MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS | S2 E14 & 15 | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | REACTION
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- MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS | S2 E14&15 | FIRST TIME WATCHING | REACTION
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If you leave us again, you'll be on the receiving end of a serious poking with soft cushions!
Oh bugger I better behave then! 😂
Or worse…………
*T H E C O M F Y C H A I R*
The "Oh Bugger!" ending is my favourite ending in television history....
Me, too!
According to Michael Palin, the BBC received complaints about the "gratuitous swearing". Those were the days when "bugger" was swearing and some people didn't understand what "gratuitous" meant.
I would tax Raquel Welch. I have a feeling that she would tax me.
@@TinaTheNaughtyDragon "I would tax the nude in my bed...No, wait, not 'tax', what is the word?: 'Welcome'."
And soon, she'll see the greatest opening ever with Spam
The Piranha Brothers combines both a send-up of the Krays, and also a guy who was a hunter of the Loch Ness Monster Timothy Kay Dinsdale (27 September 1924 - 14 December 1987)
"And now for something completely different" - never gets old.
The Pythons used to release 12" vinyl of their sketches. They are such anarchists that they put two tracks running side by side on what side of a record. So people listening would try to find their fave sketch then find sketches they had not heard.
Listening to Steve Coogan do the entire "Doug" sketch is a great pleasure in life.
Glad to see you back! That wonderful smile, dialect, and charisma is so much fun to watch. You're a bright spot in my day. 😇
🥰 aww you're too kind!
Watching this reaction brought back memories of when I was in primary school in the early to mid 1970's. Our teacher, sadly can't remember her name, took us kids out into the playground to have a silly walk contest. I guess she got the idea from Monty Python. All the children took turns to walk up and down a straight line. Can't remember who was the winner. Maybe it should become an Olympic event 😀. All the very best, Trev from East London 👏👍.
The ‘Oh Bugger’ line was ad-libbed by Michael Palin, because he knew that they only had a few minutes left of filming before they had to stop and they wouldn’t have time to do a re-take and the BBC wouldn’t have allowed him to say it if he had originally suggested it beforehand.
Your laugh is so delightful Dawn. Always makes me smile!
Aww! Thank you so much for watching 😁
One of the things I love are the passers-by in the background of some of the sketches seeing something strange going on.
Suburbia gives it a uniquely English silliness
What still amazes me is that at this point the creative juices were simply overflowing for all of them .. they had so many lunatic ideas that they kind of remodeled not just comedy but television too. The visual language is fantastic.
Terry Gilliam, the only American in the crew, and the animator of the cartoon sequences, played a few characters here and there, most notably one of the Spanish inquisition guys. He then went on to become perhaps the most original film director of all time. He was a huge part of the Monty Python experience.
The true geniuses of the group were John Cleese, Terry Gilliam and Michael Palin. It is insane in retrospect that so many talented people found each other working on the same show ... it is bonkers. There were several minor geniuses in there too like Eric Idle and one of my favorites.
Cheers 🍺
There is only one thing more unexpected than The Spanish Inquisition. The end of a Monty Python episode to Dawn.
If you know a fair amount about the Beatles, there are a couple of things involving Monty Python members to check out. As you probably know, George Harrison put up the money for the filming of The Life Of Brian when the original backers backed out. When the Concert For George happened in 2002, there was a Monty Python segment where various members of Python (not Cleese), plus Tom Hanks came out and did a couple of songs. Those songs, plus the 12 min. backstage segment from the DVD are on RUclips. The second one requires more Beatles knowledge to get the inside jokes (Maybe watch The Beatles Anthology first). Monty Python's Eric Idol and Saturday Night Live producer Lorne Michaels put out 2 mockumentaries about a fictional band called the Rutles - All You Need Is Cash, and Can't Buy Me Lunch. Idol is the narrator/presenter, and Harrison has a cameo. These movies are filled with fake Beatles songs and musicians (eg.Jagger and Bowie) and actors being interviewed about the impact The Rutles had on their lives and careers. The John character is called Ron Nasty and is married to Chastity, an artist who is Hitler's daughter. If you know something about the Beatles history, you would probably enjoy those movies, which are also on RUclips.
John & Yoko were also supposed to guest in a Python sketch (don't say which one, shh!), but weren't able to make it, so Ringo Starr and Lulu filled in at the last minute.
Eric Idle also does a startling don't-blink Vox Pop appearance as John Lennon: "I'm starting a war for peace."
You can't begin to know how much i've missed these little sessions.
You've just got the greatest laugh!
Thanks, Dawn Marie -
My introduction to Python was in 1972 when "And Now For Something Completely Different", a short film of clips from their first 2 seasons was released. I'd never seen or heard of them before because they weren't on TV here in the US.
I was 18. We saw it as the 2nd movie at the drive in theater and from that night on I told EVERYONE I could about Monty Python.
