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Little_stinker
11-03-2018, 11:53 AM
Is there a performer who you want to like, but their manner just turns you off?

Two performers who come to my mind are Kathy Griffin and John Lennon.

I want to like KG, but I don't like her shtick and JL could act what I would call "unusual", at times.

Who is on your list?

tlc38tlc38
11-03-2018, 12:32 PM
Either I like you or I don’t.

70s show watcher
11-03-2018, 03:05 PM
fred armisen i try so hard to like him but something about him has always bugged me

Edward216
11-03-2018, 10:27 PM
James Corden. He can be likable at times, and then he goes and does or says something very juvenile. :rolleyes: It's like he's an 8 year old boy in an adult man's body.

Ed.

Impressions
11-23-2018, 10:38 AM
James Corden. He can be likable at times, and then he goes and does or says something very juvenile. :rolleyes: It's like he's an 8 year old boy in an adult man's body.

Ed.

Agree. I can’t stand him. He can’t sing or dance either. I have no idea how he got that show in the first place.

Like one comic said (forgot who it was) late night TV execs don’t want a female late night host so bad, they had to go across the pond to find a male comic who isn’t funny at all.

Edward216
11-24-2018, 12:36 AM
Agree. I can’t stand him. He can’t sing or dance either. I have no idea how he got that show in the first place.

Like one comic said (forgot who it was) late night TV execs don’t want a female late night host so bad, they had to go across the pond to find a male comic who isn’t funny at all.

Well I disagree he can't sing or dance, I think he does both well actually. It's just that I think his sense of humor can be offensive.

Ed.