Take a trip to the North Pole and discover exactly how Santa Claus makes Christmas magic happen every year in this...
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2011
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This live performance of Monty Python's Not the Messiah (He's a Very Naughty Boy) does the same thing to Life of Brian that...
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2009
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In his post-Monty Python years, British comic and belletrist Michael Palin unquestionably made one of his strongest marks as...
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2007
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Few television comedy programs have had the enduring success of the legendary Monty Python show. Now fans of the surrealist...
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2005
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Few television comedy programs have had the enduring success of the legendary Monty Python show. Now fans of the surrealist...
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2005
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2004
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2004
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2003
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2003
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The human face is what attracts and repels humans meeting other humans. This process is mysterious. This four-volume program...
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2001
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The human face is what attracts and repels humans meeting other humans. This attraction is mysterious. This four-volume...
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2001
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The human face is what attracts and repels humans meeting other humans. This process is mysterious. This four-volume program...
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2001
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The human face is what attracts and repels humans meeting other humans. This process is mysterious. This four-volume program...
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2001
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Ernest Hemingway cut a very impressive figure both as an author and as an individual, and in this two-part documentary...
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Screenwriter, Host
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2000
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1999
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1999
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1999
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Sleepless in Seattle director Nora Ephron originally made a name for herself as the writer of romantic comedies such as...
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1998
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Host
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1998
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This film features all the surviving members of Python, gathered together to perform at a comedy festival in Colorado. Many...
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1998
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The starring cast of the hit A Fish Called Wanda reunited for this farcical comedy, which star and co-screenwriter...
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Adrian (Bugsy) Malone
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1997
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This beautifully rendered British animated version of Kenneth Grahame's enduring children's classic features the voices of...
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1996
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1996
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1994
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Monty Python's Michael Palin plays an Oxford don with acute female trouble in American Friends. While on holiday in the Swiss...
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Screenwriter, Reverend Francis Ashby
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1993
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Host
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1992
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A delightful presentation of the classic story, Jack and The Beanstalk. This production is part of the "Rabbit Ears: We All...
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1991
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1991
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This 56-minute video celebrates 25 years' worth of inspired lunacy from Britain's Monty Python's Flying Circus. Loyal...
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1990
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Armored with his wit and sense of humor, Michael Palin sets out on the around-the-world journey of Phineas Fogg, the...
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1989
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1989
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This is a retrospective of the British comedy troupe on their 20th anniversary. Hosted by comedian Steve Martin, many of the...
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1989
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1989
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In A Fish Called Wanda, Jamie Lee Curtis plays an ambitious con artist who uses every ounce of her sexual wiles to obtain a...
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Ken
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1988
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A British production created by Monty Python alumni, this film concerns an inept chocolate-factory executive...
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Play Author
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1988
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1988
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This entertaining video follows Monty Python's Palin as he follows the British Rail from Euston to the Kyle of Lochalsh. ~...
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1987
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1986
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Brazil constitutes Terry Gilliam's enormously ambitious follow-up to his 1981 Time Bandits. It also represents the second...
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Jack Lint
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1985
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The Secret Policeman's Private Parts, the second of two concert films produced on behalf of Amnesty International, is better...
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1984
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A British couple's attempts to circumvent local food-rationing regulations trigger a chaotic series of events in this...
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Gilbert Chilvers
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1984
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Host
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1984
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Monty Python alumni John Cleese, Michael Palin, Graham Chapman, Terry Jones, and Terry Gilliam team up with Neil Innes,...
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1984
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Composer (Music Score), Screenwriter, Carter,Chaplain,Father,Sixth Fish, Lady,Spadger
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1983
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The highlights of two benefit concerts staged in support of Amnesty International are collected in this British performance...
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Screenwriter
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1982
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Michael Palin wrote and stars in this comedy as The Reverend Charles Fortescue, an unassuming missionary called back to...
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Producer, Screenwriter, Rev. Charles Fortescue
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1982
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1982
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A young boy joins a group of renegade dwarves on an unpredictable journey through time in this humorous fantasy. Monty Python...