"And Now For Something Completely Different" is not a short film of clips from the show, it's a 90 minute feature consisting of newly recorded versions of sketches from the TV series.
@@ThreadBomb
He probably meant “a feature-length film with a light runtime”.
"No one expects the ..Oh Bugger!"
Cracks me up every time
"I just want them to keep going forever and ever."
Yes Dawn, that is what all of Monty Python fans have wanted. So much entertainment they provided over the years,....it is so nice that it can be shared with new people like yourself and your daughter.
THE COMFY CHAIR! I've been watching this for decades and it never gets old. Your laugh is positively infectious too Dawn. I love watching your reactions. Thanks for all you do
Two of my absolute favorite episodes. Thank you Dawn, you made my day. The sheer absurdity of that opening Face The Press sketch gets me every time!
Aww thank you so much for watching!
5:09 Incredible. Had I ever tried anything like that, even in my youth, I would have torn my knees to bloody shreds. But this bit only got funnier as I started paying attention to what Cleese was saying: he's complaining that government is spending money on education and healthcare which takes away from funding vital research on silly walks.
The dialogue is excellent at that point and easily overlooked because of the visual humour. It took me a couple of viewings to pick up on it.
The laughter sadly drowns out the dialogue.
@@Ozzy_2014 'I could have read a poem called Ozymandias to her instead'. I don't expect expect you to, but do you know the song to which these lyrics belong?
@@Ozzy_2014 It's moments like that in which the website "Monty Python's Flying Circus: Just the Words" comes in handy. For example, for years I couldn't figure out what Cardinal Fang starts doing after he "reads the charges." Thanks to "Just the Words" (and a little Googling) I know now that he was performing the chorus of Don't Dilly Dally on the Way, which makes it funnier.
4:04 - *“I've seen this one already.”*
Yes, but now, in the context of the full show, you know what the long line of similarly dressed people queuing up across the road is all about: They're all workmen, waiting for their turn to burst into the room where the lady gets her new gas cooker delivered. 😆
It’s hard to believe the Spanish Inquisition was only in one episode.
I didn’t realize every appearance of them was in a single episode
She's back! Was just thinking yesterday that I hadn't seen one of your videos in my subscription feed for a while
Aww! 🥰
Great to see you back. Love your reactions. And very proud to say - in my loft I have THE yellow AA sign 'To The Sketch' from this episode. Dad worked on it, though a shame they didn't credit the location sound recordist on these episodes as they didn't in a lot of stuff made at the time. However he actually appeared in an episode when they turned the camera on the crew. In a silly sketch (well I never!) about making a documentary about people living on the street, they said "don't you go making a documentary about us..." etc. He's the chap in the light brown dufflecoat winding up the microphone cable on the left. Episode 17 part 7. Your next two episodes!!! Shame dad died way back in 1984 and we just lost mum too. Dad's on IMDb, though my brother and I are confused as to who made the entries as we didn't! Especially as some of them are incomplete. His name was Ron Blight. I love watching old episodes of stuff with his name in the credits - Going Straight (the spin off to Porridge) for example. Watch out for Ripping Yarns - a spin off of Monty Python. Dad did some of that too.
Great to see you back Dawn - Marie, Aussies like me have always loved Monty Python
The 2nd series is when they hit their stride. Part of it is that they gained an audience who caught on to what they were doing. Soon you’ll see my favorite episode, The Buzz Aldrin Show.
YAY! Dawn Marie's back!!
Say, my dear, I have a special request for you...My pal Billy Boyd over on The Friendship Onion channel said that one of the hardest things for a Scot to say, is "Purple Burglar Alarm." Would you please say this on a video for me?
Have you seen it yet 😁
@@DawnMarieX I did! Thank you! ;D
It's always a pleasure seeing these episodes, and also good to see someone else enjoying them for the first time!
I love the delivery of the line "I didn't expect the spanish inquisition" immediately before everyone in court does nothing but.😅
PS: If you like the "it's"-Man that much: Michael Palin did some absolutely great travel documentaries for the BBC: "80 Days around the World" (in which he tries to follow the journey from the Jules Vernes book), "From Pole to Pole" (trying to travel from North- to South Pole), "The great Circle" (travelling around the Pacific ocean... Or was it the Atlantic?) and "Sahara", visiting all the countries that border on earth's largest desert. They're interesting and funny.
I second this, they are great and Mr. Palin is a great traveling companion :)
@@davewhitmore1958 Yes. :) He's humble and respectful - and when he makes a joke it's more about his situation as a spoiled guy in a strange country rather than poking fun at "those poor people".
Your back, they’re back, it’s….. Dawn Marie’s Flying Circus! 🎪. Nice hair color! Subtle is good.
Brings me joy watching the joy on your face as you watch Monty python.
