Jeff Dunham: Arguing with Myself

There is nothing mucj to say than; A entertainer in the upper class

Far and away one of the funniest comedians I have seen in a long time. His talent as a ventriloquist is nothing short of amazing. You find yourself focusing on the assortment of characters he presents as if they were the ones talking.

I must admit that Walter was my favorite. I think we all know at least one crotchety old man like Walter. Walter's comments about Police on Bicycles was HILARIOUS!! Although each of the characters were funny, Walter and Peanut were my favorites.

The whole video had me holding my sides and laughing till I cried. This is a video we watch over and over and feel compelled to drag out whenever company is over.

Mr Dunham is a very talented comedian and I'm anxiously awaiting more performances on video from him.

This DVD is a must-have for any serious comedy collector!

Jeff Dunham has to be the funniest ventriloquist on the planet. He incorporates a wide variety of distinct personalities amongst his unforgettable sidekicks. From Walter, Peanut, Jose Jalapeno (... on a steeek!), to Bubba J and Sweet Daddy Dee, you will not soon forget these memorable characters. Years ago I remember seeing Mr. Dunham do numerous shows coming up and he was a definite standout from all his comedy competition. Recently at the American Comedy Awards, Mr. Dunham was voted Male Stand-up comic of the year. This piece has been a long time coming and delivers spot on. If not for a slight bit of vulgar language this would be a piece for comedy lovers of all ages. A definite master of his craft, Mr. Dunham is not one to be missed. Arguing With Myself is a must have.

Jeff makes you completely forget they're puppets!! And the way he interacts with them and the audience is great. When Walter gets upset because someone gets up to use the restroom, he says he'll just wait until he gets back. So Jeff just stands there with a look on his face that just cracks you up, because after a couple of seconds you remember that Walter is just a puppet.

Being able to choose between the bleeped and non-bleeped version makes it a great family show, no matter what age. My 15 year old son loves it. My grand-daughters (4 and 5)can repeat the lines (from the bleeped version).

I saw his show on Comedy Central, and found out when his DVD was to be released. I don't normally buy DVD's but I went all over town the day it was released looking for it. Found it, and have watched it over and over.

I have bought copies and given them away, and plan on buying more.

It was funny to a point. I do like Walter, Bubba J, Peanut and José and there were a few good tricks like throwing his voice of stage, having the multiple conversations between himself peanuts and José (especially using another language which cannot be easy) and making the sound louder and quieter as he open closer box on Jose singing Really clever trick

But what was the point of that "manager" Sweet Daddy, it wasn't that funny and they keep interrupting the funny ones to cut to it back stage? It seemed pointless and it ruined the act

And where Achmed? Did the swap him for that waste of airtime?