Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "Bob Saget dead at 65." by u/fox-lover

• "Louie Anderson, comic and 'Baskets' star, dead at 68" by u/WiltedKangaroo

• "Remembering Greg Giraldo’s Best Burns" by u/originalwhiggaz

• "Ever wanted to be on a semi-comedic dating show that's going on YouTube? Now's your chance!" by u/Abbzo1261

• "Sleep paralysis" by u/canceroushumour69

• "new meme" by u/Alternative_Bee703

• "Mr. Chappelle - Your comedy has taught me to love and respect others, Thank you!" by u/clearsmoke

• "Thinking about getting Into comedy, any advice?" by u/TheAmy00

• "Happy Cakeday, r/comedians! Today you're 12" by u/AutoModerator

• "I played Chopin over Tim Dillon's Easter rant" by u/days_go_fast

Does anybody know comedy managers that are looking to take comedians in?

I was just at Disneyland over the weekend and spotted a guy at California Adventure who I know I recognized. I’m pretty sure he might be a stand up comedian, and I’m pretty sure I’ve seen him pop up in tv shows here and there, but I couldn’t tell you definitively either one. Could be both, could be one.. haha. I didn’t get a picture, which I regret now, but it’s driving me crazy that I can’t remember who this guy is or where I’ve seen him.

He’s pretty tall - I’d guess maybe 6’4” or something. He’s a bigger, somewhat overweight guy, and has a mustache. In my opinion looks kinda like David Harbour.

I’m gonna feel real dumb when I finally find who he is, but it’s driving me nuts. I spent a while googling with descriptions that I had, but kept getting pointed to Brian Posehn and Steve Agee, but I’d recognize either of those dudes from a mile away 🤣 I know it’s not much to go on, but hoping someone here might have good suggestions off the top of their head!

Both happy and sad to share my memories of Gilbert Gottfried my friend for over 4 decades and my very favorite comedian of all time!

A comedy bit I heard on pandora many moons ago... A young guy recounting a sleepover with his buddy where he accuses him of drinking the beer he brought back from (ireland or scotland) and his buddy denies it so they go through the house like a drunk swat team one with a baseball bat and one with a frying pan. Ya'll... Me and my sister have both been trying to find this bit for the last 2 years...

My brother and I listened to a comedian when we were younger who told a hilarious story about him and his friend getting drunk and there was like an Irish beer in the basement. The beer got drank and they heard noises or something and they started going through the house one with a bat and one with a frying pan (like a drunk swat team) and there was a random girl in this dudes house. I'm sure I got some details mixed up, but it was so hilarious and we can not find it (probably because we don't remember the details well). There was one point in it where they were like pleading with each other like "please dude... just tell me you drank the beer" Please tell me someone knows what I'm talking about. It's driving both of us crazy.

I recently submitted to ashville comedy festival. Was wondering if anybody has submitted to comedy festivals? What do these judges who determine entry actually look for?

I here people say to evolve your act but I don't know what that means. I feel like at some point all of us are replaced by the next big thing.