The Roasted One-liner
Hi, I’m Frank Andreen—a clean, one-liner comedian who loves bringing people together through laughter. My comedy is lighthearted, self-deprecating, and family-friendly, drawing on everyday stories from my life, my family, and the people who keep me humble. Whether it’s a church event, community gathering, or corporate meeting, my goal is simple: give your audience an uplifting, memorable night full of laughter—without crossing any lines. I’d love to help make your event a great one!
* "My English teacher told me I needed to expand my vocabulary. I said, 'Duh!'”
* "I told my wife, 'I don’t mean to brag, but I can still fit into my wedding clothes.' She said, 'Good, we'll bury you in them.'"
* "My dad got excited when they announced 'Bring Your Kid to Work Day'. He brought the neighbor’s kid." 
What Are One-liners?
One-liners are concise jokes delivered in a single sentence, designed to get straight to the punchline without a long setup. They're quick, witty, and often packed with clever wordplay, double meanings, unexpected twists, or sharp observations about everyday life. Because of their brevity, one-liners offer more jokes—and if they're working, more laughs—per minute than traditional story-based comedy. These quick hits are often featured in popular comedy clips, showcasing the talent of the entertainer delivering them.
Here are a few classic examples:
“I know I'm ugly. When the dog found out we look alike, he killed himself.” — Rodney Dangerfield
“I woke up and found everything in my house was stolen—and replaced with exact copies.” — Steven Wright
“A man goes to a psychiatrist. The doctor says, ‘You're crazy.’ The man says, ‘I want a second opinion!’ The doctor says, ‘Okay, you're ugly too!’” — Henny Youngman
At its best, one-liner comedy brings people together through quick, shared bursts of laughter—no explanation required—making it a staple in the world of funny performances.
What Exactly is "Clean" Humor?
Clean comedy doesn't mean watered-down or dull—it simply means everyone in the family can enjoy it without squirming in their seats. There's no need for crude language or shock value to get a laugh. In fact, some of the greatest comedy legends—like Bob Hope, Jack Benny, and Lucille Ball—built timeless routines on clever writing, sharp timing, and universal humor. Clean comedy can still have layers—witty references that adults might catch while flying right over the kids' heads—but it never crosses the line into discomfort. It’s smart, inclusive, and just plain funny.
"If I cussed, my mom washed my mouth out with soap. It's hard to say dirty words with bubbles coming out of your mouth."
"My dad heard me say a bad word and that didn't end well. I cried so loud, even our neighbor was afraid to cuss -
and he was a sailor!"