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Tremendous comedian. One of the very very very few comics that could be so funny that it went beyond laughter to a point that I would have to bite my hand to stop from laughing because I knew if I laughed that all control would be gone and the torrent of laughter would be so uncontrollable that I would wet myself. 

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I think it was the One Show with Dame Edna actually, not This Morning. I believe i may have been conflating that incredible clip. 

Just read he'd being doing Dame Edna since 1955! 

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My mum just told me. My gran used to love Dame Edna, and had one of her books that I remember reading when I was far too young to understand any of the jokes in it. Wasn't there an "Audience With" where he did some stuff as himself, and a segment or two as Dame Edna and Sir Les Patterson. 

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This is one of those deaths that lead to social media being a celebration of their work. Loving the clips being shared. 

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1 hour ago, gmoney said:

Just read he'd being doing Dame Edna since 1955! 

He wishes! Apparently she wouldn't even be seen in the same room as him.

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Saw Barry Humphries in Manchester in ‘95. The best live comedy act I’ve seen. By a long way. RIP.

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As Keith said, testament to his brilliance that loads of outstanding things I'd never even heard of keep cropping up. One of the funniest people ever.

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Weather as Dame Edna, Les Patterson or himself, just effortlessly funny.  The Dermot clip is a prime example.

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3 minutes ago, Just Some Guy said:

Why is everyone glossing over him being the Australian Glinner?

Maybe people don't know? Certainly the first I've heard of that.

Maybe you can add some examples to your post with where you've seen/read that. 

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