You just babbled a lot. I don't think how poorly a skit is done affects its quality. There's a difference between idea and execution. You can have a good idea

You just babbled a lot. I don't think how poorly a skit is done affects its quality. There's a difference between idea and execution. You can have a good idea and pull it off shittily, or you can take a bad idea and make it work brilliantly. Most of original comedy comes from the cheap early times when the team was on a low budget and nobody but them really believed in the show. Fame probably has a negative effect since once you got something you start worrying about losing it and then you're likely to stop being original. Do your research a bit more. This is not at all a common trend. Comedians are like normal people: Most of them don't feel the need to innovate at all. But the ones that do tend to be unaffected by fame insofar as it affects their comedy. George Carlin, Ricky Gervais. Gervais especially, as he possibly outdid his original work in response to becoming famous.