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Summary
Monty Python's Flying Circus was a sketch show starring Graham
Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Michael Palin and Terry Jones. It also featured
animations by Terry Gilliam.
The programme, which was 'groundbreaking' in many ways, was particularly
notable for its haphazard nature, with many sketches seemingly being abandoned
before reaching a satisfactory conclusion.
It included some of the best moments of British TV comedy - the 'Dead Parrot'
sketch, the 'Nudge, nudge' sketch, the Lumberjack song, the Ministry of Silly Walks, etc.
Long after the last television series finished, the Monty Python team were still
busy making films (The Life Of Brian, The Meaning Of Life, etc.).
Series: 4
Episodes: 46
Transmitted: 1969-74
Channel: BBC1
BBC Television
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