Comedy is subjective. That's a saying that I just made up. No, it's really objective, but it's also generational. Example? Take three funny guys who are all equally important in the world of show business and comedy, each one in his own right, but all hailing from a different era: Bob "Super Dave" Einstein, Norm MacDonald and - for Ben Savage from "Boy Meets World" had to cancel - Adam Eget. But don't think him as a last-minute substitute or a replacement when representing the youngest generation here. Oh, no - he is good; Jimmy Kimmel's sister-good! If you are watching "Norm MacDonald Live" for the first time, you're in a for a treat: the Tom Green episode is guaranteed to be at least the second best in the series (when viewing chronologically), and did I already mention Fred Stoller? (Robert Blake couldn't make it.) The guests just keep getting better and better, until Russell Brand, but then, again: Billy Bob Thornton, Larry King, Kevin Nealon - and this is just season 1! Brilliant.
