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RI guess you never saw any comedians on TV. Seinfeld for one. You lead a sheltered life.Here are 200 Jewish comedians.APamela AdlonDan AhdootJason AlexanderWoody AllenSimon AmstellMorey AmsterdamTom Arnold (actor)Bea ArthurDave AttellHank AzariaBBadchenDavid BaddielSacha Baron CohenRoseanne BarrChuck BarrisBelle BarthVanessa BayerNora BayesJack BennyGertrude BergMilton BerleShelley BermanSandra BernhardJoe BesserJoey BishopLewis BlackMichael Ian BlackAmir BlumenfeldYaakov BodoVictor BorgeAlex BorsteinAndy BreckmanFanny BriceAlbert BrooksMel BrooksArnold Brown (comedian)Lenny BruceGeorge BurnsRed ButtonsCSid CaesarYisrael CampbellEddie CantorJack Carter (comedian)Joel ChasnoffJuca ChavesPaddy ChayefskyMark Cohen (comedian)Myron CohenSlash ColemanIrwin CoreyNorm CrosbyBilly CrystalJerome CutlerDRodney DangerfieldLarry DavidTom Davis (comedian)Rachel DratchFran DrescherRichard DreyfussRebecca DrysdaleESusie EssmanFMarty FeldmanLew FieldsLarry FineAl FrankenF cont.Heshy FriedRebecca FrontStephen FryGJeff GarlinBrad GarrettEstelle GettyTodd GlassStephen Kramer GlickmanElon GoldJudy GoldJeff GoldblumJulie GoldmanGilbert GottfriedGary GulmanHBuddy HackettChelsea HandlerEstelle HarrisGoldie HawnBen HechtRaoul HeertjeSimon HelbergPee-wee HermanHillcrest Round TableJackie HoffmanJudy HollidayLou Holtz (actor)Marc HorowitzCurly HowardMoe HowardShemp HowardJSid JamesJay JasonMicah JesseGeorge Jessel (actor)Jewish-American comedyAl JolsonKMilt KamenCarol KaneMyq KaplanMoshe KasherAndy KaufmanDanny KayeDavy KayeMartin KelnerGennady KhazanovAlan King (comedian)Matt KirshenJessi KleinRobert KleinKenny KramerPaul KrassnerGeorg KreislerNick KrollLCathy LadmanBert LahrLynn LavnerAndrew J. LedererPinky LeeJohn LehrTom LehrerCarol LeiferTom LeopoldOscar LevantShaike LeviEugene LevyJerry LewisRichard Lewis (comedian)L cont.Mary LivingstoneJon LovitzMHowie MandelHal MarchChico MarxGroucho MarxGummo MarxHarpo MarxZeppo MarxJackie MasonAnne MearaBette MidlerLarry Miller (entertainer)Gary MortonZero MostelJules MunshinJan MurrayNMark NadlerLaraine NewmanMike NicholsB. J. NovakLouis NyeORich OrloffPAdam PallyHarry ParkeMendy PellinYevgeny PetrosyanMolly PiconRain PryorRGilda RadnerArkady RaikinDavid RakoffHarold RamisFaina RanevskayaCarl ReinerRob ReinerMike ReissPaul ReubensDon RicklesJoan RiversGregg RogellSeth RogenFreddie RomanModi RosenfeldJeff RossJoe E. RossRita RudnerSBob SagetMort SahlSoupy SalesAndy SambergAdam SandlerAlexei SayleRobert SchimmelDavid Schneider (actor)Amy SchumerDavid SchwimmerSam SederJerry SeinfeldPeter SellersGarry ShandlingWallace ShawnHarry ShearerAllan ShermanEfim ShifrinIliza Shlesinger

RIn 2009, Thompson was a regular voice actor in the Fox cartoon series, Sit Down, Shut Up. He was voice acting principal, "Sue Sezno," who, as evidenced by her last name, always says no.[4] The series premiered on April 19, 2009.[4] Jason Bateman, Kristin Chenoweth, Will Forte, Tom Kenny, Nick Kroll, Cheri Oteri, Will Arnett, and Henry Winkler were the other main cast members.[4] Thompson provided the voice for the LeBron James puppet in Nike's MVP "Most Valuable Puppets" commercials, which were produced to be shown throughout the 2009 NBA Playoffs. Thompson also guest starred on the USA Network TV show Psych, Season 4's "High Top Fade Out" (episode 7). He played an estranged college singing buddy of the character Gus.He's also on SNLhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenan_ThompsonAdditionally, he also made an appearance in the 2004 Kanye West music video All Falls Down as a luggage collecting hotel valet. In 2005, Mitchell portrayed Manny Sellers in the sitcom One on One with Kyla Pratt, and in 2007 Kel starred in BET's new series Take the Cake. Some of his other credits include Honeydripper and Mystery Men. In March 2008 he filmed his writing and producing debut, "Chicago Pulaski Jones" in which he also stars as the lead role. Also in 2008, Mitchell appeared in two Detroit-based stage productions, Affairs and Laundromat, the latter written by Carlos Faison and also starred comedian Buddy Lewis, Leanne "Lelee" Lyons of R&B group SWV, celebrity impersonator/stage actor Matt Macis, and accomplished vocalist and performer Lauren "Lexxi" Alexis. Currently, Mitchell is a part of G4's Attack of the Show!, playing various characters.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kel_Mitchell