Been watching a lot of The Critical Drinker (Scottish author Will Jordan) lately so when you said "That's all i've got for today" I was expecting it to be followed with " Go away now" as when he finishes his videos he says "That's all i've got for today, Go away now" at the end.
Sadly, this is the last episode in which the It's Man turns up in strange places at the beginning.
From here on in, the And Now announcer turns up in strange places, and Mr. It's only gets his one word.
True but then we get the greatest show opening ever with Spam!
When you come to the "Prejudice" sketch, that's one of my all-time favourites because how 'unwoke' it is.
When you were saying you wanted to know what the punchline was, Graham Garden didn't know what the punchline was, either, so he went to ask John Cleese what it was. John Cleese read it from the script and laughed so much that Graham never got to know what the punchline was.
And THAT'S the punchline.
I actually have a LP album of a show called "the BBC Third Program" which was these guys just before the formed the Monty Python. Still roll laughing every time I pulled it out. Dudley Moore even performed with them on this show. All those guys were just nutz and hilarious.
How does the silly walks 'coffee' bit take me by surprise, every time!?
... nobody expects Mrs Two-Lumps
12:56 That’s a 16th century oil painting called “The Triumph of Death” by Pieter Bruegel the elder.
"A reign of terror that makes a smashing film".
Silly Walks and Spanish Inquisition, heck yes! Also, He Used Sarcasm, a great bit.
It’s possible that you did see John in a Spanish Inquisition sketch. They re-recorded many sketches or performed them live over the years, and often changed up the roles. Video MAY exist somewhere of that.
I bet you weren't expecting the Spanish Inquisition in Episode 15😜. Fun fact, the state of Rhode Island (where I live in the US), actually DID consider a tax on "thingy" in the late 1960's...'struth!😂😂😂
"I have gone from not knowing what a Monty Python is to now they are in my soul; they are a part of me."
A perfect description of every true Python fan. They may not be everybody's cup of comedy tea, and that's okay. But for those of us who love them, those who their brand of humor speaks to, it hits that deep deep chord of human silliness that speak to the silliest of souls, and truly becomes a part of us. Welcome, fellow sibling in Python. So wonderful to watch you experiencing the joy we have all felt.
Congratulations on uttering your first original Monty Python line. "Ooh that makes sense now!" lol
I never noticed it before, but the end-music of the Spanish Inquisition trying to show up on-time is the same escape music of Sir Digby Chicken Caesar from "That Mitchell and Webb Look"
I'm sure I'm stating the bleedin' obvious that we all missed you, Dawn. Your sheer delight is so infectious. Btw, in case you didn't know, the Inquisition character you mistook for Cleese is the animator, Terry Gilliam, who rarely was given actual lines to speak early on. As I'm sure you know, he went on to become an eminent director. I forgot to mention in your last post that when you bare your teeth you make a great twit..
E15 is sort of the pinnacle of television comedy up to that point.
Listening to you laugh really really makes my day! You’re laugh makes me laugh out loud! Thank yo7 for cheering me up! Xx
Oh Dawn! It's always over far too quickly whenever you're watching Monty Python. So much absurd, silly humor. Gotta love them Pythons!
how to tell if she's a keeper without saying she's a keeper. she likes Monty Python.
When i watch skits like the Piranha Brothers and the Killer Sheep, i often wonder what a Monty Python parody of “The Godfather” would be like…😆
The head of the Spanish Inquisition is Michael Palin!
@14:00 I remember being 14 and seeing this bit. One of my faves.
The Piranha Brothers were based on the real-life Kray Twins, who similarly controlled the criminal underworld of London in the 1960s, and despite their violent reputation were often respected by Londoners. They were eventually arrested by Detective Superintendant Leonard "Nipper" Read and given life sentences in prison, albeit for the rather more mundane crime of murdering the fellow gangster Jack McVitie.
The movie - Legend - from 2015 tells their "true story". Nipper died recently from Covid.
The reason this second season is better is because the best scetches are longer and more worked out.
Love your hair color beautiful ,..snnnd Joe dirt and step brothers you’d absolutely die laughing ! Just watched the team America reaction and died laughing!
10:49 now we know where the laughter of the pigs from the angry birds video games came from.
I’m going to say your probably equal Monty Python fan like me I love watching especially the films, love your channel so much
'Dinsdale!'
A common catchphrase in our house.
Yay! Welcome back, it was especially lovely to see your delight in recognizing old friends in the Ministry of Silly Walks and The Spanish Inquisition (in the latter case, it's structurally tight that you didn't expect it!
No-one expects the Spanish Inquisition- (except our Dawn)
Those were good choices. One of my favourite is "The Bishop".
"Okay, Devious, don't move!"
