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I'm looking for some really funny comedy skits/ shows. I like almost any kind of humor. Here's what I have, in no particular order, just by memory:

Abbot and Costello: 'Whose on first'- the timeless classic, makes me laugh every time.

Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner: '2000 year old man'

Adam Sandler: 'The Hanuka Song' 1 and 2

Bill Cosby: 'Noah', 'Kill the boy' and a few other short skits

Chris Rock: 'Bigger and blacker' and 'Lotta Racism out there'

Eddie Murphay: 'Raw' and 'Delirious'

George Carlin: Tuns of stuff

Dennis Miller: Everything I can find (which isn't much)

Weird Al: Asorted goodies

Robin Williams: 'Live at the Met' and 'Reality what a concept'

Jerry Seinfeld: 'I'm telling you for the last time'

Monty Python: I've got tuns of them, but still could you name your favorite just in case I missed one? My all time favorite has, and forever will be the Argument Clinic.

So.... If you could name a skit/ show you liked I'd really apritiate it- I need a good laugh.

My favourite SNL skits:

Alec Baldwin in the "Schweddy Balls" Christmas skit

Adam Sandler and Chris Farley in the "Schmit's Gay" beer commercial

Patrick Swayze and Chris Farley both trying out for the Chippendales

Monty Python: the Ministry of Silly Walks... and many others

I loved George Carlin's Ten Commandments skit.

The Ministry Of Funny Walks is funny. As is the SNL Schmits ad.

However my personal fave is a Rowan Atkinson sketch. The one where he mimes a fairy tale narrated by one of the stars from his Mr. Bean shows.

Oh here is another SNL skit, an old one with John Belushi. The one where he vented his frustations with the Irish in general.

Thats off the SNL Anniversary Video.

Anything by Bill Hicks, he was one of the greatest If you like Dennis Leary he is somewhat similar to that but funnier

does anyone know of a site where I can download Dennis Miller interviews? since all I've been able to find are interviews with: George Cloony, Kevin Smith, Ed Harris, Tom hanks, George Carlin, Samuel L. Jackson, Jay Leno and John Cleese- and from what I understand there sre something like 200 of them.
Also if anyone knows a place to download Jay Leno interviews.