I've paid homage to comedians on this site several times because comedy is a powerful form of philosophy. In fact, by far the most viewed post on this blog is The Philosophy of George Carlin, which I published 6 years ago when he died.
Robin Williams, another brilliant human being lost too soon, is another example of a comedian (and actor) who made us think. How many artists would have the combination of courage, intellect and wit to name their album, Reality...What A Concept ?
Humor is an effective tool for reflecting upon the folly of conventional wisdom; entertainment provides quicker access to truth than seriousness because it disarms the audience and allows for the truth to present itself in a more subtle way. Therefore comedy can be considered a form of philosophy and comedians can be considered philosophers.
You will have bad times but they will always wake you up to the stuff you weren't paying attention to.
Never pick a fight with an ugly person. They've got nothing to lose.
The second amendment says we have the right to bear arms, not to bear artillary.
If it's the psychic network, why do they need a phone number?