uh-oh It's the Monty Python marathon

MY son is being indoctrinated into the Python cult as we speak! Amazing how well the sketches have held up over time. Still extremely funny.

and you should introduce him to Fawlty Towers also

Fawlty Towers makes me cringe.

similar to what I felt when anything involved George Costanza from Seinfeld.

Cecil to try to get out of those situations. Never seen much of Seinfeld

do you mean Basil?

edit: not trying to be condescending, just making sure

sorry, it's already after midnight here. And both names end with
-il :)

those brits are all the same anyway ;)

Your son is about to enjoy some of the funniest, most brilliant comedy ever created!

Enjoy...:-)

"The Ministry of Silly Walks" isn't exactly high concept...but it's hilarious! :-)

one of my favorite sketches

:D

I suppose I could look it up, but I am too lazy.

oddly enough.

doesn't seem so ridiculous at this time . . .

no, no it's Kandinsky! And here come's Braque!

on the top of your telly is about to explode."

tigereye, you convinced me what I should ask for Christmas. :-)

We have been watching them for weeks off and on, and delightful to see through new eyes. :hi:

I wish Graham Chapman was still around. I think he would have gotten a kick of out "Spamalot", the musical based on "Monty Python and the Holy Grail". And the continued appreciation of Monty Python...by new generations like your son. :-)

:hi:

in the past for cool comedy. I really wish Graham Chapman were still around... he was so funny and such a cutie. They were all quite attractive, actually. ;)

Right, Bruce?

... if so desired:

http://orangecow.org/pythonet/pythonet.html

From the Flying Lessons Sketch...

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Mr Anemone: I'll show you whether I'm on a wire or not. Give me the 'oop.

Mr Chigger: What?

Mr Anemone: Oh, I don't suppose we know what an 'oop is. I suppose pater thought they were a bit common, except on the bleedin' croquet. lawn.

Mr Chigger: Oh, a hoop.

Mr Anemone: 'Oh an hoop.' (taking hoop) Thank you, your bleeding Highness. Now. Look. (he waves hoop aver head and feet)

Mr Chigger: Go on, right the way along.

Mr Anemone: All right, all right, all right. (he moves hoop all the way along himself allowing the wire to pass through obvious gap in hoop's circumference). Now, where's the bleeding wire, then?

Mr Chigger: That hoop's got a hole in.

Mr Anemone: Oh Eton and Madgalene. The hoop has an hole in. Of course it's got a hole in, it wouldn't be a hoop otherwise, would it, mush!

Mr Chigger: No, there's a gap in the middle, there.

Mr Anemone: Oh, a gahp. A gahp in one's hhhhhoop. Pardon me, but I'm orf to play the grahnd piano.

Mr Chigger: Look, I can see you're on a wire - look, there it is.

Mr Anemone: Look, I told you, you bastard, I'm not on a wire.

Mr Chigger: You are. There is.

Mr Anemone: There isn't.

Mr Chlgger: Is.

Mr Anemone: Isn't!

Mr Chigger: Is!

Mr Anemone: Isn't! ...

-snip

on edit: spelling

but it is pronounced "Throatwarbler Mangrove"

"You're a very silly person, and I'm not going to interview you" :D

;-)

*evil grin*

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