RJonathan Lajoie (IPA: [laʒwa]) (born 1980) is a Canadian comedian, actor, and Internet celebrity from Montreal, Quebec.Early LifeLajoie was born and raised in Saint-Hubert, Quebec. His father is French-Canadian and his mother is English-Canadian. He graduated from Dawson College's theatre program in 2001.[2] Since 2002, he has acted as an English-Canadian musician named Thomas Edison in Radio-Canada's French-Canadian soap opera L'auberge du chien noir.[3][edit] Internet videosLajoie first became popular through the music video "Everyday Normal Guy", in which he, in ironic contrast to typical rappers, sings about his bland, run-of-the-mill daily activities and his peaceful nature. Many of Lajoie's other videos, including The Bastard Breaks Up, "2 Girls 1 Cup Song", "Show Me Your Genitals", "Sunday Afternoon", and "High as Fuck", also became popular. Two of his music videos have developed into three-part series: "Everyday Normal Guy" was followed by "Everyday Normal Guy 2" and "Everyday Normal Crew"; "Show Me Your Genitals" was followed by "Show Me Your Genitals 2: E=MC Vagina" and"I Kill People" (under the alias MC Vagina). His videos have received millions of views on several Internet websites ("Show Me Your Genitals" currently has over 19 million views on YouTube).Recently, Lajoie has released music videos for his songs "Alone in the Universe" (a style parody of Coldplay), "Michael Jackson is Dead" (a criticism of those who hated Jackson until his death) and "Radio Friendly Song".Lajoie's songs are often parodies of everyday things, such as stay-at-home dads, pathetic attempts at having sexual intercourse with girls, and doing chores on Sunday afternoons. His commercial parodies advertise undesirable products like "pedophile beards" and "rapist glasses" or mundane human behaviour such as breathing and "not giving a fuck".A common source of humour in Lajoie's videos is the appearance of his friend Steve, a man with a thick beard who doesn't speak often, except to say the line, "You want some of this, bitch?" In "Everyday Normal Crew", Steve refuses to say it until Lajoie pays him. In the same video, Lajoie claims that Steve will "probably have a heart attack sometime soon".Lajoie's videos have also portrayed him as a fan of the Montreal Canadiens, especially in the video Canadiens vs. Flyers in which he saves a woman being harassed by a man wearing a Philadelphia Flyers T-shirt. At the end of the video, Lajoie refers to Carey Price as "Jesus" Price.[edit] Beyond the InternetDuring a radio interview with Christiane Charette for Première Chaîne,[1] Lajoie stated that Will Ferrell and Adam McKay (head writer at Saturday Night Live for five years), part owners of Funny or Die, admitted to being big fans of his work during his trip to Los Angeles, where he had a chance to meet McKay.Recently, Lajoie has landed a role in the FX Network TV show called "The League." [4] Created by the husband-and-wife duo of Jeff Schaffer ("Curb Your Enthusiasm") and Jackie Marcus Schaffer, the show is a kind of suburban-set "Sex and the City" for men. The semi-improv show revolves around the lives of a group of college friends as they’re forced to take on more responsibilities as husbands and fathers. Other ensemble cast members include Mark Duplass, Steve Rannazzisi, Nick Kroll, and Paul Scheer.He will be filming a Comedy Central Presents in November.

RNick Kroll

RNo Lucy is listed in the credits. Jennifer Kroll ... Twins of Evil Jason Scott Lee ... Father Uffizi Craig Sheffer ... Lowell Diane Neal ... Elizabeth Blaine Khary Payton ... Kenny Brande Roderick ... Tanya Jason London ... Luke Chris Hunter ... Corello Tom Kane ... Doctor (voice) John Light ... Eric Stephen Billington ... Dracula II Nick Phillips ... Officer Smith John Sharian ... Officer Hodge Dragos Balauca ... Altar Boy Silviu Olteanu ... Young Priest David Gant ... Old Priest Roy Scheider ... Cardinal Siqueros Daniela Nane ... Cat-Woman David J. Francis ... Jesus

RThe one guy is named Nick Kroll, and he appears on Best Week Ever on VH1. He has glasses and curly hair. You might be able to find his pics on the VH1 website.

RTen of my personal favorites include:Daniel Tosh's "Completely Serious"Patton Oswalt's "Feelin' Kinda Patton"Simon Amstell's "Do Nothing"Jon Dore's "Live at Gotham"Aziz Ansari's "Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening"John Mulaney's "The Top Part"Nick Kroll's "Comedy Central Presents"Flight of the Conchords' "HBO One Night Stand"Chelsea Peretti's "Live at Gotham"and David Cross' "Shut Up, You F*cking Baby!"Of course we all love Monty Python, Pryor, Cheech & Chong, Carlin, etc., but I have a lot of hope in these comedians, and many more! These albums are refreshingly funny and full of material that you won't hear from other or mediocre comedians. I'd suggest you check them out.

RIt was stuff like wear hats like theres no tomorrowSlap a peach like theres no tomorrowheres the link watch it for yourselfhttp://www.bestweekever.tv/2008/03/07/bwe-sneak-peek-nick-kroll-interviews-paula-abdul-like-theres-no-tomorrow/

RI read your whole question (some people do) and sorry, did not ring a bell. I must have missed that comedian last week.Edit:You could go the the Comedy Central website, where you can find the list of all their comedians so you can find the one you're looking for (just click on their names).http://ccinsider.comedycentral.com/cc_insider/2008/02/comedian-valent.htmlComediansLaurie KilmartinEugene MirmanDemetri MartinTodd BarryDavid Cross & Bob OdenkirkPatton OswaltJessi KleinSusie FelberMandy StadtmillerLouis CKLisa LampanelliDane CookBrian PosehnAziz AnsariPaul ScheerElephant LarryHard n PhirmStacey NightmareNick KrollChristian FinneganLiam McEneaneyVariety SHACAndres DuBouchetJack KukodaDavid WainMichael ShowalterThe HazzardsZe FrankZach GalifianakisDan Allen