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The writers of Comedy Central have created a list of the 100 greatest stand-up comedians. <ref>https://www.everything2.com/title/Comedy+Central%2527s+100+Greatest+Stand-Ups+of+all+Time</ref>  Their list is heavily weighted to the very modern era, including numerous 21st century American TV talk-show hosts.  Many are not recognizable names.  The order demands debate, with Robin Williams, for example, being ranked 13th, behind Richard Pryor, Chris Rock, and Jerry Seinfeld, and Don Rickles, for another, being ranked 17th, behind those and Ellen Degeneres

The writers of Comedy Central have created a list of the 100 greatest stand-up comedians. <ref>https://www.everything2.com/title/Comedy+Central%2527s+100+Greatest+Stand-Ups+of+all+Time</ref>  Their list is heavily weighted to the very modern era, including numerous 21st century American TV talk-show hosts.  Many are not recognizable names.  The order demands debate, with Robin Williams, for example, being ranked 13th, behind Richard Pryor, Chris Rock, and Jerry Seinfeld, and Don Rickles, for another, being ranked 17th, behind those and Ellen Degeneres

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Comedy Central misspelled the name of Shelley Berman.  They ranked him shockingly at 66, lower than basically unknowns such as Sinbad, Eddie Griffin, Bobcat Goldthwait, Richard Jeni, Colin Quinn, and D. L. Hughley, to name a few.  None of them could deliver a joke like Shelley Berman, not to mention create a new style of comedy, the telephone interview.  “Can I talk to your mommy?”

Comedy Central misspelled the name of Shelley Berman.  They ranked him shockingly at 66, lower than basically unknowns such as Sinbad, Eddie Griffin, Bobcat Goldthwait, Richard Jeni, Colin Quinn, and D. L. Hughley, to name a few.  None of them could deliver a joke like Shelley Berman, not to mention create a new style of comedy, the telephone interview.  “Can I talk to your mommy?”