For me, Sara Pascoe is completely unfunny - I hate how she's on Sewing Bee - Joe Lycett was wonderful on it. She makes these totally aimless comments and I can see the figurative tumbleweed blowing across the set.
Other unfunny (for my sense of humour) 'comedians' include Romesh Ranganathan (looks like my old maths teacher so bad memories), Michael MacIntyre, Jason Manford, Frankie Boyle since he 'went woke', Daisy May Cooper (stop shouting and cackling at any small thing woman!) and we refuse to watch Mrs Brown's Boys in our house as it makes my brain cells drip out of my ears, as well as being totally unamusing or entertaining.
Recently I'm getting increasingly switched on to comedians who are willing to push the envelope for free speech, people like Jimmy Carr and Ricky Gervais, Dave Chappelle. I may find some of their jokes challenging (Jimmy Carr's rape jokes make me wince rather than laugh) however I feel they should have the right to say those things without censorship, hence am happy to support them. We have a national tradition of satire and no one should be off limits from comedy. Poking fun at horrific things is a way of dealing with our feelings and diminishing overwhelming fears in a positive way. I'd rather risk feel (quietly and to myself) offended occassionally and stand up for the rights of all people, including comedians, to talk about and debate ideas which don't have a point of clear cut agreement. Personally I feel nothing and no-one should be off limits.
he still has limited comments on his Instagram though, so clearly worried about what people think!
