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Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry in one of their funniest and most Pythonesque sketches, a sketch of which John Cleese himself would be proud.
Thanks to YouTuber onestepcloser06
Your Name, Sir: Fry And Laurie
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Tag Archives: Monty Python
It’s The Arts!—Monty Python
The Good Old Days With Monty Python
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Shredding the notion of a Golden Age in their own old age, it’s Monty Python with the Four Yorkshireman sketch.
Thanks to YouTuber Music Train and Marilyn Vogt-Downey for the suggestion.
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The Argument Clinic: Monty Python
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Not every Python sketch stands the test of time—they were too seat of the pants and careless for that—but even with its non-ending, this sketch featuring John Cleese is still one of my very favorites.
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Revolutionary Quiz Show
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Monty Python in a great sketch done live in 1982 at the Hollywood Bowl. I particularly like John Cleese’s understated Lenin portrayal.
Fun fact: John Cleese’s father’s original last name was Cheese, but his father changed it as a young man. Somehow that explains a lot to me. Cleese is correctly pronounced to rhyme with Cheese.
Thanks to YouTuber Haunting Europe
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Pinin’ for the Fjords: Monty Python
One rainy night in the 1970s, I ducked into a local bar. There was the usual crowd of cops, firemen, and unemployed ex-graduate students. Their eyes were glued to the television over the bar. But they were not watching football or baseball, but the strangest–and maybe funniest– comedy show ever to hit the American shores. I was an instant fan. We were not in Kansas anymore.
