Allen, Tim (Denver)
The voice of Buzz Lightyear and star of 'Home Improvement'
Famous Comedians from United States
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Ansari, Aziz (Columbia)
Tom Haverford on TV's Parks and Recreation -
Arbuckle, Fatty (Smith Center)
The rotund silent film comedian -
Ball, Lucille (Jamestown)
The red-headed star of TV's I Love Lucy -
Belushi, John (Chicago)
Bluto in Animal House -
Berle, Milton (New York City)
"Mister Television" of the 1950s -
Bishop, Joey (The Bronx)
Comedian member of the Rat Pack -
Bloom, Rachel (Los Angeles)
The star and co-creator of TV's 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' -
Brice, Fanny (New York City)
The vaudeville star who was the basis for the musical Funny Girl -
Brooks, Mel (Brooklyn)
The guy who made Blazing Saddles and The Producers -
Bruce, Lenny (Mineola)
Edgy, arrest-prone 1960's comedian -
Burnett, Carol (San Antonio)
The very funny host of The Carol Burnett Show -
Burnham, Bo
The comedian who directed the movie 'Eighth Grade' -
Cannon, Nick (San Diego)
The corny, wack rapping, boy toy from Nickelodeon who was married to Mariah Carey -
Carey, Drew (Cleveland)
The star of TV's The Drew Carey Show -
Carlin, George (New York City)
The profane comedian known for his "7 Dirty Words" routine -
Cedric The Entertainer (Jefferson City)
Eddie in the Barbershop movies -
Chappelle, Dave
The star of Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show -
Colbert, Stephen
Host of TV's satirical The Colbert Report -
Conway, Tim (Willoughby)
The hilariously bumbling cast member from The Carol Burnett Show -
Cosby, Bill (Philadelphia)
The controversial star of the hit 1980s sitcom The Cosby Show -
Crystal, Billy (Long Beach)
Meg Ryan's co-star in When Harry Met Sally -
Dangerfield, Rodney (Babylon)
The comedian who said "I don't get no respect" -
David, Larry (Brooklyn)
The guy from Curb Your Enthusiasm -
Degeneres, Ellen (Jefferson Parish)
Host of daytime TV's The Ellen DeGeneres Show -
Dick, Andy (Charleston)
Host of MTV's The Andy Dick Show -
Diller, Phyllis (Lima)
The wild-haired female comedian of the late 20th century -
Durante, Jimmy (Brooklyn)
Big-nosed comedian of 20th-century radio and TV -
Fallon, Jimmy (Brooklyn)
The host of The Tonight Show, 2014-present -
Farley, Chris (Madison)
Star of TV's Saturday Night Live -
Ferrell, Will (Irvine)
The SNL star who was in the movie Anchorman -
Franken, Al (New York City)
The liberal comedian who was elected senator from Minnesota in 2008 -
Galifianakis, Zach (Wilkesboro)
The nutty, hairy brother in The Hangover -
Garofalo, Janeane (Newton)
Tart-tongued comic actress and radio host -
Gleason, Jackie (Brooklyn)
Ralph Kramden on The Honeymooners -
Glover, Donald (Edwards Air Force Base)
Star and creator of 'Atlanta', and rapper Childish Gambino -
Goldberg, Whoopi (New York City)
Star of the Hollywood comedy Sister Act -
Gottfried, Gilbert (Brooklyn)
The comedian who voiced Iago in 'Aladdin' -
Griffin, Kathy (Oak Park)
The celebrity-bashing star of My Life on the D-List -
Haddish, Tiffany (Los Angeles)
She played Dina in the 2017 comedy 'Girls Trip' -
Handler, Chelsea (Livingston)
TV Host and author of Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea -
Hart, Kevin (Philadelphia)
The comedian in 'Let Me Explain' and 'Ride Along' -
Jones, Grandpa (Niagra)
Co-star of the show Hee Haw -
Kabibble, Ish (North East)
Comic cornetist who chanted 'boop boop' in Three Little Fishies -
Kaling, Mindy (Cambridge)
Kelly Kapoor on TV's The Office -
Kaufman, Andy (New York City)
The 1970s weirdo comedian extraordinaire -
Keaton, Buster (Piqua)
The silent film comedy great known as "The Great Stone Face" -
Kimmel, Jimmy (Brooklyn)
The late-night host of Jimmy Kimmel Live -
