Bouli docteur

Not only is Maria Bamford one of the best comedians working today, but she basically exists in a class by herself. On paper, the topics she favors-her family, her neuroses, her checkered job and relationship history-may sound typical, but no one else quite matches what she says and, especially, how she says it. Although she's not an impressionist, Bamford has a panoply of voices at her disposal to make her jokes about vapid co-workers or deeply disturbed comedians ring a little more true. Of course, that skill can also lead people to think she's mentally ill, as was the case when she stopped by a morning radio show to promote a gig in Cleveland.