Chris Thomas, 23/02/08,
The funniest man this country has ever produced period. I'm part of the younger generation who grew up sadly after his passing but with still all the great memories and tapes of Tommy and whenever I am feeling a bit down I watch some of the re-runs that puts that smile back on my face again there will never be another Tommy Cooper never especially with these useless wannabes who call themselves comedians today Cooper will still make us laugh in fifty years time and so on god bless you tommy...
From: Merthyr Tydfil, South/Wales
Ralph Smith, 23/02/08,
What a comedian I'm 58 and came from the uk many years ago and still remember his own style of humour never be another like him god rest him. JUST LIKE THAT!
From: Canberra, ACT, Australia
SIR JOHN LAWRANCE, Kt,GC, BOSG. 22/02/08,
ALWAYS LOVED TO WATCH TOMMY,SO,SO,FUNNY,,NOW LIVING IN THE CAERPHILLY, AND WOULD LV TO KNOW HOW TO JOIN THE FAN CLUB ONE DAY.
From: CAERPHILLY,SOUTH WALES
David Kelly, 22/02/08,
He's so greatly missed....no rubbish, no swearing, no cheap laughs...just great word play and timing. When I read his jokes I still break up remembering how he did them ...just like that...!
From: Woodbridge Tasmania
Jamie Raunig, 20/01/08,
Fell in love with Tommy shortly after i fell in love with my Welsh love,,,,,,,,,, thank you Tommy!!! wherever you are,,,,, you've put love and laughter in my yankie heart too,,, viva Tommy.
From: Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Barry-Kip, 16/01/08,
I like his jokes verry much.
From: Holland Nieuw-Vennep
Richard McNamara, 16/12/07,
What I have learned from your tenacity is something quite unexpected. Within ourselves we (I) dread failure and the consequence associated with ?not making it?. Never quite knowing what ?it? that we (I) are wanting we to drift from one ?stage? of life to another, ?entertaining?, until one day it dawns on us and we realize what Douglas Bader, CBE, DSO and bar, DFC and bar, is quoted as saying to people like me (had I been born then) who have spent their lives ?worrying about other think of them? and thus never really being themselves:
?Don't listen to anyone who tells you that you can't do this or that. That's nonsense. Make up your mind, you'll never use crutches or a stick, then have a go at everything. Go to school, join in all the games you can. Go anywhere you want to. But never, never let them persuade you that things are too difficult or impossible.? *
Let's face it Mr. Cooper, Douglas Bader knew a few things about courage in the face of uncompromising odds. I bet, in your own way, you did too. Being 'unfunny' was a lesson in being non-conformist and I have never looked back.
Thanks again Mr. Cooper. You did it. You did not listen and that's what it takes to be at the at the top of your trade. You listened to your own sense and worked things our for you, 'just like that'.
I know this may be pure psychological projection on my part, but this takes guts-?like walking into a bar, and iron one?. Without you, and the 'bar', I?d have never been pointed in the right direction. Now I know, 'Be Thy Self: walk
From: Aso City, Japan
Karli, 05/12/07,
Does any1 no if Tommy Cooper was the surprised guest on This Is Your Life. I've tried loads of different things on google but nothing has worked. If any1has any idea plz cud you let me no. Many Thanks Karli.
From: Manchester
Webmaster says: TC was never a subject of This is Your Life - But he did appear three times as a guest - With David Nixon, Eric Sykes and Bill Frasier.
Clive Greenaway, 18/11/07,
Hi JK Long time no speak ! Have you taken over the world yet with all your great web-sites! Please check out my new site which will run along side my first TC site www.tommycoopershow.co.uk You will notice that I am putting on the only TC show in the whole of the country this year, at the Harrogate Theatre!!!!!!!! any chance of a plug, if there enough support I will hope to keep it going and take it around the country. All the best Clive
From: Harrogate
Ray, 05/11/07,
One of the best, lol just like that!
From: UK
Wendy Thomas, 25/09/07,
Enjoyed the site. Been a fan all my life. Miss him big time.
From: Cardiff
Stuart Risdale, 12/09/07,
An amazing man. Although it is many years since he went to Heaven, his humour and act has never died.
From: Torquay
Cyril Blackshaw, 24/08/07,
I could never understand how Tommy Cooper got the laughs and the fame from his 'lame-duck' magic tricks, and a few jokes. But I always fell about laughing even at the very sight of this huge man coming onto the stage. They say that the first thing you need to be a comedian is a funny face. Tommy had that and a whole wealth of talent besides. On Saturday 15th September, 2007 a local radio station is holding a 1940's Hangar Dance. In WW2 they would empty out a hangar and get a big swing band in to play, along with whatever food and drink they could find. They are holding one of these dances in aid of the local breatcare appeal, and have asked me to do a 15 minute spot. I have chosen to do a tribute to Tommy Cooper, after many hours of studying his DVD's and making the necessary props and tricks. In his memory, I will do my utmost to re-create his superb comedy both in looks, gestures and jokes.
Truly, we have lost one of the best. Your website is a great place to remember him.
From: Worksop, Nottinghamshire
Joseph Redbourn, 16/08/07,
He was amazing.
From: Battle
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