I think he is really funny and is my favorite by far. I can't stand Ant and Todd Glass at all.
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YES!!!Originally Posted by Krom
I think he's a mid-level person...talented enough to not be an initial victim. On that basis, he could make it far, but not likely all the way, since he's good perhaps--not great--and maybe not an inherent crowd pleaser for dumb Dat-Phan loving L.A. audiences.WOW, Krom...more common ground...this is getting worrisome!!
I will admit that some of his stuff had meon previous episodes, but he seemed to be almost "pan handling" at the laundromat, and to me he seemed very uneasy and a bit "off" at the Aspen gig.
I thought he was funny, and the only one to get a laugh at the laundrymat probably because he actually adapted to where he was instead of going into his regular routine act (ala Ant). If he is witty on his feet then I appreciate the humor even if he isn't THE funniest one. Didn't any of you think it was a nice change of pace to actually hear new jokes?
I know I did, even if it's one sentence: "This is death" (hee hee), Jay London. Mordal, Vos, and Tess always had new and interesting things to say. What's going on? Corey's likeable. I wouldn't mind if he made it to the finals.
Corey is another one of my favorites. While he has done some of his jokes twice, you do have to remember that it was a big comedy show, and if you're in front of people that good and that have that much influence in the biz, you probably want to do your best stuff. I am hating the picture, though. It makes him look like a non-gay version of Ant. If that's possible, which it probably isn't.
hurray for new jokes!!!!!!
Whether you find him funny or not (which I do by the way), you've got to give the man credit where credit is due. Corey took what might be one of the worst places to do a comedy gig and totally owned that moment. Whereas most (if not all of the comics... i cant quite remember) of the comics simply went into their regular comedy act, Corey was able to genuinely find humor in an otherwise humorless situation and use it to his advantage. Isnt that what comedy is about in the first place? For me, Corey being able to find humor in the moment just adds on to his likeability.
Oh, thanks for the nice welcome from the kind person who Watches2MuchTV
Although I thought even Corey was somewhat floundering in the laundromat, you make a very valid and eloquently stated point here, Happy Bull. Doing laundry, especially when you have to drag it out to a laundromat, isn't exactly one of life's more exhilarating joys. Kind of makes you wonder why not even one other of the comedians picked up on that opportune fact!
Whether you find him funny or not (which I do by the way), you've got to give the man credit where credit is due ... Corey was able to genuinely find humor in an otherwise humorless situation and use it to his advantage. Isnt that what comedy is about in the first place? For me, Corey being able to find humor in the moment just adds on to his likeability.
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