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'A tiger?' "A TIGER?!' (the Zulus runaway)

""A virus is what we doctors call 'very very small,' so there is no way it could have made off with an entire leg.

Oh a leg !!

0:16 Micheal Caine cameo

(Glasgow) - they were truly visionaries, weren't they?

Several cheers for the good old red white and blue…

I hardly understand a word.

The war, 1879, Glasgow…. No Natal 😂 And wokebots think it’s racist 😂😂😂🫡🖕🫡🖕🫡

Read somewhere that in WWI the Brit officers were taught to show a complete disregard for possible death or injury, so much so, that they needlessly lost far too many young officers.

his batman would have done the shaving

Tiger brand coffee, it's a real treat Even tigers prefer it To real meat

God I Loved this show when I was a teenager back in the 1970’s

that wasn't even the funniest bit, the scene was clinched by the officer asking the scot how he was doing & with him retorting : back home I would get hung for this, here they Pina medal on your chest or words to that effect.

"Must have a hell of a hole in ya net!"

Touches stump with pipe. Hahaha

You should’ve played the whole bit. It defeats the purpose when you only do the set up.👎

Perkins is a unidexter. His one leg is quite attractive, haven't got anything against it. Trouble is, neither does he!

It looks like modern day London...

clip ends before some of the funniest bits of this sketch

Stings a bit !!

Typical Brits

"so it'll just grow back then?" :D

Ol' Perkins.

Absolutely hilarious

"Excuse me!"

😆🤣😂

I hope it grows back because I am an optomist.

Ich bewundere diese Tatsachen-Dokumentationen, die mir helfen, unsere Welt besser zu verstehen...! Ich denke da immer wieder an die wunderbaren ungebundenen Wähler in den USA, wie sie sich ihre Meinung erblöden, um dann mehrheitlich zum Schluss zu kommen, dass für die Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft ein Donald Trump einfach der bessere Kandidat sei... Es könnten ja Zulus einfallen und all die holden und jungfräulichen weissen Fräuleins schänden... Um diese ernsthafte Gefahr zu bannen, kann man getrost auf eine gute Krankenversicherung verzichten... solange die Zulus fernbleiben...

My whole life since I’ve seen this movie when someone/some animal is in my way, I say “Excuse Me” in the same way and tone as John Cleese does here. Literally no one ever picks up on it. But in my mind, it’s HUGE COMEDY, on a daily basis. 😃

Is that really Sir Michael fleeing the battlefield at 00.15?

Considering that the British invasion forces actually lost the first engagement during the Anglo-Zulu War, this is probably extremely accurate to how the CO's saw the entire engagement. Yes. A bunch of tribal warriors forced the British army to retreat. The same British army that was armed to the teeth with bayonets, muskets, some cavalry, cannons, and a couple of gatling guns.

I count nine "yes's" from the good doctor.

0:16 Michael Cane has a cameo running past camera

My guy just thinking it’s a wonderful day in Ohio I guess…

This clip left out the best part.

Gerade der Kampf gegen wilde Eingeborene, seien es nun Zulus oder Thurgauer, erfordert vollen und ernsthaften Einsatz... und an beiden Orten droht ernsthafte Gefahr durch gefährliche Keime...

I love seeing Graham touch the nasty stump with his pipe. Good heavens, might be a decent plan to sterilize that.

This is a good example of stoicism.

LOL 😂

"You'll be right as rain!" Long Live MP!!! Come back you COWARD!

Any other problems I can reassure you about?

A Tiger here in Africa?

0:05 yup, typical saturday in Glasgow :-)

Yes it is very hard to tell apart Glasgow from a chaotic battlefield in Africa

Bonjour de France. Sad we didn't have the whole sketch with the illarious "A TIGER, IN AFRICA...!!!" Au plaisir.

(Glasgow) ....(Natal)

Graham Chapman was remarkably good. I know he died young, but he really could have been a successful character actor in hollywood.

British absurdism at it's best.

In 2022 this isn't satire anymore but possibly happening somewhere irl.

I remember seeing this in a theatre when it came out and sliding down in my seat laughing at the line, "During the night, old Perkins got his leg bitten sort of off."