A lot of what people call comedy I don't understand, especially if it's full of nerdish people, I think I'm supposed to feel some recognition with them and I don't, at all.
A lot of what people call comedy I don't understand, especially if it's full of nerdish people, I think I'm supposed to feel some recognition with them and I don't, at all.
I can't stand that, it makes me wince and cringe and feel really uncomfortable. There's something about watching someone in humiliating situations that I find really uncomfortable
I can't stand that, it makes me wince and cringe and feel really uncomfortable. There's something about watching someone in humiliating situations that I find really uncomfortable
me too - hated wathcinh Michael Crawford in "some mothers do 'ave'em.
Too close to home for me I suspect
I tend to agree. My wife finds comedy in what I call cringe-comedy. We did watch Annie Hall (Woody Allen comedy) a few weeks ago. If his comedy is any reflection of his actual personal issues, I'd say we were separated at birth. Anyway... there are some Monty Python sketches (Buying A Bed, for example) that I think are absolutely genius comedy. However, I must say, all of George Carlin's stand-ups are my classic favorites.
I'm with you..too cringe...too uncomfortable.