1980's Stand Up Comedy "Steven Wright"

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Comic Relief "Steven Wright" Stand Up Comedy

Steven Wright gives another strong performance on Letterman. This clip includes the stand-up and interview segments.

Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie perform a hilarious short comedy sketch in a police station. A man making a statement has a surname that is pretty hard to pronounce! Watch this classic moment from the ground-breaking comedy sketch show 'A Bit of Fry and Laurie' for free with BBC Worldwide.

Steven Crowder performs stand-up comedy.

The best of the best, kings of comedy! Steve Harvey, do your thing!

Steven Wright comedy demo

He's afraid to go to sleep in case he dreams he's in a coma and wakes up unconcious.....

An old BBC2 show, where eighties celebrities fielded questions from an audience of rude Scottish prefects. Stephen Fry is in the chair for this edition, then having finished the first series of A Bit of Fry and Laurie.Censorship, not doing publicity for A Bit of Fry and Laurie, Monty Python, alternative comedy, right-wing comedy, admiration for Bernard Manning, advising Neil Kinnock, not going into politics, Margaret Thatcher, does Comic Relief remove government responsibility?, getting away with rudeness cause he's posh, Python influence, alternative comedy again, John Cleese not being in the last series of Python, wanting to be a teacher, writing his first book, Bob Holness, Jonathan Miller. From 1989 Sorry, the very start is missing.

An old BBC2 show, where eighties celebrities fielded questions from an audience of rude Scottish prefects. Stephen Fry is in the chair for this edition, then having finished the first series of A Bit of Fry and Laurie.Censorship, not doing publicity for A Bit of Fry and Laurie, Monty Python, alternative comedy, right-wing comedy, admiration for Bernard Manning, advising Neil Kinnock, not going into politics, Margaret Thatcher, does Comic Relief remove government responsibility?, getting away with rudeness cause he's posh, Python influence, alternative comedy again, John Cleese not being in the last series of Python, wanting to be a teacher, writing his first book, Bob Holness, Jonathan Miller. From 1989 Sorry, the very start is missing.

Broadcast November 25, 1981 -- Veteran dancer Gregory Hines (1946-2003) dances a duet with "beginner" Steve Martin (born 1945), who says he has just completed his "first MGM musical," "Pennies from Heaven." This was a bright spot in an era of few TV variety shows. Greg Hines was already beloved in the worldwide dance communities, and Martin was carving a niche for himself in traditional Terpsichore, which was insignificant to most entertainers in 1981. This was, after all, four years before the MGM film "That's Dancin'" validated the work of many old song and dance artists. The song "Fit As A Fiddle" was written in 1932 by Arthur Freed (lyrics) and Al Goodhart & Al Hoffman (music). This little bit of show biz gave Martin another well-deserved feather in his cap, one that set him apart from any other stand up or sketch comedian.

Steven Wright's animated romantic adventures - on a bus

Comedy sketch with Steve Martin and Burt Reynolds. If you like this video, let me know and I will make more! Be sure to rate it and leave a comment! For more great clips visit my website http://www.shaunsayre.com - Due to the overwhelming popularity of my site, I'm now at http://www.retro-cafe.com

Steve Byrne's hilarious set from the Stand-Up Sit Down Comedy Challenge.

Steven Wright standup from a small comedy club in Boston from 1988. Funny, he looks younger, but still doesn't have much hair. Steven Wright is funny. Enjoy.

Stephen Fry plays a straight talking producer whilst Hugh Laurie puts on a dress and pearls in this hilarious sketch from BBC cult comedy classic sketch show 'A Bit of Fry and Laurie'.

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Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie perform this hilarious car-themed sketch from their classic BBC comedy sketch show.