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That's how I met my first wife with a finger in my nose. SF/

Cleese picking up the cage in the 'second pet shop'... Comedy gol

It taking them 6 hours to get from Coventry to Minehead is the most unrealistic part of this sketch

Cleese is channeling a bit of Basil Fawlty in this sketch

didnt know squatters where such an old problem

personally, my favourite bit is that scungy park bench... like, look at it!

it depresses me that no-one has ever released an assortment box of these... like come on, novelty factor! monty python choccies... can have minstrels, dead animators, crunchy frogs... gourds... false beards... of course, the crunchy frog WILL still have the bones...

Yup, working at the hospital I can vouch psychiatrists are loopy

I blame the French.

This could be the future 😂

I showed this to one of my Mexican coworkers when we had some downtime. He laughed so goddamn hard it was infectious. From then on, every once in awhile, we would yell at each other: "Cuidado! Llamas!"

this is my only comment

1:43 Pain inducing laughs EVERY EFFING TIME.

My Weird School of all things brought me here

I don't even know what this means but I did laugh

classic

Not funny at all.

The camel spotter being named Mr. Sopwith is a great gag that just comes and goes in an instant.

His best friend shouldn‘t have fucked with him. But I trust fully in the higher justice!

Palin brilliant as ever

Pink form from reading

One of funniest sketches ever

Joe Biden 😅

Monty’s dead Parrot skit has to be their funniest skit, along with “it’s just a flesh wound” and so many others!

"I like what he likes!" "I like what he likes!" "I like what he likes!" "I agree with them!" Lol Also: "ARE YOU BEING INDECISIVE?" "NO! YES! PERHAPS!"

They're being rather sheep-ish about this....

Push off Fuzz !

There’s a basic plot about a restaurant here, but I always felt like they also threw in any spare lines they had written which didn’t pan out into a full sketch idea, but were funny on their own and they wanted to get them in the show, like the Greek actor having his soliloquy denied by Cleese. This sketch is super random even by Python standards. Also, Palin’s “…not for food, anyway” is my pick for most underrated joke in the series.

this seems funny but i can't for the life of me undestand their accents

What is the song in the background during the bit about the chicks on the cars?

2008 anyone

When rewatching these old Python sketches, I often find myself wondering who the writers were. Of the writing pairs, Palin/Jones tended to be behind more physical humour and utter bizarreness, some of which might seem in the absurd recipes and Chapman's reactions. However the Cleese/Chapman pair was more about verbal humour, and somehow a lot of animals. And with all the meticulously spelled out animal recipes as well as the name "Mr. Parrot" i figure that this is most likely a Cleese/Chapman sketch. But in that case, Terry Jones does a terrific job with the way he gleefully says all of those recipes, and really inhabits his character. 😂

First it's 10:15, minutes later it's 1pm.

3:13 whose this?

Accurately summing up the Team Fortress 2 fandom right now.

Is this sketch where Matthew McConaughey got his catchphrase from?

What is that music? It sounds like a marching band playing a Lament at a funeral. Wish I could hear the whole song.

Great sketch. I do wish there was a way to remove the laugh track. Was this done by the BBC because they thought its audience wouldn't know where to laugh?

Terrance Howard math EXPLAINED

i had to act this out for theatre honestly was so fun to do

Damn i'm doomed 😂 😂😂😂😂😂 💀

"The rack!!!" Lol

"And what routes will you both be taking?" I love how Eric Idle's character just gives up and decides to go along with the charade 😂

He’s stunned 😂

Masterpiece

General tries to teach his men how to fight with fruit… Then a new challenger comes in…PAC Man!

"Are they paying you any rent?" Absurd as this sketch was, I did not expect that line whatsoever 😂😂

Is it just me or are Cleese and the secretary in Fawlty Towers?

Eric said in an interview that Elvis Presley, Idle's boyhood idol, loved this skit and told him that himself when they met.

This has so many layers of truth...