It's great seeing you back! I realize that it's a bit early to begin talking about Christmas, but there are some amazing movies you might want to think about watching for Christmas. For comedy, there's "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" which is hilarious. Another great (but subtle) comedy is "A Christmas Story," which talks about a little boy who desperately hopes to get a BB Rifle for Christmas. There's a cable channel in the US that plays that movie over and over again for 24 hours over Christmas! Finally there are two classic movies that not a lot of young people have seen... "It's a Wonderful Life" with Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, and "Miracle on 34th Street" with Emund Gwenn as Santa Claus and Maureen O'Hara! Both of those movies are incredibly heart-warming, if you've never seen them before! Both of those movies were from 1946.
Reactions to Monty Python's flying circus always make my day ❤️
Thank you so much for watching!
Nice to see government ministers deflecting talk about house building and gas fitters who won't install your cooker without everything in triplicate. Just in case you wondered if anything had changed in Britain in 50 years.
Oh pleeeease dawn, do full episodes, they won't be too long!
We love you!!! Its not a penalty to have you on our screens!
Cheers from Australia!!!
Glad that you are back. Your absence was noted. Love your love of MP
Glad to be back! And thank you so much for watching 😁
The Piranha Brothers is one of my favourite pieces. And not just because of Spiny Norman.
I still quote The Piranha Brothers sketch. It's only been 40 some years and I'm sure it will get old at some point.
Michael Palin was the best!!
I feel like season 2 they were _totally_ unchained. First season, no one knew what it even was. Not the BBC people, not the audience (at first).... but it caught on FAST. So even if they didn't understand it, they were willing to indulge them. Likewise, 2nd season, the Pythons themselves had more confidence. They knew what they were doing worked... and worked well.
The Piranha brothers stuff is a parody of the cult of stupid admiration for the Kray brothers, the notorious East End gangsters.
in the original broadcast, the 'oh bugger' part at the end was removed
When I clicked on this video, I wasn't expecting the Spanish Inquisition.
The movie of skits were shot and changed a little here and there. You can tell the shows have different starts and endings along with extra parts not in the film skits.
Well. I didn't expect this video...
Welcome back Dawn . We missed you !
This may be my favorite episodes of the series
Good news everyone! John Cleese is havng a new show... it is called John Cleese: Cancel Me ...always good to hear what he has to say about the world :)
great to see you looking as wonderful as ever. Hope the family are fine and you're all staying safe. Cheers from Brunei, beautiful lady.
Happy you're back!
I was afraid you just kept watching Monty Python and not recording anything. Wouldn't blame you...
Loved your anxiety over the It's man. It would have been extra sad if he didn't show up now when you have the same hair and everything. ;)
Yay, more Monty Python, how much fun
You always manage to make me Smile :)
Adding to what everyone has said on many occasions, if you want to watch John Cleese doing silly walks, his walk in the Germans episode of Fawlty Towers is guaranteed to leave you in stitches, both the first time you watch it and all subsequent times.
Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition! 🤣
the piranha brothers are based on the kray twins really funny though
The gas cooker is one of my favorite ones
I'll bet your the coolest mom. God love you Dawn.
Missed your giggle little lady. Welcome back and hope everything is okay with you and your family.❤️
I love seeing the show again through fresh eyes. (And I love a Scottish accent. More jabs at Scots to come in future sketches!)
When you’ve finished the series, might want to watch the Live at the Hollywood Bowl movie. There are sketches there not done anywhere else.
Yay!!!! Oh I'm so happy to see you finally get to see these two episodes, two of my favorites!!!! I'm just like you, I love the Terry Gilliam animated bits, they always make me laugh. I'm particularly happy you got to see the end of the Spanish Inquisition episode, which was not included in the clip you first reacted to! I love your channel, and I am loving being on your Monty Python journey! PS: Your family is beautiful also! I watched the video about Scottish food (which made me hungry!) and I plan to watch more of those, "Scottish Words To Know" is probably the next one on my list. :)
That’s not just a hedgehog that’s Spiny Norman.
‘I hear you’ve been a naughty boy, Clement?’
" NOBODY expec....Oh, bugger!"
That black and white picture at 12:55 is a little part of this:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Triumph_of_Death
Heck yeah! I missed you girl. Let's go. "IT'S."
I used the I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition line at an interview,I did not get the job..............apparently you ARE supposed to expect it............
If you're doing British TV comedy episodes, you HAVE to check out Red Dwarf, especially episodes "Backwards-S3E1", "The Last Day-S3E6" and "Pete Part II- S8E7"
I may have watched another Monty Python reactor - BUT WE WERE ON A BREAK!!!
A Friends catchphrase on Monty Python comments!!!....You shall expect The Spanish Inquisition!!!😀
Haha! I'll let you off just this one time 😋
Gotta love Spiny Norman!
IF you wanna see REALLY silly...watch "Faulty Towers" the episode "the germans" and Cleese does an excellent silly goose step.