When it comes to comedy, it often seems like two heads are better than one. Sometimes, that's so one person can play the role of the "straight man" in contrast to a goofier sidekick, or two people can clash in other ways that emphasize humor and comedic misunderstandings. In other instances, perhaps the two people in a comedy duo (or double act, as it's sometimes called) will be similar personality-wise, and may, in essence, each try to outdo the other when it comes to what they do and how they act.
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