Monty Python's Flying Circus

TV-14

45 episodes4 seasons

US Release

~ And now for something completely different... ~

Overview:

A British sketch comedy series with the shows being composed of surreality, risqué or innuendo-laden humour, sight gags and observational sketches without punchlines.

Created by:

Ian MacNaughton & John Howard Davies

Status:

Ended

Language:

English

First air date:

10/5/1969

Last air date:

12/5/1974

Key words:

surreal
satire
sketch comedy
hilarious
amused

Seasons

Specials

33 Episodes

Season 1

13 Episodes

Season 2

13 Episodes

Season 3

13 Episodes

Season 4

6 Episodes

Cast

Graham Chapman

~ as ~

Various

Michael Palin

~ as ~

Various / "It's" man

Terry Jones

~ as ~

Various

Eric Idle

~ as ~

Various

Terry Gilliam

~ as ~

Various

John Cleese

~ as ~

Various / Announcer

Carol Cleveland

~ as ~

and 1 more

Lyn Ashley

~ as ~

Connie Booth

~ as ~

Various and 1 more

Rita Davies

~ as ~

Argument Secretary and 3 more

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Reviews (1)

drystyx
Written 2 year(s) ago
8
Monty Python is funny. The Flying Circus is a motley group of short skits, and often they have weird segues into each other (I hope I spelled "segue" correctly). Many of the bits have become iconic standards. The funny walks, which isn't one of my favorites, is now a clock face. The lumberjack, which is my very favorite, has a cult following, too, and would be great to sing at a bar if you had the mounties in the back doing their thing. If you don't laugh at one skit, you'll probably laugh at the one following it. It is mostly slapstick, and very much nonsense, with the humor coming out of nowhere, instead of based on straight lines. That's the Monty Python way.