He will always be unquestionably linked to his namesake series, but since finishing it in 1998, Jerry Seinfeld has kept extremely busy. In 2002 he starred as the subject of "Comedian", a behind-the-scenes documentary film that followed him both on and off-stage travelling on his national stand-up tour, which reflected on his post-Seinfeld life - including fatherhood. He's continued to work of various TV projects ever since, and regularly hits the road on tour to show the newcomers how it's done.

After making waves in the UK and his native New Zealand, Tape Face (real name Sam Willis) finally came to America's attention on the eleventh season of America's Got Talent, where his unique brand of vaudeville took him all the way to the final. His act, which frequently involves members of the audience, makes use of everything from plungers to oven gloves to create bizarre, and strangely beautiful, routines that you'll never see anywhere else.

Known for his outrageously curly red mop of hair and his rock-n-roll slant on current events, the "All-American" Carrot Top uses video images, quirky physical moves and a slew of zany props to whip his audiences into a frenzy of laughter. Scott Thompson aka Carrot Top is no stranger to cameos on TV and in films like Sharknado and The Hangover, but it's at his live gigs and long-standing Las Vegas residency that fans can experience this inimitable comic best!