'm finished. My problem is that I listen in bed and tend to drop off and have to keep rewinding.

R4's great for comedy and drama. I'm really enjoying Deborah Frances-White Rolls The Dice and Book at Bedtime.

I'm easy to please.