You couldn't be more wrong, Moity! She's hilarious!

Audrey sounds boring. Where's the jewishness in her delivery?

Enjoying an afternoon chuckle. Thank you.

I like the song list! Do they have Paul Robeson's version of "Zog Nit Keynmol Az Du Geyst Dem Lestzn Weg (Never Say You've Walked the Last Road)"?

These are really stories with punchlines.... Myron Cohen was the absolute master of this genre, building up the suspense, perfect timing, facial expressions, perfect timing, accents, perfect timing... and a bald-eagle look! (Not to mention perfect timing.)

Come on Leonard! At least one joke, please!

Henny Youngman was actually born in Liverpool, England and moved to Brooklyn at a young age. I wonder if he'd have been as funny if he'd stayed here - maybe, maybe not. He probably wouldn't have ended up in the Flying Circus anyway, unfortunately.

Recently read Mr. Okrent's "Rise & Fall of Prohibition." I highly recommend it.

Trying to tell a Yiddish joke in English is a bad joke unto itself. It can't be done successfully. It just doesn't work. But the difference between Yiddish and German, is that one is funny and the other is dead serious :) That's why we have so many more Jewish comedians than German comedians.

I don't know much about Chinese comedy, ARab comedy, or even French comedy, but next to witty British irony, I think Yiddish comedy is the best. I still prefer John Cleese from Monty Python fame to Woody Allen, Seinfeld, or Henny Youngman.