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Known for observational humor about everyday minutiae, this comedian created a sitcom where he played a fictionalized version of himself in New York City.
Before becoming a talk show host, this comedian was known for observational bits and impressions, including a famous routine about airplane food.
This blue-collar comedian's catchphrase and sleeveless flannel persona made him one of the best-selling comedians of the 2000s.
This observational comedian hosted a late-night show for over 30 years and pioneered the format with his Top Ten Lists segment.
This prop comedian became famous for smashing watermelons with a giant mallet while delivering rapid-fire one-liners on stage.
This ventriloquist comedian became one of the highest-grossing touring acts with characters including a jalapeño on a stick and a grumpy old man.
This confessional comedian set himself on fire while freebasing cocaine, later turning the near-fatal accident into material for his act.
This deadpan comedian's monotone delivery and absurdist one-liners made him a favorite on late-night shows and in several Adam Sandler films.