What distinguished Tommy Cooper's writing style?

Tommy Cooper to be honoured with London Blue Plaque. Tommy Cooper's hand-written jokes to go on display at V&A museum. Tommy Cooper, born in 1921, the son of an army recruiting sergeant, found this out early on. He served in the Royal Horse Guards in Egypt from 1940 to 1947. read more

Probably the funniest champion of that style of humour was the late, great Tommy Cooper. It’s silly humor and it tends to make people groan rather than laugh, but it’s refreshing in that it hardly ever uses swear words or vulgarisms – just harmless but amusing wordplays. read more

In The Deerslayer, Cooper has succeeded admirably in achieving a unity of plot and setting; and this achievement, indicated previously as one of the superiorities of the romance, has contributed greatly to the lasting importance of this last tale about Natty Bumppo's exploits. read more

Poor quality writing; please edit or take down. This is easily the worst Wikipedia entry. The writing is not neutral, opinion is represented as a statement of fact. It seems to have been written entirely in a pub by someone who knew nothing about Tommy Cooper at all. Clean up the colloquialisms and hearsay. read more