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The article presents quotations from famous comedians on their choice for the funniest television show ever including those from Martin Short, Tracy Morgan, and Eric Idle.

The article presents quotes from famous U.S. comedians on failed shows including those from Chris Rock, actor and comedian Robin Williams, and Cedric the Entertainer.

The article provides short statements from numerous comedians explaining when they decided to become comedians. Tina Fey decided to become a comedian in middle school when she realized that jokes could make her popular. Billy Crystal decided he like comedy in third grade. Sarah Silverman was taught to say swear words when she was three, and has always tried to be funny.

The article presents quotations from famous comedians on the influence of the Internet on comedy including those from Katt Williams, Craig Ferguson, and Don Rickles.

The article presents quotations from famous comedians on their choices for the funniest movie ever including those from Amy Poehler, Jimmy Fallon, and Albert Brooks.

The article presents quotations from famous comedians on who they feel has made the biggest influence on comedy including those from Eddie Izzard, Wanda Sykes, and Phyllis Diller.

The article presents quotations from famous comedians on who's talent they feel is underrated including those from Sarah Silverman, Tina Fey, and Bill Maher.

The article presents quotations from famous comedians on who they would like to meet including those from Robin Williams, Billy Crystal, and Gilbert Gottfried.

The article provides short statements from numerous comedians explaining how they became famous. Phyllis Diller got her start when she appeared on "The Tonight Show," with Jack Paar. Dane Cook made his start on the "Late Show With David Letterman." Albert Brooks began his career in 1967 on "The Steve Allen Comedy Hour."