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1981
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On a midnight clear 2,000 years ago, three wise men enter a manger where a babe is wrapped in swaddling clothes. It is an...
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Screenwriter, Wise Man
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1979
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1979
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Some of the biggest and brightest stars in British comedy appear in this performance film, which documents a revue staged by...
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1979
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1979
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Written by Monty Python veterans, More Ripping Yarns includes the skits "The Testing of Eric Olwaite," "Whinfrey's Last...
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1979
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1978
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A mockumentary of a Beatles-like singing group called the Rutles, The Rutles is a collaboration between Monty Python alumnus...
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1978
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An innocent country farmer experiences a number of improbable misadventures that culminate in a battle against the titular...
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Dennis Cooper
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1977
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1976
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In 1976, a member of the office staff at the London offices of Amnesty International, a global human rights watchdog group,...
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1976
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Made for British television, the 1975 Three Men in a Boat is the latest filmization of the timeworn Jerome K. Jerome comic...
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Harris
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1975
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From its opening multi-language titles (that sure looks like Swedish) to the closing arrest of the entire Dark Ages cast by...
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Screenwriter, 1st Soldier with a Keen Interest in Birds,Dennis,King,Knight,Sir Galahad
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1974
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As they had done in the summer of 1972, the cast of Monty Python's Flying Circus appeared on a 50-minute special for German...
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1973
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In this episode, Chris Quinn enters a department store and demands to buy an ant named Marcus. When Chris goes home, his mum...
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1973
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Originally broadcast December 5, 1974, "Party Political Broadcast" was the final episode of Monty Python's Flying Circus. The...
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1973
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The fourth and final season of Monty Python's Flying Circus was launched on October 31, 1974, with the episode titled "The...
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1973
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In this episode, England is held in thrall by Mr. Neutron, the deadliest man in the world. As Mr. Neutron enjoys the...
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1973
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In this episode, Alex Diamond runs over two singing tramps while en route to lumbago specialist Dr. Emile Koning. Next door...
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1973
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In this episode, Hamlet visits a psychiatrist and confesses that he's always wanted to be a private detective. The...
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1973
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Sometime between seasons two and three of Monty Python's Flying Circus, the series' cast appeared in a 50-minute special that...
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1972
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Monty Python's And Now For Something Completely Different was first released in the US in 1973, but didn't really take off as...
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Screenwriter, Various roles
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1971
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The centerpiece of this November 30, 1972, episode of Monty Python's Flying Circus is a grisly slow-motion sequence from Sam...
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1970
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After an absence of nearly two years, Monty Python's Flying Circus returned to the BBC on October 19, 1972. The first episode...
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1970
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"Liberty Bell March" is replaced with "God Save the Queen" as the series' theme music, in anticipation of an expected visit...
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1970
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In this episode, Reg Pither's bicycle trip through the countryside is fraught with peril. He ends up in a hospital, convinced...
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1970
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In this episode, Mr. T.F. Gumby's brain is removed by a Harley Street surgeon. A special telecast of the All-Essex Badminton...
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1970
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The titular event includes a swimsuit and evening-gown competition, and a 15-second summary of Remembrances of Things Past,...
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1970
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A Scotsman threatens to blow up an airliner, only to be ejected from the sketch by the show's director. A discussion of the...
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1970
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The Dummy Princess Margaret presents the British Show Biz Awards, with first prize going to the remains of the late Sir Alan...
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1970
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The owner of the Tudor Job Agency is unable to locate a travelling companion for Sir Walter Raleigh, but he does a...
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1970
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In this episode, 18th Century highwayman Dennis Moore steals lupins from the rich to give to the poor. He later changes his...
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1970
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In this episode, dyslexic Sir Jeremy Toogood struggles to read Sir Walter Scott's The Red Gauntlet. The Queen's Own Kamikaze...
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1970
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Using archeological evidence, the titular Mr. Norris attempts to prove that the residents of Hounslow may have emigrated from...
