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Jimmy Carr

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He's basically the only comedian on telly at the moment and the rest of us are all jealous.
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Howard Read — reported in Leo Benedictus (August 16, 2005) "G2: Arts: Edinburgh: Trendspotting: Carr crash humour", The Guardian.

 
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