Emotional Caroline - Jam and Jerusalem Series 3 - YouTube
1:24-2:30 is pure brilliance. The first time I watched it, I almost choked on my drink.
I think some people are proud of their humour. Perhaps in some cases it may be "high brow" or "intellectual".......they look down on slapstick for instance. Just my observation.
Truthfully, I can be a little snobbish about my tastes in humor. But it is usually born out of an argument. My dad will say that Two and a Half Men is the funniest show on TV and I will respectfully and loudly disagree. He'll say that my favorite comedies (30 Rock, Parks and Recreation, etc.) are stupid and I'll call him stupid and we get nowhere.
I have been broadening my horizons, though. For me, it just depends on how well the comedy is done. Lucille Ball was amazing at slapstick. Not a lot of people are these days IMHO. I love dirty humor as much as I love "intelligent" humor, but I don't like it when either is telegraphed so that you can see it coming a mile away. I think I can appreciate most forms of humor when they are done correctly. Half assed comedy isn't funny to me. It's just a lazy attempt to get me to giggle and I'm not going to give in. You have to earn my giggles!