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1970
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In this episode, Mr. Graham gets away with speaking in anagrams until he's caught in a spoonerism. Mrs. Scum wins the grand...
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1970
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The programme begins with Episode Thlee of Erizabeth L, featuring Sir Flancis Dlake and the Spanish Almada. The Fraud Film...
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Screenwriter
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1970
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A desperate suburban couple summons Confuse-a-Cat, Ltd. ("Thank God we've arrived in time!") A Customs Official bypasses a...
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Screenwriter
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1969
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After a guitar rendition of "Jerusalem" at the Cardiff Rooms in Libya, an art critic joins Marge and Janet in lunching on a...
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Screenwriter
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1969
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This is the one with the Dead Parrot. Also, Private Watkins' request to be sent home from WWII is dismissed as "silly and...
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Screenwriter
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1969
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This first episode of Monty Python's Flying Circus originally aired October 5, 1969. The host of "It's Wolfgang Amadeus...
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1969
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Created in 1969 as the British Broadcasting Corporation's answer to America's Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (one of its guiding...
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1969
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The first tree to be recognized from quite a long way away is the Larch -- Harold Larch, who, after being hauled into court...
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1969
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In one of several sketches in this early Python episode, two Frenchmen with berets discuss the commercial feasibility of...
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1969
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An increasingly spectacular series of intermissions punctuates this final episode of season one of Monty Python's Flying...
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1969
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In this episode, Frank the Plumber is invited to appear in a BBC sketch. A bank robber finds himself in a lingerie shop. The...
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1969
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In this episode, listeners protest as the sounds of the Warsaw Concerto are heard wafting from the bathroom. "The World of...
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1969
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In this episode, six chapters of "The Naked Ant" are telescoped into a battle between a polar bear and a railroad engineer....
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1969
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"Part 2: The Llama Live From Golders Green" is followed by a man with a tape recorder up his nose (he later returns in...
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1969
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An unsuccessful yeti spotter becomes an unsuccessful camel spotter. Dracula stops being fun anymore when his fangs drop out....
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1969
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Arthur Figgis makes a return appearance to discuss the German composer Johann Gambolputty de von
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1969
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No kidding: they need a video to tell us how to do this? Actually, How to Irritate People is a collection of TV skits,...
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1968
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A spin-off of the enormously successful British radio sketch series I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again, BBC1's Twice a Fortnight...
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1967
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The casual British viewer might have tuned into the BBC anthology weekly A Series of Birds in hopes of seeing a delectable...
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1967
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1967
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The five Gumbies tortuously announced "The Architect Sketch," wherein Mr. Wiggin designs a lethal apartment house. The BBC...
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Season two of Monty Python's Flying Circus was launched September 15, 1970, with the episode titled "Dinsdale" (for lack of a...
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Screenwriter
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After a preview of comic BBC attractions (stay tuned for "Snooker My Way"), the host of "Archeology Today" quizzes his guests...
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Mr. and Mrs. Attila the Hun star in a sitcom with their kids Robin and Jennie, and Uncle Tom the butler. Later, Attila visits...
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Neither Lady Mountbank nor Reg the Miller were expecting the Spanish Inquisition. In fact, in the words of Cardinal Ximenez,...
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Several cineastes report from the set of Scott of the Antarctic, where inebriated director James McRettin holds court over...
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Among the body parts identified are the Foot, the Other Foot, the Shoulder, Just Above the Elbow, Margaret Thatcher's Brain,...
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Telecast live from the Grill-o-Mat Snack Bar in Paignton, this episode begins with another round of the Blackmail Quiz Show,...
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The School Prize Awards are interrupted by two men, both claiming to be the Bishop of East Anglia. The director of the...
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An advertising executive comes up with the sure-fire slogan "Conquistador Coffee brings a new meaning to the word 'vomit.'"...
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Yes, this is the episode which features the rousing production number "The Spam Song," performed by a chorus of Vikings. But...
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