Kinison, Sam (Yakima)
Screaming, round comic who recorded Loud As Hell -
Kovacs, Ernie (Trenton)
Zany 1950s TV comedian -
Leary, Denis (Worcester)
Star of cable TV's Rescue Me -
Leno, Jay (New Rochelle)
The host of TV's The Tonight Show, 1992-2009 and 2010-2014 -
Lewis, Jerry (Newark)
Host of the annual Jerry Lewis telethon -
Lopez, George (Mission Hills)
Star of the ABC comedy George Lopez -
Maher, Bill (New York City)
Former host of ABC's Politically Incorrect -
Martin, Steve (Waco)
Comic star of The Jerk and Saturday Night Live -
Marx, Groucho (New York City)
The mustachioed leader of the Marx Brothers -
McBrayer, Jack (Macon)
The sycophantic southern gent on 30 Rock -
McKinnon, Kate (Sea Cliff)
The SNL star who impersonates Justin Bieber and Hillary Clinton -
Meyers, Seth (Bedford)
The host of Late Night With Seth Meyers, 2014-present -
Mo'Nique (Woodlawn)
The stand-up comedian who won an Oscar for Precious -
Morgan, Tracy (New York City)
Tracy Jordan on TV's 30 Rock -
Murphy, Eddie (Brooklyn)
The star of the Beverly Hills Cop films -
Murray, Bill (Wilmette)
Comic star of Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day -
Newhart, Bob (Oak Park)
Deadpan star of the sitcom Newhart -
Notaro, Tig (Jackson)
The comedian star of Tig: Boyish Girl Interrupted -
Odenkirk, Bob (Naperville)
The star of Better Call Saul -
O'Donnell, Rosie (Commack)
Host of TV's The Rosie O'Donnell Show -
Oswalt, Patton (Portsmouth)
Spence on The King of Queens -
Peele, Jordan (New York City)
The comedian who wrote and directed the horror film 'Get Out' -
Poehler, Amy (Burlington)
The diminutive blonde star of Parks and Recreation -
Poundstone, Paula (Huntsville)
The stand-up comedian who was accused of child endangerment -
Price, Roger (Charleston)
The creator of Droodles and Mad Libs -
Prinze, Freddie (New York City)
Comedian and star of TV's Chico and the Man -
Pryor, Richard (Peoria)
The comedian who recorded Live on the Sunset Strip -
Radner, Gilda (Detroit)
The early Saturday Night Live star who played Roseanne Roseannadanna -
Reiner, Carl (New York City)
Creator of TV's The Dick Van Dyke Show -
Reubens, Paul (Peekskill)
The comedian who created the alter ego Pee-wee Herman -
Rickles, Don (New York City)
The insult comic who used "dummy" and "hockey puck" -
Rivers, Joan (Brooklyn)
The TV talk-show host with the catch-phrase "Can we talk?" -
Rock, Chris (Georgetown)
The comedian who inspired the TV show Everybody Hates Chris -
Romano, Ray (Queens)
The star of TV's Everybody Loves Raymond -
Samberg, Andy (Berkeley)
The mop-haired SNL actor who did the "Lazy Sunday" video -
Schumer, Amy (New York City)
The raunchy comedy star of Trainwreck and Inside Amy Schumer -
Sedaris, Amy (Endicott)
The star of the oddball TV comedy Strangers With Candy -
Seinfeld, Jerry (Brooklyn)
Star of the TV sitcom Seinfeld -
Shandling, Garry (Chicago)
The creator and star of The Larry Sanders Show -
Silverman, Sarah (Bedford)
Over-the-edge star of TV's The Sarah Silverman Program -
Sudeikis, Jason (Fairfax)
The star of TV's 'Ted Lasso' -
Sykes, Wanda (Portsmouth)
The star of The Wanda Sykes Show on late-night TV -
Thompson, Kenan (Atlanta)
The 'SNL' cast member who was a Nickelodeon star -
Tomlin, Lily (Detroit)
Ernestine and Edith Ann from Laugh-In -
Wiig, Kristen (Canandigua)
The enthusiastic Target clerk on Saturday Night Live -
Williams, Robin (Chicago)
The manic comic who won a dramatic Oscar for Good Will Hunting -
Wilson, Flip
The Black comedian whose Geraldine character said "the devil made me do it!" -
Winters, Jonathan (Dayton)
Improvisational comedian of the 1960s and '70s -
Wolf, Michelle (Hershey)
The 'Daily Show' comedian who spiced up the 2018 White House reporters' dinner